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HORTICULTURAL SOCISTY NEWS On Thursday, April 2lst a well-attended meeting was held in the Recreation' Centre with the president Mr, A. Farrow, in the chair, After the regular business period the members were favoured with a very inter- esting and informative addres's by lir. Fred McDonald, President of the Fort William Horticultural Society. ir, : Art Widnal, Chairman of the Park's oar Fort William also spoke briefly.™-Mr, ° Lovelady of Fort William showed some 'aba hy slides of Gardens and Flowers in the Lake- head. district and Mr, William Borsum's collection of local and out of town slides were delightful.» Those members who were not present to pick up their bulb premiums may do so by calling at the home of the ren 74. Hudson Drive, _ .-The commercial fertilizer Sernend ed by the Agricultural College at Guelph for our particular soil will be ordered by Mr. Ted Brown who must have the orders as soon as possible and none can be accepted after May 10th. Members inter- ested are asked to contact Mr. Brown now. When the manure which is on order is received the charge will be $1.00 per 1/2 ton truck load, o-OQ-0. . BANQUET TICKETS _ Deadline for tickets to the Curling Banquet is Saturday, April 30th. Final arrangements must be made with the caterers as. soon as possible, Tickets may be purchased from: J. MacDonald, W. Sedowick or Curly Hale, LADIES CURLING ANNUAL MEETING All Lady Curlers are requested to attend their Annual Meeting Thursday, April 2&th at 8:00 p.m. in the Recreation Room at the Memorial Centre, (Elections to take place) 0-0-0 ANNUAL MEETING HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Don't forget the annual meeting and "eléction of officers for the coming season...» eMonday....May and at 7:30 PeMevceesLarge heeting. room at the Rec- reation Centre, '9-0-0 Page 6 MOTHER'S DAY BALL On Friday, May 6th, the local . Moose Lodge is sponsoring a Mother's Day Ball, This dance will be held in the High School Auditorium and it will be cabaret style, Music is by the Rythmnaires. Tickets are only $2.00 per couple. Why not arrange now fora baby sitter and come out for an evening's enjoyment? A door prize in the value of $50.00 will be given. 'Winner of the Moose Basket was Cliff Knauff. 0-0-0 KIWANIS FISHING CONTEST 'The Conservation and Agriculture committee of the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club are sponsoring 'a trout fishing contest for the local children. Would all children who 'are at all interested in fishing cut out 'the following rules, so that you can try for the valuable prizes offered for the biggest fish caught this summer, Time of Contest - May lst to Sept. Tote - Speckled and Lake Trout Prizes - Two for each Class: First Prize - $10.00 ' Second Prize~ $5.00 Age Groups - Eight to Fourteen years, Area in which fish must be caughte.ese; As far east as Bottle Point, 'As far west as Rossport Where "to bring Your Pishi wc cecepsaccnee Mir, Ralph Lindberg of the L.' and fh, Food Market has kindly consented to 'weigh in all fish for this contest. Fish will be weighed only during store hours. When you bring in your fish, be sure to tell Ralph that it is for the Kiwanis. contest, -and be sure to get your name-on the dist at the meat counter, Remember boys and girls, this contest is open to all children. So get out that rod and see pi you can be the rtd guy or gal Types of Fish 0-0-0 LAWN MOWER SHARPENING Mowers "may be left for sharpening at 54 Hudson Drive or by calling local 532 for pickup and delivery. W. Sadowick, 0-0-0 .