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rage 5 COMMUNITY CHURCH BOARD (Cont'd from Page 7) Ladies Auxiliary Mrs. G.Galvin Sunday School Mr. S. Doyd, Choir Representative - Mrs, S.Hodgkiss NOTICE RE HOSPITAL VISITING Due to the present near-epidemic in Schrei- ber, it is deemed advisable to curtail visit- ing in Terrace Day Private Hospital. Since there is a great deal of movement back and forth of the residents of Terrace Bay and' Schreiber the Terrace Bay residents have quite possibly been in contact with jaundice without being aware of it, There- fore, until such 'time 'as it is felt 'no longér necessary, only one visitor per patient will be allowed, IF YOU ARE AWARE THAT YOU HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH JAUNDICE PLEASE DO NOT VISIT THE HOSPITAL, : 'If the incidence increases it may be found hecessary to restrict all visiting. Please realize that these restrictions are being instituted for the protection of our. patients, __ eg (Signed) Mrs, C.T.Buck,' Superintendent, Terrace Bay Private Hospital, HIGH SCHOOL GAMES HERE LAST WEEKEND On Saturday afternoon, January 6th, the Nipigon-Red Rock basketball and Hotkey con= | tingents arrived in Terrace Bay and at 3:00. P.M. the Girls! Basketball game got underway. The Terrace Bay girls grabbed an early léad but Nip/Rock girls settled down and took over in the second half. The final score was 34 - 12 for Nipigon, Outstanding players were Marlene Kowaliuk for Nip/Rock and Judy Thomas and Annette Boudreau for Terrace Bay. | At 8:00 P.M, the same evening the Nip/Rock team skated out to meet the local boys, The -- game was fast and clean from the beginning ' with Terrace Bay boys proving to be too much for Nip/Rock, The terrific back-checking and line rushes kept the spectators happy through- out the entire game, Ron Schock and DonFiedun played a fine ' offensive game for Terrace and Norman Vezina ' deserves credit for his constant back checking. The final score was 9 - 7 for Terrace Bay, . Following the game a dance was held at the Terrace Bay High School which all students thoroughly enjoyed before heading to their billets, ' et SEs nee SCA nest TERRACE BAY FIGURE SKATING CLUB i second half of this season and can be paid 'at the Recreation Centre lobby on January : : 23rd from 2.30 to 4,00 P.M. and <ebrety 13th io 2.00 to 4,00 P.M, | | Payment will also be accepted by any one | Figure skating dues are now due for the | of the Hy gure Skating Club executive. | BROOMBALL The broomball schedule has opened with a "bang, three games having been played since | last Thursday. Game summaries are as follows: 'Arm - 1 gt Shite jo = 2 , Goals --Shift 1 - D. Knight (E. Knight) - P,Diduch (E,Knight) Army - Sweet (Dakin) ' Penalties - E,Knight, C,Dakin, Vezine (2) i | { TERRACE a = ee ihe hts ieee WE ARE CONTEMPLATING OPENING A SHOPPING SERVICE TO THE AREA OF TERRACE BAY, THIS WILL BE INITIALLY FOR GROCERIES ONLY, INTERESTED PARTIES MAY GET FULL DETAILS BY WRITING TO FAIR-WAY, 20 CAMPRELL AVENUE, PORT. ARTHUR, ONTARIO. 'GOALS ~ Day (A Penalties: on schedule, ' Broomball Jeanneret, Bouchard. DAY (A) i Hayes (J.Kenney): De jonghe (Kenney Marquis) Hansen .. ~ Edmunds: Cie fs Ward (Knaxff) . "Edmunds (Hansen) Desaulniers (Edmunds) Edinunds (Desaul.Cormier) -- West (Ward) West (Ward, Knauff) Penalties: Cormier (3), Kenney (2), ee Day (B) (2), Newell, Knauft , Hansen SHIFT 4 - 1 at SHIFI.2 - 2 GOALS: = Shift 2 -= -N. Osmar: , - E,Kettle~ - N.Matush . 'Timpano. (2), Whalen (2), oid Santerre, eed Regis, Hermes, ~ 2 FUTURE: GAMES? - Shift 4 at Shift 2a 21 - 9,30 P.M. Day B at Shift..2 Monday, Jan.25 - 9,00 P.M, - - Day. A at Shift-1 Tuesday, Jan.26 - 8,30 P.M, - Army at Shift ~ Thursday, Jan,21 - 8 P.M, '" " MINOR HOCKEY NEWS" Recent developments in Minor Hockey were discussed at an executive meeting last, week ii and some of the highlights were: (1) In regard to the recent cases of laifidtice in the area; Minor Hockey has discussed -- matters at great length and decided that inter-town Minor' Hockey games will be played If any parents feel that they do not wish their child to take part in : these games, they should keep the child home _ and INFORM THE COACH, (2) Minor Hockey-will immediately purchase. protective face masks which MUST be worn by a all goalies playing in the Association. : (3) The Minor Hockey Executive has arranged for 'special low prices for protective helmets for any parents wishing | to purchase them for their child. These 'prices range from $2.20, $3.00,°$3.85, $4.15, $4.50,'$5.10. © AlT are top 'quality fe iets! They may be ordered, cash in advance, through the Recreation Office, MINOR HOCKEY NIGHT WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH,