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SPEGIAL EVENT (Jont.) . TOP FOUR TEAMS IN FINAL ROLL OFF Ist in ROLL OFF 100,00: 2nd in ROLL OFF = $ 40,00 1st in CONSOLATION - $ 30.00 Team High 3 with handicap - $10.00 Team High 3 without handicap - $5.00 This 5 Pin Pot Bowling will be every Monday Night - Limited to Six Teams Only - Get your entry in now + First come First served, Place your entry with Leon at the Bowling Alley. Open alleys all or Saturday - No league bowling, 0-0-0 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION CONCERTS A delightful quartette of artists cap- tivated their Terrace Bay audience last Thursday evening, October 20th, when they performed in the High School Auditorium here, Sponsored by the Department of Educ- ation, Terrace Bay is highly appreciative of the opportunity afforded them with this winter concert series, Leader of the group was Miss Sydney Young, a very talented young pianist, Miss Young, as well as capably accompanying her fellow artists, played several solos, notable among these was presto- B, Minor Sonato by Chopin. Betty Ann Fisher, violinist, with her brilliant interpretations thrilled her audience with the ever-beautiful Song ox India by Rimsky Korsakov. Singers were Miss Helen Hajnik, Mezzo- Soprano and Vaclovas Verikaitis, bass, Miss Hajnik held her audience completely enthralled during each of her songs, but perhaps received the loudest acclamation for O Mio Fernando (La Favorita) by Donizetti. No stranger to Terrace Bay, Mr. Verikaitis repeaved his successful performance of last year giving a magnificent rendition of Serenade by Moussorgsky and as a finale "God Bless Canada" by Crown and Gibbs, a song he had previously introduced over T.V. The next concert to be held in Terrace Bay will be on November 24th. The artists to appear will be described prior to their arrival, Everyone is urged to keep this date open as only artists of outstanding talent are presented on this concert series, O-0-0 FOR ale 39 J Pontiac for sale or haces Contact F, Whitficld at 268, One 30-06 Springfield Rifle, Pathe 273 and ask for Willy, Page 5 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Would the parents of the High School students, and others who may be inter- ested, please make a special effort to attend the Commencement Exercises to . be held Friday, November 4th, at 8:15 pem. The graduating students, their parents, the members of the Board and the Staff are invited to remain for 'tea at the conclusion of the Exercises, 0-0-0 GIRL GUIDE ASSOCIATION A very well attended meeting of the Girl Guide Association was held on Mon- day Night in the Recreation Centre. With such a nice attendance the meeting was very interesting and lively. Mrs, Mikus Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs, Schritt were wel- comed back as Brownie Leaders, A hearty thanks was given to Mrs. Craig who helped out during their absence, As of - this moment it is known that Mrs. Kissick intends to visit us on November lith, A Pot Luk Supper will be given at this time. Please watch this colwm for further news in this regard. Note: The publicity convenor would welcome any notices or news in regards to Guides, Brownies and the Association of Terrace Bay, BROWNIES Pack No. 1 of the Terrace Bay Brownies is full to capacity and no new members will be accepted until further notice, 0-0-0 BUS SERVICE TO BE RESUMED TUESDAY NOV. 1ST Regular bus service between the mill and the townsite will be resumed on the morning of Tuesday, November lst, The Schedule and stops to be as follows: Leaving the corner of Selkirk and Hudson - 7:20 a.m, daily 7:40 asm, daily except Sunday 3:20 p.m, daily 11:20 p.m, daily Leaving the mill bus stop - 8:05 a.m, daily 4:05 pem. daily 5:05 pem. daily except Sunday 12:05 a.m. daily Bus stops for pick'ng up and discharging passengers 1.Garage Comp, corner of Hudson & Selkirk 2eHudson Lr. opposite Hse 94 3eHudson Dr, opposite Hse 177 (Cont. on pagel)