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Page 4 SUOUL & CUB ORGANTZ:. TIONS PLANNED FOR TERRACK BAY A meeting was held at Wilf Ogden's, 169 Birch Crescent, on Tuesday, April 19th, to discuss the organization of a Boy Scout Troop and Cub Pack at Terrace Bay. Attending the mecting were Herman Roberts, Bob Kemp, H. Hall, Geo. Maitland and Wilf Ogdene Wilf Ogden, on behalf of the Terrace Bay Branch #223, Canadian Legion, advised the gathering of the sponsorship of a Scout organization and pledged support of the Canadian Legion in their timely and worthwhile endeavours. It was decided to write the Provincial Scout Association in Toronto and also the District Association in Fort William, advising them of this movement and request the necessary guidance, preparatory to asking for a charter. 4 further meeting was called at the above address for Wednesday evening, April 27th, when a Scout committee will be organized to carry on the work, It is expected that replies from Toronto and Fort William will have been received by that date. Any and all interested persons and particularly parents of potential Scouts or Cubs are asked to contact any of the above and are also cordially invited to attend the next meeting, 7:45 pem. Wednesday, April e7th, at 169 Birch Crescent. Remember the Scout Liottoes: "A Good Deed Every Day" and "Be Prepared". 0-0-0 BOB HARRIS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF TENNIS CLUB At a meeting held on Tuesday evening, April 19th, in the Community Hall, Bob Harris was re-elected President of the Tennis Club for his second term in that office. Other officers elected for the coming season were: Vice-President,.Jack Hamer3 Secretary, Ann Wallie; Treasurer, George Ferrand, and Executive member, Marg S, oreye Grounds Committee Chairman will be Keith Adams, The Executive plans to make every possible effort to put the courts in shape for an early start and the question of lighting the courts for night play and completing the fencing around the courts are receiving serious consideration. in effort will also be nade to provide a Club House. Membership fees for thc coming season have been set at $7.00 per couple, $5.00 for single membership, and $1.00 for children 16 years of age and unter. Memberships may be obtained from any member of the new executive as well as some club members who are working in the membership drive or at the Hudson's Bay Store. o-Owo SCRAP WOOD AVAILABLE FREE Wood from the scrap pile near "Blueberry Hill" just east of the mill is available to all employees free of charge. Employees, however, must do their own hauling. It would be advisable for anyone wanting scrap wood to get their supply in the next two weeks as this pile will be burned about M ay Oth. 0-0-0 ST, MARTIN'S PARISH TO WELCOME NEW PASTOR i411 parishioners are asked to gather at the Recreation Hall, in the South Camp, to meet Father J. Roenicke, between 8:00 and 9:00 o'clock, on Thursday, ee 28th. Refreshnents will be served by members of St. Martin's Catholic Guild. o=-0=0 DOG TAGS Owners of dogs in the Improvement District of Terrace Bay have until May lst to obtain dog tags for 1949, After that date, l'rovincial Police officers will call on resident s who have not complied with the provisions of the Municipal By-law. o~0-0 HIGHWAY CLOSING FOR TWO-DAY.PERIOD Highway #17 between Schreiber and Rossport will be closed for a two-day period sometime during the next week. Information regarding the exact date of closing may be secured from the telephone switchboard as soon as it is available. kdl NEXT WEEK'S SAFETY SLOGAN "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SAFETY" aaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaeaSamamamnaoaqauaoaeoeoooooeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeae=Sa=sSe=aeaSEa=SeaEeeEeeee=See=Seeee--e--eS =| DON'T FORGET THE LEGION DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT. LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR.