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¥ 4 TERRACE ae art eee se ne é Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber Vol,2 a MOBILE CHEST X-RAY UNIT HERE!} Each home has been canvassed and the Kiwan- is Club of Terrace Bay have made every effort to bring to the attention of all citizens the dates on which all those of high school age or over may have a chest X-ray. It is now up to YOU, The survey is spdnsored by the East Thun- der Bay TB Association in co-operation with the Ontario Department of Health, The' TB Association is supported in its. work through the sale of Christmas Seals, For your own well being and to protect those you love take advantage of this offer-- it will cost; you nothing but your time and + ee Neen nner een a N.S.H.L, SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING HELD OCT, 18TH On Sunday, October 18th the semi-annual meeting of the N.S.H.L,-was held in Terrace Bay. Bob Abbott. of Red Rock was elected Presi- dent, filling the vacancy created by. the resignation) of ..Ted Broughton. of Nipigon, All teams in the League were represented as well as Arena Management' from each town concerned. President Fred Page and Gordon Houston attended as representatives of the Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association: and-the 4ocal contingent were Governors W. Louk, Jack Thomas and Joe Adamo, Hockey Association President Ken Hutchinson and Arena represen- tative Ken Ward, The teams will:play a twenty-four game schedule this year--12 away'and 12 at home, 'It was decided that, for Play-offs, the team placing 4th in the 'League must be within eight points of the 3rd place team or forfeit 5% of their play-off pool. The 1959-60 Schedule will begin on Dec- ember Sth and the All Star game between Marathon and the All Stars will be played in Marathon on November 29th, The Vice-President of the N.S.H.L., Mr. 5S.Harrison, was appointed referee-in-chief, The Superior's first league home game will 'take place on Sunday, December 6th, Applications for referees for 'the N,S.H.L, will be accepted up to November 15th by Bill Louk or Jack Thomas. ---- bitte abol tin homies tee) ye sontie: mi | DAVE WHALEN APPOINTED COACH OF THE SUPERIORS The T,B.H.A. have announced the appoint- ment of Dave Whalen as playing coach of the Superiors. Dave, the ever-popular forward has been playing with the Superiors for about five. years, eer ENGINEERING INSTITUTE BRANCH MEETS HERE On October 17th the Engineering Institute of. Canada (Lakehead Branch) held their monthly meeting at a luncheon in the Hotel Terrace, There were approximately twenty- three professional engineers present from the Lakehead and District. John A, Ferrier of Terrace Bay was the host member for the meeting, President; of the Lakehead Branch is John Symes of Fort William, Ontario, __.the_group made a tour of the town eee i Bay News » No.41 October 22nd, 1959 and the Kimberly-Clark Mill and were very _favourably impressed by both, COUNCIL QUOTES Reeve J,A.Ferrier and councillors Evans- Smith, Heenan, Duncan and Bouchard, together with Clerk-Treasurer Strutt and Assistant Hanley met in Council Chambers on Wednesday, October 14th, Communications from Highways Department, R.G.Shirriff and the C.P.R., regarding catch- basins, street extension and footpath were discussed, Signs are to be erected at the East end of the overhead, The Dept. of Highways advised that the legal speed limit on Highway 17 through town is now set at 40 M,P,H, A further reduction may be instituted at a later date, The Library Report and Grant were dis- cussed and also the 0.P.P. report. Three building permits were approved and a new member added to the existing Court of Revi- sion, Mr. Strutt was instructed to comply with the request to provide a list of parties available for Jury duty. Sound trucks, road signs and centre lines were also discussed and a query elicited the information that townsite street lights are maintained as follows:-- extinguished bulbs are replaced one day a week (Friday) with strings of lights (relays) being replaced as quickly as possible. Council declared that. any new enterprise may open for business in Terrace Bay provid- ing said enterprise complies with the build- ing code, have the property on which to build and pays the required business tax. Fire Chief George Maitland was highly commended for the fine job done on Fire 'Prevention, Police were instructed to keep.a sharp - lookout for bears in the vicinity of the Town, The report from the M,0.H,. was noted and a request to erect a sign rejected, areca raed FLYER TRAINING CAMP Ernie Schock and his son Ronnie were in- vited to attend the Barrie Flyers Junior A training camp at Barrie, Ontario, during the week of October 11th. _, Coach Hap Emms liked what he saw in young Ronnie and left it up to father. and son as to whether they wished to return to camp next year. Ernie, as President of the Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association, was interested in seeing how a boy from the Terrace Bay Minor hockey ranks would make out in such a try-out, The experience gained will give the local Association valuable information in regard to the experience, coaching and age that will be a criterion for boys to make Junior A competition. Another important result of the trip. is that Ernie was asked by Harold Cotten, Chief Scout, Boston Bruins, to act as a scout for the Bruin organization along the North Shore. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT HIGH SCHOOL OCT, 22 |