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OCTOBER 27, 1971 Once again it gives me great pleasure to thank all supporters and workers for the confidence they have placed in me. Once again | pledge to con- tinue working untireingly on be- half of each and every resident of Thunder Bay Riding. The friendliness and hospitality which has been extended to me during the past four years is greatly appreciated and you may be assured that my tours through this great riding are the most en- joyable aspect of my work as your elected representative. The co-operation, assistance ment given TERRACE BAY NEWS JACK STOKES RE ELECTED Jack Stokes Jack Stokes, PAGE 9 to me in the past has been a tremendous source of strength and your continued support will enable me to speak and act effectively on your behalf. Together we should be able to fashion a way of life that will en- able us to create job opporfunities for all who are capable of accept- ing employment, bring essential services td all wherever they may live and to protect the quality of our environment. This can be accomplished and with your continued support we will succeed. - Many, Many Thanks, "Curling News = cont'd from page 8 ..... will be eligible for a special prize in the Membership Drive Contest. The winner's name will be drawn at the opening Mini-Bonspiel. Opening Mini-Bonspiel: To kick off the 1971-72 curling season, a Mini-'Spiel is scheduled for Saturday, November 6th. This bonspiel is open to anyone who is a member of the Recreation Association -- you do not have to be a member of the Men's or Ladies' Curling Clubs. The entry fee for this bonspiel is $2.00 per rink (50¢ per curler). All entries must be in by Monday, November 1st and entry forms are part of the Membership Forms (to be found in the full-page ad on page 24 of this paper). If you have any questions about this Mini-Spiel, contact Hugh Brophy (825-3285). RECREATION NEWS CERAMICS COURSE - ARE YOU INTERESTED ? Recently the Recreation Office has received a number of enquiries regarding a Ceramics Course. Before the Recreation Office can make arrangements for such a course, interest will have to be determin- ed. Anyone High School age and up who is interested in taking such a course PLEASE CALL THE 'RECREATION OFFICE AT 3542 AND LEAVE YOUR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER. continued ...... Registrations will be accepted by the Recreation Office up until Friday, November 5th, at 5:00 p. .m. If there is sufficient interest for such a course, details will appear in the News. Register Now! JR. BADMINTON SATURDAY OCT. 30TH A reminder to all those who registered for the Junior Badminton programme that session #3 will take place at the High School Auditorium this Saturday at 10:00 a.m. All players have been divided into two major groupings and each player should know when his session will be held. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The Recreation Committee would sincerely like to thank the following people who are instrumental in conducting a Junior Basketball programme for Grade 7 and 8 students at the High School Auditor- ium: Sue Bulawka, Louise Brooks, Gail Simmer, Geraldine Belliveau, Ralph Coe and Jim Corrigan. The first session of the Junior Basketball Program me was held last Saturday, which turned out to be a great success. It certainly is encouraging fo see the above people taking an interest in community activities of this nature. ~ Session #2 for Basketball will be held on Satur- day, November 6th at 10:00 a.m. STRETCH AND SEW COURSE - cont'd page 12.:..