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Vol.6. No, 10 il TALENT SHOW HERE ON MAY 6TH The Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay Inc., will spon- sor a Talent Show on Friday, May 6th in the High School Auditorium. There will be two divisions, Junior and Senior, for solo or group performances in instrumental, choral, vaudeville, folk dancing, monologues, etc. Prize money of $50.00 is being offered and a trophy for the outstanding amateur performer will be presented. If you can sing or dance, play an instrument, or possess talent of any nature, you are invited to participate. Registrations may be placed with the Recreation Director at 3542. FALL FESTIVAL PLANNED The Kiwanis Club will also sponsor a Fall Festi- val, with tentative dates set for September Ist to 5th. This Fall Festival will include a fish derby, fall Fair, horticultural show, athletic events and spectator entertainment and will be co-ordinated through the help of other service clubs and asso- ciations in Terrace Bay. This is another outstanding event we should all look forward to. Watch for further announcements. COUNCIL QUOTES Reeve Adamo, Councillors R.Sinotte, W.Kurylo, D Desrosiers and K.MacLeod were in attendance at the Council Meeting which was held Tuesday afternoon in Council Chambers. Clerk-Treasurer F .Strutt and Clerk W.Hanley were also present. Approval was given to the Local Association to Brownies and Guides to hold a Cookie Day. It was announced that a meeting will be held re- garding Fire Mutual Insurance with members coming from Manitouwadge, Marathon and Schreiber . Nipigon Council advised that they have request- ed appointment of an assessor for the district of . Thunder Bay. Students from the High School will be in the Municipal Office the day of March 25th as part of their "On The Job Training" programme. The police report was read and accounts were passed as follows:- Library $266. Hydro $6,924, Snack Bar $2,867 and Township $13,475. By-Law No.51B was repealed and new By-Law 5IC was (Continued page 12) Serving the District PR UR ONS FD a Nake ce EI EPC eR ALL Bol Sct Rb 0 hc aon eR ey Be alow FOWHE 10 oncom = CHANGES OF NAMES AND BOUNDARIES OF CERTAIN PROVINCIAL ELEC- TORAL DISTRICTS IN ONTARIO HAVE BEEN PROPOSED BY THE SPECIAL COMMISSION ON REDISTRIBUTION. ILLUSTRATION DEFINES BOUNDARIES OF THIS PROVINCIAL RIDING AS PROPOSED BY THE COMMISSION. a R 9 GRANDSONS OF CONFEDERATION © Inopivipuat projects for the centennial celebration in 1967 may include the growing and nurture of beards. A fairly high percentage of the male population seems to be going in for them this season. It is possible that they want to look like the Fathers of Confederation instead of merely their grandsons or gréat- grandsons. Those men in the early photographs and paint- ings of Confederation proceedings had a great deal of statesmanship and determination in them. A country was established that, it has been said, had no right to exist. If the grandsons of Confederation are as smart as were their grandfathers, the country will survive and flourish for at least another hundred years. Happy the man, of mortals happiest he Whose quiet mind from vain desires is free Whom neither hopes deceive, nor fears torment, But lives at peace, within himself content.