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-- ~-- | Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber this Thursday, LANDS & FOREST OFFICIALS ADDRESS LOCAL CLUB 'On Thursday, May 12th Jack Goddard, Dis- trict Biologist and John McEwan, Chief Conservation Officer of the Geraldton District and chief of the Dorion Fish Hatch- ery were guests of the Terrace Bay Fish and Game Club at a special meeting, A very-informative talk was given on fish management and re-stocking, The members kept the Department of Lands & Forest officials busy answering their many questions. The local club appreciated the opportunity of having these officials at a meeting and it is hoped they will be available again in the future, LEARN ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION © ' This Wednesday night (May 18th) there will be free classes in Artificial Respiration held at the High School Auditorium, Starting time is 8.30 p.m. All recognized types of artificial res- piration will be demonstrated. Those attend- _ing will have the opportunity to learn these methods, and those successfully passing tests will receive an Artificial Respiration Card. This is your opportunity to learn a valuable lesson in life-saving. In' this land of lakes, the, threat.of drowning is greater. than in any other area in Ontario. Don't run the chance of, being a helpless bystander in case you are present at an accident. Learn these methods of Artificial Respiration NOW}! There is no. charge,.and>it-may~help» you*save someone y../perhaps.a member of your own family, REMEMBER,.,artificial respiration can be used in cases of drowning, electric shock, asphyxiation or even heart attacks, Know what to do when these things happen. Attend the Artificial Respiration Class at the High School Auditorium this Wednesday : (18th) at 8.30 P.M... ROLLER SKATING THURSDAY. The Roller Skating Season reopens this Thursday with fun for all. will again be from 7 ~ 10 P.M., every Thurs- day. this year, ere will be skating on, Sunday evenings as well, Skating sessions During July and August ONLY, Electrically timed music will be offered, and we have a variety to satisfy all ages. Popular music will be played from 7-8 p.m.; a mixture of popular and old favourites will be played from 8-9 p.m.; and old favourites will be predominant in the 9-10 p.m, session, Start the season off right by being out <' The floor has been treated to | guard against dust, the skates have been thoroughly overhauled (majority have the new (Cont'd on Pg, 9) Vol.3, No.20 May 19, 1960 BASEBALL SEASON OPENS This Sunday, May 22nd, the baseball season officially opens, Last year's Champs, The Red Rock Paper Kings, come to Terrace Bay for two games. The first game starts at 2 P.M, with the second gett- ing underway fifteen minutes after com- pletion of the first _ . one,. Appropriate opening day ceremonies are being planned with the Terrace Bay Band in attendance and councillor Joe Heenan, throwing out the first ball. In between games a draw will be held with the first winner receiving a hamper of groceries and the second one a ham. Admittance charge for the day will be Adults .50¢, Students -25¢ and children free. Due to Red Rock not being able to play home games this year, all games played: between Red Rock arid Terrace Bay will. be played in Terrace. The Comets will play a 26 game schedule with 18 at home. Entire schedule will appear in next week's paper. ia has isa ". ------_--_ BASEBALL MEETING TO ELECT EXECUTIVE Thursday night, May 19th, at 8 P.M., in 'the R&S, Centre a meeting to elect an Executive for the baseball club will be held, This is a very important meeting as an executive is a must to keep baseball going in Terrace Bay. The nominating comm- ittee will bring in a slate of officers who have agreed to run, Other nominations will be taken from the floor. As an added attraction, the film-of the heavyweight championship fight between Johannson and Patterson will be shown, This film will be run at the conclusion of the meeting. A silver collection will be taken to help defray the expense of bringing this picture in. Let's have a large turnout! COUNCIL QUOTES A business meeting was held by Council in the Municipal Offices last Wednesday after- noon with Reeve John Ferrier presiding, Councillors Bouchard, Heenan, Evans-Smith and Duncan were present together with the Secretary-Treasurer, Mr, Strutt, and Clerk Hanley. Minutes of the past meeting were' accepted and the nonthly report from Fire Chief Maitland. Correspondence dealt with the Uncondit ional Grant Guarantee (Cont'd on Pg.9 ec a nee cer armies | { | } | | | |