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s) TERRACE Ci Terrace Bay & Schreiber NOMINATION DAY NOVEMBER 28TH Next Monday, November 28th, between 7,30 and 8,30 P.M, nominations for a Reeve and four Councillors will be ware in the Recrea- tion Centre, As far as this paper can inare the present Reeve and Councillors will stand for office, However, there will be nothing definite on that until nomination night, Will there be any new-comers stand for office? There may be, ; In the last election in June, 1959, there were two candidates for Reeve and fifteen -- for Council. No one expects such a large slate for Council this year however there no the numher required for Council, event there will be an election, Election day is set for December 5th, 1960 and, if necessary, will be held in the Curling Club Lounge, Voters are reminded that the Voter's List for 1960 has been posted in the Municipal Office since October 5th, The 1959 election was the first municipal election in Terrace Bay and a great deal of interest was manifest, November: 28th will be the second nawination day in Terrace Bay and citizens are urged to take an active interest in it to select their own Municipal government, In that KEN WARD RECEIVES CERTIFICATE AT CEREMONY SO NE EE RE OT TS RMR OL MEE AOR SA SRE TRE SOE SG AN ANNI Sf ME Spm _ Recently our Recreation Director, Ken '. Ward, was honoured by a gathering of fellow associates and friends at a special ceremony | when he was presented with his Permanent : "A" Certificate in Municipal Recreation, ' which he has earned through many years of | study and examinations, This course is sponsored by the Provincial Department of ; Education, through the University of Western | i Ontario, Mr, Dean McCubbin of the Community Pro- grammes Branch of the Department of Educa-_ tion, in' presenting this certificate to Ken, outlined the stiff requirements of this in-service training course, and commended ~ our ur Recreation Director for his high rating and excellent results attained, Mr. 'Del Earle, on behalf of the Society of Directors of Municipal Recreation in Ontario, offered his congratulations, as also did Mr, Ciiff McIntosh, Director of Quetico Conference and Training Centre, Mr. Joseph Heenan, representing Reeve Ferrier and the Municipal Council, David Wheeler on behalf of Teen Town, and members of the , Recreation Committee and Municipal Council © who were present, Since there are only twenty-seven such qualified Recreation Directors in Ontario at the present time, we may consider our- selves indeed fortunate to have the services of one of them in our community. Under new provincial regulations, in which the Society of Directors of Municipal Recreation of | Ontario is recognized as a (Cont'd Page 3) Vol.3, No.47 doubt will be more candidates nominated than: 4- BAY NEWS Authorized as 2nd Class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa | ~ November '24, 1960 | HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT THIS FRIDAY The public is cordially invited to attend the Terrace Bay High School Commencement and Awards Night to be held in the Auditorium at 8:00 P Me, on Friday, November 25th, .. The main speaker will. be Mr, I.M. Robb, Field Secretary of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers! Federation, _ Intermediate Certificates for those who have successfully completed Grade 10 and Secondary School Graduation Diplomas, awarded to those who have successfully completed the work. in Grades 11 and 12, will be presented during the evening, Athletic awards, which once.again includes the coveted Kiwanis Cup, will also be pre- sented, SEASON HOCKEY TICKETS NOW ON SALE Orders for season hockey tickets are now being taken at the Recreation Office, Ticket holders from last year will have until Monday, December 5th to reclaim their seats, NO SEASON TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AFTER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH, Full details of ticket sales appear on page 10 of this issue, FLYWEIGHT HOCKEY PLAYERS TO REPORT SATURDAY Boys registered for Flyweight Hockey should report to the Arena at 12 Noon this Saturday, November 26th, They will be placed on teams at that time, Bring your skates and sticks as ice will be available from 12 to 1,30. Regular Fly- weight games are:- Saturdays 12 - 1.30 and Mondays = 4:00 to 5:30, MINOR HOCKEY MEETING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH There will be an open general meeting for Minor Hockey in the small meeting room of the Recreation Centre on Tuesday, November 29thSpni. Everybody welcome, MIXED BONSPIEL PLANNED FOR THIS WEEKEND This coming weekend a mixed Bonspiel, open to everyone, will be held on November 25th, 26th and 27th, with an evening social on Saturday, November 26th, Rinks may be enter- ed by calling Len Crockford or Jack Chapman, Curlers may invite a guest to the social if they obtain a guest card from the Men's Club Executive MEN'S CURLING STARTS NOVEMBER 28TH The Men's Club start their regular curling schedule on November 28th, Entries clcse at Noon on November 24th, This year there will be three groups in the squad curling, New curling-master brooms are available from the Trustees and lockers may be rented for $2,00. Curling fees are $30.00 per member - $15.00 to be paid at the start of the season and the remainer by January 15th, 1961. The increase in fees is to provide a (Continued on Page 1) | tt ee TRY LT NR NN RAN BI