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LN SE TE ES ME tk eR ae nin mn abn ee tn March 10th, HUNTSR SAFETY TRaLlNING COURSE On Friday, March llth, at 7.30 P.M, in the High School Auditorium, Department of Lands and Forests Conservation Officer Harold Middleton will show films from the Departs ment's Library. These films are open to all and are instruc tive to conservation-and Yonmunity service ZYOUDS. Registrations for the current hunter safety course will be accepted from 7 P, li, to 7-30. COMMUNITY CHURCH LADIES HOLD MEETINGS The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies auxiliary was held -lionday, March 7th in the Community Church, The meeting opened with a hymn accompanied at the piano by lirs,Marg, Simmer end Mrs,Evelyn Partington gave the Scripture reading and led in prayer, The President, Mirs,Virginia Galvin welcomed the excellend turnout of ladies attending and requested the Secretary, wis,Alice Farrow, to read the minutes of the past meeting and correspondence received. lMrs,Helen West presented the Treasurer's report. Reports of convenors were as follows: Publicity, urs,V.ikepke reported posters on display for the Fashion Show; Property, lirs, Beatrice MacFadyen, requested any ladies having «auxiliary tea towels still at home to bring them ing Sick & Visiting, Mrs,Tina Young reported six cards sent out; Membership, Mrs,Gertrude Soughton had contacted members regarding the meeting; and lunch report by hirs audrey Smith. The President reported ticket sales on the Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon were well underway and that no tickets would be sold at the door. She also announced e Coffee Party and Bake Sale would be held Friday evening, april 8th in the Church basement, Members voted a donation of money be sent to the Victor Home in Toronto, 4 Manse fur- nishing committee was formed of Mrs,Ruth Paget, Mirs,Gertrude Soughton, lMirs.Elicia Evans-Smith and one member to represent the afternoon Group, The business portion of the meeting closed with the Benediction. lirs,Helen Brooks, Program Convenor, intro- duced here theme "Pathway to Peace" elabora= ting on the approaches to bring about Peace in the world today, the members conducted by "rs,Soughton and accompanied at the piano by Mrs.Sinmmer, lirs, S Boyd Sv, gave a very interesting talk on the customs and habits of the people of Ire- land, following which the ladies sat down to individual tea tables attractively decorated in the St,Patrick's theme, . Mrs,a,.Sidith and her committee served refreshments, The afternoon Branch of the Ladies Auxil- lary met Monday in the Church Hall with Mrs, Elsie Ostling presiding. lirs,Isobcl Ferrier accompanied the opening hymn and lirs,liarge anderson conducted the devotionals, Mrs,Ferrier offered to contact the Child rens Welfare in Schreiber to offer any assistance necded and "rs,Uorelle Wade will enquire into missionary projects in the dise trict. Mrs,Ethel Maitland 'gave a brief talk on the work of the Crippled Civilian Society in Toronto and the members packed boxes of good used clothing which they are sending to this Society. Mrs,iicCausland and lirs, Harris i; volunteered to take orders for llaple Syrup TiRRaCh Bal NEWS 4 Singsong was enjoyed by EEE Page 7 this Springs 'Lunch was served by Mrs,Helen Brooks and Mrs,Spindler at teatables decorated in the Shamrock motif, ° TEN TOWN VaRIETY NIGHT . Friday, March 18th marks the 1960. Tedn Town Variety Night. aA hearty welcome is ex~ tended to everyone to attend the gala evening. and enjoy the entertainment and dancing in the High School duditoriun, # special invitation is extended to the parents, Heré, in one evening, they can see the fine type of programme that the teenagers experience through their association with Teen| Towne Besides-the social dancing, there will be several entertainment numbers, The programme will be handled night-club style, with tables for those ettending and entertainment inter-~ spersed with dancing. Highlights of the evening will be the Dance Contest and the Tcen Queen Contest. Winners in these contests will represent Terrace Bay in the Northwestern Ontario. Youth Conference competition in Marathon in April. The wance Contest will consist of the polka cha=cha and waltz. The Teen Queen contestants will be judged on talent, beauty, personality et cetera and will make three appearances each, One will be their talent presentation, another an appear= ance in formal dress and the third in -- costume. The evening wid. end with dancing and Soh For a fine evening's entertainment, and to assist the kids, plan on being out. @ week from Friday, Admission is very reasonable and the proceeds help send our delegates to the YOUTH CONFERENCE, SCOUT NEWS Black Bear "Banter" The meeting of Thursday, March 3rd opened at 6:30 with 21 boys and four leaders present. The colour party was formed by Lorne Turner, Fred Erickson and Jim Hayes, all of the Beaver Patrol. 4 visitor for the evening, Scouter Wills, A U.C., told of a first aid course then pre- snted four leaders with certificates, Then Lee iicKay was invested, After instruction in signalling, the boys played floor hockey. The emergency for the evening was to give artificial respiration. 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