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BT.>0HOCL TRICK & FITLD On Friday, October 10th, the Schreiber end Terrace Bay Continuation Schools held a Track and Tield meet on the Schreiber Track. The events began at 10:00 a.m. and continued until 12 noon with lunch hour off, Events began again at 1:30 p.m. and continued until 4:00 p.m, Ribbons were presented for lst, 2nd and 3rd prizes, The point system was as follows: let - 5 phs., 2ndi= 3 phe, , 3rd - 1 pb, Schreiber won this year's event, but Terrace made a good showing considering the enroll ment. 4A Trophy for Track & Field Annual Com- petition was donated by the Kiwanis Club. Zycnts and | LE in the Givle events, Charmaine Dodge was ths biz point winner for Terrace Ba ay when sho took first in the Sr. High Jump, the Sr. 50 yard Dash, the 75 yd. Dash and a nerbcr of the winning Sr. Relay team. > also placed second in the Sr. Hop, Step Jurp and the Sr. Broad Jump. Dcdie hors Yin iy took a first place in the Jr, Girls Ball Throw for distance and a 3rd in the Ball Throw for accuracy. She nlso firgst in the Sr. girls Ball Throw for distance. Betty Dodge came through in the Jr, Girls! cvents with a seccnd place in tho Top, Step and Jump, a 3rd in the Broad placed Jump and was a member of the 3rd place Jr, Relay Tom. Carol Holford picked up a 3rd in tue Jr. Girls Hop, Stop and Jump, a <2nd in the Jr. 75 yd, dash and was an member of the Senior Girls! Relny Team, Myrne Wain- wright tock a 2nd place in the Jr. High Jump and was o meuber of the Jr, Relay Team. Marielle LeBlanc placed yard Dash ond a member of the Sr. Reley team. Moviag MocFadyen took o first place in the Jr. Girls Ball Throw for accuracy. Myrna Rhos Cordon placed 3rd in the Sr, Ball Throw for Distance and Rita Vezina placed 3rd in the Ball Threw for accuracy. Helen Laundy was a member of the Jr. Relay team that placed 5rd. Tn the Boys® Events, Ray Stachiw placed High Jump, took a 1st in the vd, ovent, a lst in the Mile knce and a tho Senor 8¢0 to be the big gun for ¢ Br re Douglas Smith placed 2nd in Bc Te 100 yd. Dash, a second in the (i he 2nd in the Jr, 50 wal co rl Sr £51 A ' a : oe: inthis Se, 7) J IW Fn OH pa 1 5 Cy oh GE 5 1 oH = = fF HO 4,0 | = a 3 . le, a 2nd in the Junior 220 and a c Jr. 880. Ray Husband placed 1st Tunior "Milo znd o 2nd in the Sr. 880. Phil Miller tock o firov place in the Jr. Hop, Step and Jump, a 3rd in the Sr. Hop, Step and Jump and ao 3rd place in the Jr. 100 yard dash. Other pcint gainers for {continued in next col) LY hl 3 L Bor ar v, [6] Page 3 HI-SCHOOL TL.CK & FIELD (cont, from col, 1) Terrace Bay were Richard Marcella with a 2nd in the Sr, Hop, Step and Jump, Edwin Nichols with a lst in the Junior Pole Vault and a 3rd in the Senior Pole Vault, Paul i Marcella placed 3rd in the Jr. Broad Jump, Maurice Mousseau took 3rd in the Sr. Broad Jump, Terry Cavanaugh with a 2nd in the Jr, 44,0, John Paulmert took a second in the Jr. Shot Putt and Albert Valentino with a lst in the Jr. High Jump. In the evening, commencing at 8:30 p.m., Schreiber invited Terrace to attend their Social and Dance, The party was greatly enjoyed by both Schools, and the music supplied by records was exceptionally good, The programme of dancing, for which prizes were given consisted of elimination, lemon, and broom dances, 8quare dancing was held in the 4th form room, During the evening the presentation of the trophy was made by Mr, Bill Borsum to Schreiber Continuation School, and was accepted by Mr, Carswell on behalf of the Student body. Lunch was served at 11:00 p.m., cons- isting of delicious sandwiches and cakes. Pop was sold during the lunch, with a num- ber for a door prize on esch bottle. On the whole everycne enjoyed them- selves immensely, (Submitted by Laurie Marsh and Dodie Thorsteinson. ) 0-0-0 "LEST WE FORGET" 4S usual, Armistice Day will fall on November 11th again this year. In order that this Day of Remembrance be observed in some manner in Terrace Bay, it has been suggested that perhaps we might have an Lrmistice Supper or some other suitable programme for ex-servicemen , Towards this end, a meeting has been called for 7:30 p.m. in Teen Town on Monday, October 20th. sll ex-service personnel who are interested in such an affair are invited to attend this meeting and let us have your views On the matter. 0-0-0 "Sometimes I think my husband is tired of me," "Why do you think so?" "Well, he hasn't been home for five years," 0-0-0 "You look good enough to eat," he told her rapturously. "I do eat," she guickly replied. "Where shall we- go?"