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Ua Git OW se i are ca a last Sunday (February 10th) to see our 138 youngsters in action. Starting at. 2 o'clock, the programme got underway with our 29 Flyweights (5 to 7 years) coached by Steve Brend to open the "show", This was followed by Ron Slattery and Ernie Kettle!ts Canadians meeting Harold Hall and Joe Cavanaugh's Maple Leafs, and also Hec, McLeod and Les Pryor's Bruins meeting Ken MacLeod and Scott Mann's Black Hawks in the PeeWee division of 68 players. The PeeWee All-Stars for out- side competition are coached by Con, MacDonald, Then followed Jim MacDonald's Bantams of 24 players, The afternoon of hockey concluded with Harl Knight's High School team meeting the Schreiber High School. Those near 400 people who had the privilege of seeing the 138 youngsters present a series of exhibition periods and a High School schedule game were certainly treated to a fine display of hockey, Their games were "friendly, hard, strong, rugged and clean", For some, the only "big time" games they ever saw were those with the Terrace Bay Superiors at home, and it was evident that the styles of some of the Inter- mediates are being copied. These youngsters are proving their worth to this sports-minded community, and should they continue in their love of our national winter sport, there is no doubt that they will branch out only to bring added honours to their home town and much pride to their leaders, Their - Chairman and coaches are doing a marvel- ous job in welding them into "hockey greats of to-morrow", But they are like captains of ships unable to steer to their destination without crews. Parents and families of these youngsters par- ticularly, and the community as a whole should all put our "shoulders to the wheel" to ease the burden of these monitors, thereby encouraging our youth to higher goals in their hockey careers. Jim Cumming was the lucky winner of the Attendance Prize which was drawn by Peter E. Mazza, Governor of the North Shore Hockey League, Smiling Jack Little was again at the door to give away numbered programmes in his collection of 942207. Through the courtesy of the Minor Hockey League of the Terrace Bay Amateur Hockey Association, all hockey players were treated to pop and Leon's (cont'd. next colum) (Cont'd. from last colum) Pas? famous pop-corn, Con, MacDonald took pictures of all groupse Co-Directors Paul E. Boudreau and Don Brearley and Ernie Schock, Minor Hockey League Chairman wish to express their sincerest thanks to all who helped in a successful Terrace Bay's First Annual Youth Honour Day of Young Canada Hockey Week » o-0-0 NOTICE ~ HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCLATION Doesn't the current mild spell make you think that maybe - just maybe we're going to have an early spring? At any rate your Home and School Association Programme committee think that it is a good time to think, talk and see pictures of flowers and gardening in Terrace Bay. They have arranged to heve one of our local experts, Mr, A, Farrow talk on the "Spirit of Gardening" and also present films on flowers and gardens in Terrace Bay, Mr. H, Goodfellow will present plans for the Junior Gardening programme for 1957. This programme will be presented at the regular meeting of the Home and School Association, Monday, February 18th, in the Separate School at 8,15 P.li, Everybody welcome. o--0-0 SEPARATE SCHOLL BOAXD MERTING A meeting of the Board of Trustees of St. Martin's Sevarate School will be' held in the Separate School on Tuesday, February 19th, 1957, at 800 P.M, 0-0-0 NOTICE . Owners of all dogs are required by By- Law #45A to obt-in Dog Tags for the year 1957 by March lst, Penalties dre provided for infractions of this By-Law, Dog Tags may now be obtained at the Municipal Office, W. F. Strutt, Secretary-Treasurer, The Corporation of The Improvement District of Terrace R= 0-0-0