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Volume 5, No. 46 ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVED BY EX SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN On Friday November 11th a gathering of about forty men and women attended a dinner at the Hotel Terrace in observance of Armistice Day. John Jeanneret was M,C. for the occ- asion. Ed Cavanaugh proposed the toast to the fallen. Fred Gould sounded the last post, followed by a two minute silence. The committee in charge of the dinner were disappointed at the poor turn-out of Ex- Service men and women as a turn-out of one hundred were planned for. Much discussion took place among those present, as to the reasons for an obvious lack of interest by the local veterans in a comradeship observance of Armistice Day at this 4th Annual Dinner, Many suggestions were made and perhaps one of the greatest needs in the town was the erection of a Cenotaph where ceremonies could be held by all groups in Terrace Bay each Armistice Day. An elected committee was formed amongst those present to make plans for next years dinner and program, o-0-0 XMAS BAZAAR The Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church will hold their annual bazaar in the Church basement November 26th, There will be many attractions including a fish pond, touch and take, aprons, baked goods and a white elephant table. Come and have a cup of tea with your friends, 0-0-0 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY November 17th, 1955. NELS ALLEN RINK WIN YEAR'S FIRST BONSPIEL On the week-end of November 5th and 6th the curling season officially opened with 10 rinks participating in a mixed Bonspiel, Mr. and Mrs, Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Latour took top honours by winning the main event and four turkeys. The second event for chickens was won by the rink of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Duquette, Mr. and Mrs. Art Reynolds, This mixed Bonspiel was a big success and it is hoped that more of them will be held this season. The Ladies Curling Club have started their seasons play as may be seen by their draw printed in this issue of the "News", The Men's Club for the past week have been engaged in some "get-acquainted" curling. The regular play begins on November 23rd. ~ 0-0-0 EXHIBITION HOCKEY SUNDAY At 2:00 p.m, Sunday, November 20th the local fans will be able to see the Marathon Mercuries, North Shore winners last year, as they and Schreiber Lions play the second game of exhibition North Shore Hockey to be held in the Arena, 0-0-0 JUVENILE HOCKEY For a third and final game between Terrace Bay and Schreiber be at the Arena at 7:00 pem. Saturday, November 19th. These teams are tied at one game each, Good crowds are in attendarce at these games and for some fast hard hockey be at rink- side Saturday night. 0-0-0