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Page 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS | KIWANIS. JUNIOR FISH DERBY (Cont'd from Pg. 8) Pickerel, Speckled or Lake Trout, Weigh. in and registration will be at the L & L Store. j ; SCHREIBER CHAMBER (Cont'd from Page 1) A booklet, advertising the district, will BINGO Sehniber Town Hall May |5th Spm. 20» sass adm: 7 29 extracards 25¢ _ PRIZES - $5.00 EACH be completed as quickly as possible. A delegation froma Marathon attended the meeting, I stilhiseaeennieinnpieielecillemetinadt ie hile cease ping tice FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS \ With the 24th of May approaching, the old custom of fire-crackers comes to the minds of many. Not so many years ago, before laws were passed by many communities banning the local sale and use of fireworks, a number of acci- dents and fires were caused by their use. - Children.lost their eyesight or became deaf-~ others were badly burnt-~all as a result of noise makers being held too close to eyes or ears. Sometimes a prankster dropped one down | someone's neck or pocket, causing serious burns, i { | TWO $50 SPECIALS! \ | | i | | In our community, with the bush at our back | | ( $25.00 DOOR PRIZE Schreiber Ski Club of Terrace Bay presented their 2nd Annual Concert to an appreciative audience gathered in the High School Auditoriun, The programme, divided into four sections, opened with the ensemble on stage, wearing vari-coloured evening gowns, picture hats and carrying nosegays, fans & parasols, sing- ing a group of lilting Viennese Waltzes. ' The second section included the Kashmiri Song with the solo part done by Miss Louise Roland and concluded with the beautiful "In A Monastery Garden," Teen Town members presented one of their mirth-provoking numbers when, with appropriate actions, they greeted "Chloe" a la Spike Jones Following intermission guest artists were trumpeters P, Rapke, W. Colborne, F, Gould and L. Kimerer who entertained with four selec tions, - The Harmony Belles then presented four numbers which ranged from the haunting "Whereter you walk"to the sprightly "Siboney." Highlight of the event was a Minstrel Show when the Harmony Belles appeared on stage in Black Face and Costume and presented some rollicking tunes, Comedy relief was handled by David Wheeler as Interlocutor and Donald Farrow as "end Lady?". The Harmony Belles are conducted by Mrs. E, Hodgkiss who is also accompanist, Inmediately preceding the concert she was the recipient of a beautiful basket of Red Roses - gift of the choir members. (Cont'd P. 11) door, carelessness of this nature could be a serious matter as well as a potential fire hazard. I believe that if everyone does their part no mishaps will occur, Common sense will never start a fire. It is only when careless- ness is involved that we have these unfortun- ate mishaps. Your co-operation on this sub==. ject will be greatly appreciated by your Fire | Chief and volunteers. Remember when going fishing - have a travel permit. These are available at the Fire Hall daily from 8 to 4:30 and Saturday from 8 to 12 Noon, Plan your fishing trips ahead of time and get your permit so that you will be able to go into the bush and be protected. REMEMBER YOU ONLY HAVE ONE LIFE - LOOK AFTER IT WELL] | ------ eee enersessssnnseheneteeneeesehen-teshushensntnthatesstastnernsnnsssns ' DISTRICT YOUTH TO APPEAR ON FOCUS j This Friday Cosmo Filane (Figliomeni) of | Schreiber has been invited to appear on the | TV Program 'Focus!, Cosmo's latest release | record is on sale in local stores, LADIES CHOIR PRESENTS ANNUAL CONCERT Last Ren apy evening the Harmony Belles $50.00 AND UP CONTACT OUR NEWLY APPOINTED SALESMAN, RALPH LINDBERG - - PHONE TAYLOR 5-3371 TERRACE BAY ENTERPRISES General Motors Sales & Service | | | | | bes ae rn resend}