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1 "TERRACE Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber SPRING TIME IS CLEAN UP TIME Last week's Spring-like weather made the few remaining snow banks disappear' and as usual, residents were confronted with an accumulation of debris, leaves, branches et cetera to clear out of their yards. Some hardy souls got. out their rakes and proceeded' with the annual tidying up over the week~end,' And then it snowed again -- a mixed blessing! The white blanket covers the sins of omission of we slower. pokes - and those who already have cleaned up can sit back smugly thinking. to themselves.that as soon as this snow fall disappears, their grass and plants will be one jump ahead! A local By-Law (27) states that no. fires to burn up rubbish in-yards-or on the Streets are permitted, All that is necess- ary to do is to put out the rubbish in boxes or containers of some kind and they will be picked up on the régular garbage collection days, It is better to clean up than to burn up! TERRACE BAY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting will beheld in the ~ Recreation Centre on April 28, 1960 at 8 P.M,, to elect new officers for the coming term and to vote on proposed changes in the constitution, NOMINATIONS. 1) The executive will appoint a nominating committee who will then suggest a slate of officers for the following posts. (a); President (b) Vice-President (c) Treasurer (d) Secretary l, (e), Publicity Manager... (f). Financial. Chairman (2) Nominations will. be accepted from the floor if the nominated) person is present to, signify their willingness to run OR: if.the nominated person is not present but has previously written to the Secretary signifying his willingness to run. CHANGE IN THE CONSTTTUTION Ail proposed changes toothe constitution must be in the hands of! thesSecretary (Mr: RB. Cotton, 8 Pine Crescent) in writing, four- teen days BEFORE the annual' meeting, NEW DENTIST HERE IN JUNE Dr. B, McDonald, D.D.S., will take over the dental practice in Terrace Bay on June 20th. The present dentist, Dr, E, Wachta, vacates the office on June 17th and' Dr, McDonald will immediately take over, assur- ing residents of uninterrupted dental services, DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE.TO BE SHOWN HERE THIS SATURDAY, Yole3 No.17 AY NEws April 28, 1960 i | LADIES CURLING CLUB ELECT) NEW OFFICERS The Terrace Bay Ladies* Curling Club held ; their general meeting April 21st in the Curling Club Lounges Mary Hale presided over the meeting and the secretary, Stella Gusul read the minutes and recorded, Reports were given by the following: Financial, JessieRatchford; minutes record- ed, Stella Gusul; Bonspiel Chairman, Sylvia' Duquette; Draw, Joan Charbon; Entertainment, Heather Lafontaine; Trustees, Audrey Smith and Evelyn Partington; Special Events, Peggy Wellings; Prize Committee, Hilda Brophy and Membership, Ann Latour. The President. thanked the executive for their co-operation during the past two years and wished the future executive every success, The meeting was then turned over to the nomination committee of Peggy Wellings and Sylvia Duquette with the following officers elected for the 1960-61 'season: Past Pres., Mary Hale; President, Irene Edmonds; First Vice-Pres,, Ann Latour; Second Vice-Pres,, Olive Chapman; Secretary, Norma Crockford; Treasurer, Joan Charbon. Executive members elected were: Alice Joy Blom, Evelyn Partington, Sylvia Duquette, Dodie Burnside, Natalie Coates and Agnes Paulsen, Auditors, Stella Gusul, Betty Anderson. and Natalie Coates and Trustees, Natalie Coates and Jean Robinson, i: A social evening of fun.and games was enjoyed by all present. Hilda Brophy present ed prizes to Syivia Duquette, skip, Marge Hamilton, third, Marlene Hanley, second and Evelyn Zwir, lead, rink runner-up for the Hudson's Bay event; also Peggy Wellings, skip, Jessie Ratchford, third, Joan Charbon, second and Mary Loue Covello, lead, rink runner-up for the Seagram's Trophy event. Lunch and refreshments were served by Heather Lafontaine and the Entertainment Committee. SCFTDALL, MEETING - there will be a meeting of all those interested in softball for the coming season in the Large Meeting Room of the Recreation Centre at 8 P.M,, next Tuesday, May 3rd. In addition to discussion on House League Softball, and' appointment of an executive for this year, we will. also. discuss possibility of entering a team in the new North Shore Fast Ball League. This League will include teams from White River, Man- itouwadge, Marathon, Terrace Bay and Schreiber, Films of last year's World Series will be shown at this meeting. IF YOU INTEND TO PLAY SOFTBALL, BE AT THIS MEETING, LET'S GET OUT AND ACCEPT SOME OF THE RESPONSIBILITY INSTEAD OF LEAV- ING IT ALL TO SOMEONE ELSE,