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i i <A nea ae ee ae ee ee en gn Terrace Bay & Schreiber NIPIGON FLYERS HERE SUNDAY FOR N.S.H.«L.GAME The opening game of the North Shore League has Nipigon Flyers at Terrace Bay this Sunday with game time at 1:30 P.M, The Flyers are reported to be an improved team this year so hockey fans are assured of some good hockey at this first League game, The Box: Office opens at 12:30 for this Sunday's game - let's have a good turnout! Opening ceremonies for Terrace Bay's home game are also scheduled, | from you kids, ' ATTENTION KIDDIES] - LETTERS. TO SANTA, ee ein 0 SANTA. Santa's Christmas Letter Box is now in the lobby of the Post Office, awaiting lett- ers from the kiddies. Santa is eager to hear Drop him a line, Remember.... put your name and address on ' your letter, " KC-ECF DRIVE GOING WELL Returns to date seem to indicate that the ; majority of Kimberly-Clark employees in Terr- ace Bay are signing up for the Employees? | Charity Fund, Our Townsite department, including the 'Fire Hall, with 96% signed up, is an example . of the support the drive is receiving, ' you signed your pledge card yet? Have If not, do it now! The old saying that 'it is better to give , than to receive! is especially apt when ' applied to charity, There are many people in ' our district who will attest to the fact that - you never know when you will be on-the re- : ceiving end, So Give now, while you are able : to. NO ELECTION IN SCHREIBER THIS YEAR SR ENTS TEAR Schreiber voters attended a nomination i meeting on Monday, November 30th and rid them- selves of the necessity of holding a municipal : election in December by the simple expedient _2£ placing in office by acclamation the re- 'quired number of municipal officers, Mr. W. E, Darcy will again direct the Muni- .cipal affairs of the Town as Reeve and George :yordon and J.F. Caccamo will serve as Coun- -cillors for another two years. Mr. CF 6% '3kinner will serve for another two years on » the Hydro Commission, Re-elected to serve another two~year term -as Public School Trustees were Mrs, D,Rummery 'ind Mrs, Agnes Bryson, A new member on this 'Zroup is Mrs, Beth Macadam who will also serve for a two-year term, J eager {LL WHISTLE TO SOUND AGAIN FOR WINTER ' eS ea sesensiasaasespenndiisheiansiheemeasaneipeeasesevene, Throughout the winter months the Mil] vhistle will be sounded each noonday at 12:30, che valve. This is to avoid possible freeze-up of PLAN FOR A HAPPY AND A FIRE SAFE CHRISTMAS EE GTR TMAS "ERRACE BAY ~ Circulation Vol.2, No. 48 December 3, 1959 NO HOCKEY GAME HERE THIS THURSDAY Terrace Bay Superiors will not play this Thursday against the Marathon Mercuries for the second game of the Soughton Trophy due to injuries sustained to players during the first game and the All Star game held in Marathon on Sunday. DISTRICT ORATORICAL CONTEST HELD LAST FRIDAY The North Shore Oratorical Contest was held Friday evening, November 27th in the Terrace Bay High School Auditorium with Mr. Jack Stokes as Master of Ceremonies. This is one of the many projects the Knights of Columbus, St.Edwards! Council 3554 sponsor 'to further educational interests in students, Mr. Stokes introduced the gentlemen on the stage with him, Mr.Colin McGrath, Past Grand Knight of the Knights of Columbus , St.Edwards Council, Mr.Mel Nicol, Grand Knight and Mr, Sanford Chicoine, Chairman of Youth Activitie Judges for the contest were Mrs. Clarence Buck of Terrace Bay, Mr. Joe Douglas of Herron Bay and Mr, Robert Skinner of Schrei- ber, Mr.Nicol spoke a few words of welcome on behalf of the St.Edwards' Council. Mr,Stokes also thanked the principals of each of the High Schools for their support of the Con- test - Mr. D,A,Locking of Terrace Bay, Mr, S. Korchuk of Schreiber, Mr. W.S.Perkins of Nipigon-Red Rock and Mr, M.Riddell of Mara- thon, He outlined the points awarded to each contestant - material 30 points, style 10 points, language 20 points and delivery 40 points, Mr. Ray Kenney was the official timer who gave each contestant a two-minute warning on deadline, The Junior Division of contestants appear- ed first to speak on "Would Disarmament Bring World Peace", Jim Hayes and Bonnie-Jean Wilson represented Terrace Bay High School. From Schreiber High School came Brenda Lid- kea and Jack Gordon. Amy-Marie Simpson rep- resented the Junior Division from Nipigon- Red Rock and another Nipigon-Red Rock student, James Farrell, one of last year's winners, followed his classmate with the same snave delivery which won for him the Trophy. From Marathon came Judy Shand who spoke of the hopes of the world on the forthcoming Summit talk$ next spring. The Judges decision in the Junior Group were - lst Prize James Farrell and 2nd prize Amy-Marie Simpson - both representing Nipigon Red Rock, Continuing the contest into the Senior 'Division Ray Guillet appeared first for Schreiber High School, The next Schreiber student was Lois Inshaw who was followed by Mary Reed of Nipigon-Red Rock, Kenny McLellan was the second contestant from Nipigon-Red Rock, P Ron Cosgrove and Jeannette Langis repre- sented Marathon High School in this group. On behalf of the judges Mr.Douglas commend ed the young people who (Cont*td-Page 13)