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Page 4 BOWLING (Cont'd from Page 2) didn't bring the trophy back this year, but wish them better luck next year. BASEBALL COACHES =(Cont'd from Page 3) No coach would be called on for more than 2 sessions per week. If you would like to coach a Minor Baseball team, call the Recrea- tion Office now. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEET Last Friday evening President, F.Ginn, opened the regular meeting of the Terrace Bay Horticultural Society in the Recreation Cent- er's meeting room. The Secretary, Mrs.M. | Middaugh read the minutes and correspondence, | Reports were given by committee chairmen, Mrs,.Hubelit announced she had only thirteen orders for fertilizer and was waiting for more to complete her order. Mr.Ginn mentioned the location for Test Plots had. not been selected as yet but it was | anticipated this would be accomplished over the weekend. Mr.Goodfellow told of contacting ; one of the elementary schools in regar to the | Junior Program and he anticipated having six- ty members in the group this summer. A nom- ; inal fee of Twenty-five Cents had been set | for the children and seeds had been ordered for distribution to this group. Discussion on the Public planting schemes | for the triangle in front of the Community | Church led to Mr. H.Goodfellow volunteering | | i | | t | | en A nner to head a committee to start action on this project. The next meeting of the Society will be held on Friday May 22nd instead of the fourth Friday due to the Concert of the Men!s Chorus. It. was moved and adopted that quarterly meet- ings would be held following the May meeting. Mr.A.Farrow, Regional Director, spoke on the formation of a District or Regional group which would meet once a year and act as a District Advisory Council. Each Society would be entitled to send two representatives for every hundred members and one for each additional fifty members or part thereof, This group would further any activity in the ' District. Mr.Farrow expected the first meet- ing would be held on the day of the Fort } William Flower Show and would follow up this | event. The subject was tabled for further | discussion at the next monthly meeting. Mr, ' Farrow also explained about the Junior Wild | Flower Essay Contest sponsored by the Toronto | Star. Rules had not been formulated as yet b he_ principa of the noo were to he | Fe Te Maa OMA ae A ETT MOTHER'S DAY BALL MaAY8t2® MOOSE HALL CORSAGES FOR THE LADIES 6 PIECE ala ORCHESTRA REFRESHMENTS : LUNCH & | SPONSORED_BY | THE LOYAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE TICKETS $3.00 per couple couples only i TERRACE BAY NEWS 1 The regular meeting of the Local Association ¥ | April 30, 1959 Wort chances! figs and furniture cleaned the scientific way! '@NO messy soaking 4 ©NO ruinous scrubbing {@NO shrinking = « | @Furnishings ready Imagine! Now you can have rugs and upholstery cleaned at home, use them the same day! Don't settle for messy, old-fashioned & methods--insist, on Duracleant! 6-year Mothproofing with money-back warranty! FCR FREE ESTIMATES CALL | V. HOPPER 3335 | | TAT eT contacted for their opinion on this topic, ' Judging. for the Garden of the Month would' commence in May despite the fact few flowers. would be out and neatness would be the reign- ing factor, Judging would take place the middle of each month and would include all homes in Terrace Bay, A, flag will be placed in the winning garden to remain for the month. 1 SPRING FLY-UP CEREMONY HELD On April 22nd, the annual Spring Fly-Up of Brownies to Girl Guides was held in the High School, with Brownies from the three packs being accepted into Guides by Acting Guide Captain Sandra Phillips and Guider Lois Down- ey. From Pack One, under Brown Owl M,Mantey, the following Brownies had earned their wings and the right to fly to Guides: Beth Hopper, Molly McCausland, Karen Mooré,,Marcia Jeanner- et, Nancy Wade, Maryellen Little. Pack Two Brownies (Brown Owl K,Anderson) were Pat Downey, Mary Slattery and Debbie Anderson, From Pack Three with Brown Owl Anita Brennan, Brownies Margaret Dale Locking, Jill Crandle- mire and Annette Belliveau flew up to Guides, Many parents and friends gathered to wit- ness the pretty little ceremony and were later entertained with tea and lunch by members of the Local Association to Guides & Brownies with Mrs.B.Williams convening. WANTED = Upstairs or Apartment in Terrace Bay for June lst. Phone 3350. to Guides & Brownies was held on April 27th, Mrs,Ollen-Bittle has accepted the position of Secretary. Daughter Banqg#iet to be held Saturday, May 9th iii] in Hotel Terrace were discussed, Plans for the annual Mother and