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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS ALL ADULTS WELCOME ality from the Lahatiead: is coming to instruct in this workshop, and we would like to know as soon as possible how many ladies will be enrolling in this course, so please phone the Recreation Office 3542 and register your name. Upholstery Course - A date has finally been confirmed for the Upholstery course. It will be held on the week end of March 7th, starting on Friday evening at approximately 7 p.m., running all day Saturday and possibly part of Sunday. Mr. M.L. Littleford of Chesterfield House in the (Cont'd on page 11) - photo by M. Lundberg The Director of Recreation for Terrace Bay and representative of the Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey (SWE OF THE GREAT COME -THROUGH Association, David Courtemanche is shown present- PERFORMANCES OF : : THE NFL SEAS ing a cheque for $400.00 to Tom Pollard, President VETERA of the Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association. This cheque is presented under the Pro-Amateur Agreement between pro hockey clubs and the Cana- dian Amateur Hockey Association, and represents the draft payment for the development ot Daniel Schock, who played Minor Hockey in Terrace Bay in 1962-63 and 1963-64. Minor Hockey organizations which assist in the development of hockey players who are drafted by pro clubs will receive financial assistance as their share in the development of a player. The Thunder Bay Amateur Hockey Association wishes to congratulate the Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association in their development of this player and their fine efforts in their promotion of Minor Hockey in Terrace Bay. RECREATION BRIEFS - By David Courtemanche Millinery Workshop - Registrations are being accept ed for ris Millinery workshop which is scheduled to be held-in Terrace Bay on February 21st, 22nd y, and 23rd. Mrs. Lozowy, well known T.V. person- |% a BANNER SEASON so