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March. 30, 1961 Ww COUNCIL QUOTES (Cont'd from Page 1 A reply was sent to Texaco 0il stating the Township extended many miles east but the forty MPH speed limit at present applied only to the built up area of town, An extension in this area would come about if the Town is successful in establishing the proposed Trail er Park and hoped to advise by the end of Mays Reeve Ferrier advised that the next meet- ing of the Township Council will be held in the small meeting room of the Recreation Centre on April 12th at 8:00 P,M, Kimberly-Clark Corporation expressed the wish to have Council further take over the 4 Pest Control of the Town, Investigation on cost of equipment will be made to handle Pest Control for the residential part of Town, Councillor Duncan agreed to a meeting with Reeve Ferrier and Mr,Boudreau for the Utilities Commission, Secretary Mr, F, Strutt and Clerk Hanley were also present at Council March 22nd, 1961, elevated enc he Aimnsineeenseinninsuttststenasinsomspitinciai ais ik FISH & GAM ASSOCIATION TO SELL FISH MAPS President Henry Duriez chaired the regu~ lar meeting Friday evening of tha Terrace Bay Fish & Game Association, receiving the Secretary and Treasurer and Committee Chair- men's reports, The third lesson of the Hunter Safety Program was held on March 20th with seven- teen students registered, reported Chairman Gordon Kydd, #lmer Persson noted there were / now thirty-one paid up members, The Fish Map Committee reported the re- | vised maps would be on sale in approximately , two weeks time, The resolution to extend | the Rainbow trout season was presented by | the Committee and accepted with minor changes, | Secretary Jack Anderson was instructed to ; enquire from the Ontario Safety League for i their boat safety course, Mr. Stan Hodgkiss reported that legisla- tion is being passed to enable conservation officers to lay a charge against careless handlers of firearms, lip oeteainaerenstiianineliiepneiataemcateacinpen thee hin isl nanuitinanisiaite ant ites ah THEN VARI"&TY NIGHT HUGE SUCC&SS The Annual Teen Town Variety Night, held last Friday at thea High School was a tremen- dous success, An overflow crowd of adults _ and teenagers was in attendance and thorough- : ly enjoyed the evening's entertainment, i One of the highlights of the evening, the Teen Queen Contest, saw Miss Wendy Duncan | chosen Miss Terrace Bay Teen Queen for 1961, _ Wendy and the other contestants, Gail Wood. | and Noreen Scowen, are to be congratulated on their fine efforts during the competition, Wendy will now represent Terrace Bay at the Northwestern Ontario Youth Conference at Kenora in April, Among the many entertainment numbers were ' a dance demonstration by Bill Colborne and ' Yvonne Comeau (Terrace Bay's representatives _ in the Dance Contest at Kenora), a Jive Con- | test, won by Peter Phillips and Ruth Thor- _ steinson, songs by ddith Adamo and Bob _ Legault and the hilarious pantomime "Cocktails | for Two" done by several of the Teen Town boys ' and girls, During the evening, social dancing was ; enjoyed by all and the programme ended with _ the serving of lunch prepared by the girls, . Mrs, Ken Ward and Mrs, Don Boudreau presided eat ac «ATS SA TNT tS eps thers enn: epntese sot ass stetema.ssseteensinentenestnnatacgnaednsn ate at the beautifully appointed tea table, i eeeeieemneietentidhattietiemadiatemnemtainndiiemstiaedehinesnideees thamatiee. cea ee TERRACE BAY NewS --_ Page 7 The members of Teen Town sincerely thank those who assisted with the programme and those who attended, The response was over- whelming and greatly appreciated, SATURDAY MOVIE - This Saturday's movie, to be shown at the High School commencing 6:45 P.M, is Walt Disney's "Shaggy Dog", The following Saturday will feature another Walt Disney film "Toby Tylor", ARUNA CLOSING Unless further hockey playoffs are necess-- ary, present plans call for the Arena ice to open for use up to Sunday, April 2nd, Curling ice will be held until the following weekend, A definite closing date will be published in next week's News, should hockey playoffs be extended, CANADTAN LEGION NWS The next regular meeting will be held in the Armouries Wednesday, April 5th at 8:30 P.M, Charter night and installation of officers will be in the Moose Hall, Saturday, April 29th, Public invitation, MOTHER & DAUGHTER BROWNIE BANQUET Brownies and their Mothers joined together Saturday evening for one of their delightful Mother and Daughter Banquets in the Terrace Bay Moose Hall. Grace was sung by the Brownie} Packs and a toast to the Queen proposed by Delcine Malcolm, before they sat down to a turkey dinner prepared and served by the Women of the Moose, A rousing singsong took up the slack period between the main course and dessert, led by Tawney Owl Mrs, D,Caldwell, The toast to Lady Baden Powell was made by Diane Campbell and Jane Boudreau proposed the toast to the Mothers, responded to by her Mother, Mrs. P.i, Boudreau, = Following the dinner Mrs,.Caldwell intro- duced the first of two guest speakers, Mrs. F,A,Hanna, Chairman of the Girl Guide Assoc, Mrs. Hanna explained the many projects of. the Association to raise money to support the Guides and Brownies for their supplies, She also sought the help of Mothers in working as leaders in the Brownie Packs, or assisting with tests and welcomed all to attend the regular Association meetings, Guide captain, Mrs, R,£,Downey was the second guest to speak and elaborated to the Brownies the advanced work and activities taken up in Guiding, Sk'e mentioned the Dis- trict Rally and World Guide Rally and admon- ished the Brownies to be good Brownies so they will be good Guides when older, Hach of the three Packs took a turn at entertaining their Mothers before the evening concluded, The Ladies Auxiliary will meet on Monday, April 3rd at 8:15 in the Community Church Hall. A film, "The Upper Room" will be shown and the address given by Rev, Anderson, Zvery- one cordially invited, The Jiffy Pots have now arrived and Horti- cultural Society members may purchase theirs from A,Farrow, 56 Laurier Avenue, BUY AND USE THOSE HASTER SHALS ee NR NN een ct EY } Semeilcnemeediconenemenmertemmanemdiaeeapneeteineeeenmeneeneeemena atte