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Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber | ' ' i TELEPHONE ALERTING SYSTEM PASSES FIRST TEST t | ; = At 3.15 Sunday morning the Fire Department | had their first actual alarm on the new ; Telephone Alerting System. The call was due to a sprinkler failure ; in the L& L Store. The system worked well-- . thirteen out of fifteen men reported at the ' : ° : e : : : site within five to ten minutes, | 7 ' anh | NOTICE RE HYDRO INTERRUPTIONS IN TERRACE BAY { FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS IT WILL BE ' NECESSARY TO SHUT THE POWER OFF IN SEVERAL ' SECTIONS OF THE. TOWN FOR PERIODS NO LONGER THAN ONE AND A HALF HOURS BETWEEN THE HOURS ' OF 1,00 P.M, AND 3,00 P.M, 2 & O6 ; We believe that the above hours will be of ; less inconvenience to all. The addition of fourteen new Transformers and the relocating of seventeen existing ones is necessary to meet the growing demand for Power in our --- Your Electrical Utilities, Township of Terrace Bay, | WILLIAM T. SMITH DIES SUDDENLY Sunday morning at his home came as a gret shock to his friends and co-workers in Terrace Bay. Aged sixty-two, Mr. Smith had been born in Manitoba, working for fourteen years as Labour Foreman with Carter Hall in Winnipeg prior to coming to Terrace Bay in 1946, where he again assumed the same position for Kimberly-Clark Corporation, A quiet man by nature, though fond of hunting and fishing, Mr, Smith had the respect of all who knew him, Mr, Smith was one of the pioneers of Terrace Bay having come to the district while the town and mill was still in the blueprint stage. He was a member of Local 665, I.B,P. S.P.M,W. S 'He leaves to mourn his passing his wife, the former Ann Lumley, whom he married in | 1945, and four brothers, Paul in Vancouver, ; Harry in Winnipeg, Lawrence and Phillip in : West Selkirk, Manitoba, Funeral services were conducted Monday ' afternoon at two o'clock by the Rev. Dr. ' Arthur Lavender in the Terrace Bay Community i Church, { 1 i 4 i ~The sudden passing of William T, Smith } 4 i eat A a Rta are ear ea a9 "Unto the Hills Do I Lift Up Mine. . _ Eyes" was the hymn chosen followed by scrip- . ; tures and Prayers, In his message to the fam 'ly br,Lavender spoke of the mysteries of life , and death which, despite the great. scientific discoveries have never been penetrated, "Mr. Smith enjoyed the confidence.of his employer and, speaking as a neighbour, Dr, Lavender continued, he was a good husband, a good friend, a good worker and a good neighbour", He ended his remarks with a Vol.2, No.44 4S LN en estenescestonstpetesnssesesdtneneesnine ae ee ee eee ' MINOR HOCKEY NEWS Lists of players, teams and coaches, plus-- session. November 12, 1959 quotation from Whittier "Yet Love will dream, and faith will trusty. cve'd Somehow, somes : where, meet we must," Pallbearers were: Messrs, H.P, Ratchford, W. Kujbida, D. Laporte, L. McBride, N, Chopty and A, Gobeil, The body will be forwarded to West Selkirk; Manitoba where burial has tentatively been set for Wednesday. Prior to services on Monday the body had rested at Gawley's Funeral Home, Schreiber, HALLOWE'EN PARTIES HELD FOR TERRACE BAY YOUTH = The Kiwanis Club sponsored three different parties for Terrace Bay Youth on Hallowe'en, Keeping in mind the types of entertainment most appreciated by the different age groups represented youngsters up to 9 years met in _ Youngsters up to 9 years met in the High School Auditorium in gay costumes where they were shown suitable movies, received treats and took part in a grand parade while he+ wildered judges spent some difficult moments trying to decide which of the many fine costumes should be chosem as "best" in their catagories. The results of judging were as follows: Clown, Darrell McMillan, W. Evans- Smith, Doris Lehto; Tramp - A, Hayes, P, Nicol, M, Nicol; Original-- M, and B, Woods, L, Simmer and B, Osmar, B, Stachiw; Comic Strip - L, Smith, R. Pattison, T. Woods; TV - B, Stojko & B, Rousseau, S, Harris, T, Paget; Grand Champion - Pam and Jamie Cumm- ing. The judges were: Joan Clinton, Nancy Bisch, Marj Baker and Ellen Ceasar. More on Page 7 PROJECTIONISTS COURSE No registrations for the 16 mm, Project- ionists Course will be received after Friday of this week. If you want to take the course register at the Recreation Office immediately. Course sessions will be held on Saturday mornings, SEASON HOCKEY TICKETS Hockey fans are reminded that orders for season hockey tickets are now being taken at the Recreation Office, Last year's ticket holders have until November 25th to reclaim their tickets, No season tickets will be sold after December 5th, one day before the opening game, See the ad in this issue of the NEWS for further information, game and practice schedules, will be posted at the Recreation Office and the schools. Copies will be given to players at practice