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TERRACE PERMA ALUMINUM. FRODUCTS 180 N,Gumberland St,, Port Arthur, Ont, PHONE DI 41832 | FIRST LINE LIFETIME ALUMINUM SELF- STORING WINDOWS - INSTALLED 4 23.50 COMPLETE WITH SCREEN - = - _SELF STORING ALUMINUM DOORS ee 50 Buy Direct and Save DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE Albert Cadieu x px. 3696 59 LAURIER AVE. May 25, 1961 FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION HOLD MEETING Henry Duriez chaired last Wednesday's meeting of the Terrace Bay Fish and Game Association in the Recreation Centre, Minuteg were read by Secretary J. Anderson and financial statement presented by F, Sechesky,. Elmer Persson, Membership chairman report~| ed 48 adult and 4 Junior members and expres- sed the belief that present members should encourage new membership, During May, thir- teen trainees were given classes and practice in safe gun handling at the rifle range, Jack Anderson and Hugh Hamilton reported on the Northwestern Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters convention which they had attended in Port Arthur as delegates, Stan Hodgkiss volunteered to enquire of the Department of Lands and Forests about netting on Minnow Lake and report to the President, The President reported he and Rocky Gavin are investigating changes in the Nature Trail due to the new Golf Course, GIRL GUIDE ASSOCIATION HOLD MEETING ~ Mrs, A. Farrow was hostess Monday, May 22 to the regular meeting of the Girl Guide Association, Mrs. V, Hanna opened the meeting with the Girl Guide prayer, Minutes of the past meeting were read by the Sec- retary Mrs. L, West and Mrs. Farrow presented the Treasurer's report, Cookie Day Convenor Mrs, S, Dorman report- ed a successful sale and Mrs, M, Hamilton gave her Camp report. The local Guide Camp will be held from June 29 till July 6 at the Boy Scout Camp at White Sand Lake, Mrs, Hamilton has contacted the Department of Lands and Forests for a suitable site for a permanent Girl Guide Camp. Mrs. Y,Boudreau volunteered assistance with the Fly Up on June 24th, Mrs, Mikus requested volunteers to test Brownies on their table setting, and Mrs. Dorman offered assistance, It was felt the Badge Secretary Mrs, P. Woods needed help and any person willing to do even one test for the Brownies are to phone Mrs, Hanna or for the table setting Mrs, Mikus, The girls would be better taking these tests through their Brownie years rather than a heavy schedule of tests just prior to their birth- day deadline, Encouraging letters were received regard- ing the Guide Camp fund with the Catholic Women's. League expressing willingness to assist in the future and the Ladies Auxil- iary forwarding a cheque with the promise to review the situation again with regard AS AR EE ANE MEAS BEES AS RRA A SNS SA SPARC RN SN ln Si A ra ~ wi a ee ne es oc x secre awecr ae ome + BAY NEWS Page 7 to further assistance, A motion was passed to open a separate Bank account for the Camp Fund, ¥ é : Mrs, L. Downey, Girl Guide Captain, thanked the organization for herself and Mrs, Pat Lindberg on their sponsorship to the Polly Lake Training Camp last weekend, This was the most informative camp Mrs, Downey had ever attended and a very well worthwhile weekend which gave them many new ideas for both Guide and Brownie work, Unless an offer is made by an adult to go.to Polly Lake to assist with Brownies, there will be no Brownies sent from Terrace Bay. Camp dates are July 11 to 18. Mrs. Downey also requested one more person to go on staff, preferably a nurse, for the local Guide Camp from June 29 to July 6, Miss Joan Rolland, a qualified swim instructress, has volunteered to give daily lessons at the Camp, Tea towels are urgently needed for the Camp, Anyone having tea towels or flour sacks, phone Mrs. Downey and they will be picked up. The Girl Guide Rally will be held in Manitouwadge this year on September 22 to 24, The financial statement showed a total of $11,20 had been portioned out to the District Commissioner, Divisional Commissioner, the Three Brownie Packs and one Guide Company as their share of the Cookie Day money and Pack Fees for 1960 and 1961. There will be no meeting in June and the September meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Hamilton, Mrs. Farrow served a lovely luncheon at the close of the meeting, BLACK 5B The meeting of May 11 began at 6,30 P,M, with 19 Scouts and 5 leaders present, The colour party from the Eagle Patrol brought forward the colours. Inspection was carried out and Scout Jim Mikus received his invest- iture, Leaping Wolf badges were handed out to the Scouts qualified to wear them, The Scouts enjoyed a game of indoor base- ball, The troop then broke off for patrol corners, On returning to the horseshoe the colours were paraded. There was moment of Scout silence and the troop was dismissed ending a very successful meeting. Submitted by David Mercier, Beaver Patro DANCE . CLASSES THIS IS THE LAST CALL FOR THOSE WISHING TO ENROLL IN THE BALLROOM DANCE CLASSES, Sessions are held every Thursday night in the High School Auditorium-from 8,30 - 10,30 P.M, NO FURTHER REGISTRANTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THURSDAY OF THIS WEEK, CO O)T) "FISHING TACKLE BROAD ASSORTMENT ** HIGHEST QUALITY SPECIAL- LIMITED QUANTITY OF Soe COLEMAN 2-BURNER TOURIST STOVES Reg.$21.9 OUR SPECIAL PRICE 9|4 95 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL AND GOLF SUPPLIES EXPERT ROD & REEL REPAIRS KENMAC'S TACKLE FH. 5-3549 TERRACE BAY