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nee eee nner ne weet egestas. lp a ap nn i AL tt tn NA OCR A TC OO SELLE CE ER OL TS ORB Page 10. - 'available. according to schedules posted at all schools "MINOR HOCKEY AUXILIARY ELECTS ES CWL NEWS (Continued from Page 9) to receive these stamps shortly. The meeting closed with the singing of "0 Canada" and "Holy God We Praise Thy Name", Very Rev. Dean E.A. Gallagher. imparted his Blessing, The meeting adjourned and luncheon was served by Mrs, L. St. Louis and her committee Sympathy is extended to Mrs, D, Gillis whose Mother passed away in Peterboro last week, Mr, and Mrs, Gillis left on Thursday afternoon to attend the funeral. DO YOU WANT A TERRACE BAY CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PARTY? Due to the very poor turnout at the first meeting' a second one will be cal. «i on Tuesday, November 21st in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre. Your support is needed to make the party for YOUR children a success. TO ALL' THOSE INTERESTED IN SCOUTS AND CUBS IN TERRACE BAY The Boy Scout Group Committee has been endeavouring to obtain Assistant Scout and Cub Leaders, Due to the fact that many do not seem to be interested we have found it necessary to combine two packs and set up a waiting list to enter, if and when more leaders are. Our second pack has only two leaders and there is a possibility of it being. disbanded. I would ask you parents to think this~over and anyone interested in being assistant leaders may contact any member of the Group Committee for information. (sgd) .M, Nicol, Chairman / é MINOR HOCKEY NEWS A good turnout of Minor Hockey supporters met at the Recreation Centre last Friday to elect the new executive, appoint coaches and discuss the coming year's activities, Past President Forbes Cruickshank opened the meeting and outlined last year's program, The financial statement was ---- by Frank Sechesky,. -- The 1961-62 executive was gedbsd as. follows: President - E, Kettle, Vice Presid- ent ~ J, Hale, Secretary - G, Black, Treas- urer -.F, Sechesky. Teams and House Leagues will be handled by the following: « Midgets - R. Hansen, C, Kolody and E. Schock Bantam Allstars - B, Hayes and T, Fedun; Bantan House League - S. Brend; Peewee Allstars ~ M, Newell, Peewee House League -- (to be named) s Flyweights - L. Legault. Regular practices commence next Monday, and on the Rec, Centre bulletin, Three Week Arena Schedules will be distributed to the homes shortly. At a meeting held on November 6 the follow ing officers were elected to direct the affairs of the Ladies Auxiliary to Minor Hockey during the coming seasons Mrs. Louise Stuart, Vice-President - Mrs. I, Delaronde, Treasurer ~ Mrs, S, LeBlanc, TERRACE BAY NEWS WATCH FOR , FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS ABOUT MARY'S FLOWER 'SHOP OPENING! Mrs. E, Schock, Terrace Bay, is living up to Niagara teamis in second spot in the Jr. "A" Division, November 16, 1961. Secretary - Mrs. E. Falzetta, | Ways & Means - Mrs. B. Williams, Co-Convenor = Mrs. W. Sitko. The Annual' Nut Sale will be held at the beginning of December. COMMUNITY CHURCH BAZAAR HELD SATURDAY Christmas seemed very close at hand Saturday afternoon when the Terrace Bay Community Church was the scene of the Annual Bazaar put on by the Ladies Auxiliary, Evergreen and poinsettas encircled each post in the hall and a gaily decorated Christmas tree sat upon the stage while the tea tables and booths were colorful and laden with the efforts of the members. Receiving each guest who arrived were Mrs. J, Ray Anderson and the Auxiliary*ts President, Mrs, G, Galvin, "'Convenors of the Annual Christmas Bazaar were Mosdames J. Beddard, W. Farrell and H, Smith, and in cl arge of each of the booths were Sewing tables - Mrs, A, Pattison and Mrs. R, .Shirriff; Knitting Table - Mrs. E. Stobart;| Doll Clothes - Mrs. A. Chisholm; Fish Pond - | Mrs, J, Chapman and Mrs, J, Shivas; the Cookie! Tree - Mrs. J. Kelty; Cook Book - Mesdames F, 0, Soughton, L. Crockford and W. Farrell; Christmas Candles - Mrs. B, Stephen and the 'Bake Table -'Mesdames S,-Lundberg and W. Anderson, Mrs, J. Brooks and the girls of the C.G,1.T. convened their own Candy Table. Tea was served to the busy shoppers at individual-tea, tables gay in green covers and centred with gilded evergreens. with the Tea Room Convenor being Mrs. V. Hopper. Bright Christmas ornaments sat in a wrought iron . bowl and candleabra of. golden evergreen to centre the tea table laid with a red linen and lace cloth; Seated at the gleaming silver service to pour in relays were Mesdames M, McCausland and T, Young, Mesdames E, Rowson and J, Ray Anderson. Replenishing during the afternoon were Mesdames A, McKechnie, J, Knight and /R, Harris, The C.G,I.T, members were able servitors and assisted throughout the entire Bazaar at each booth, and may be -- further praised for their clever decorations of the Church Hall for the Bazaar. RON SCHOCK MAKING GOOD IN EASTERN HOCKEY District residents will be pleased to learn that Ron Schock, 18 year old son of Mr. and the potential seen in him by Scout H, Cotton. Ron is second place scorer with the Niagara; Flyers, farm team of the Boston Bruins. The Hap Emms,, Flyer. Coach, says Schock is the best centre in the league, The versatile Ron 'has been playing deferice, centre, and on the wings in recent games, The Terrace' Bay Nurses Group announce the winners of their draw which was mde Saturday | , NORTH SHORE NURSES ANNOUNCES DRAW WINNERS | ! | | evening at the Remembrance Day Dance by Mr. | George Harris of Port Arthur, First prize of Fifty Dollars was won 'by Mary Jane Hopper and | second prize of Twenty-Five Dollars went to Bruce Larson. Proceeds from this draw will be given to the Childrens* Aid: Society in Scoreibernt President --| Mr, and Mrs, George Suerte of Port Arthur were guests in Terrace Bay last weekend,