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December 12, 1963 - THE NEWS * Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay, Inc. FIRST PRIZE - $10.00 HOME SPARIKLE. fo FOUR HONOURABLE MENTIONS - $5.00 EACH! CON TEC SPARKLE CONTEST RULES ARE SIMPLE: Pa **Decorate your home in any way you think will make yo winner. **Use lights, bunting, statues, plywood props, electrical fixtures, - anything, even swow and ice. **Open to all residents of Terrace Bay. ****A three-man panel will judge hdmes on Monday evening, December 23rd. Points will be awarded on the basis of originality, effort / continuity of theme and over-all balance. PUT SPARKLE INTO YOUR HOME FOR GHRISTMAS!! HAVE FUN DOING IT, AND WIN PRIZES AS WELL! ! **See next week's/NEWS for awards to be given for the best children's SNOWMAN or SNOW SCULPTURING. WAWA HERE SAT. & SUN. (Conttd from Page 10) COUNCIL QUOTES "There are only eight home league games this e Board of Health met just prior to the winter, so be at them all. regular meeting of Council Monday evening, If possible, the Saturday game will start when Dr. D.J.M. McCausland answered questions at 1:30 in the afternoon. Definite time will | pertaining of health and sanitary inspections be announced as soon as possible. throughout the town. Restaurants, camp areas Sunday's game is 1:30 P.M. and garages with facilities receive regular inspections. Foodhandlers, barbers and hair- SU, PERIORS WALLOP SENIORS dressers have been X-rayed. Dr. McCausland ~~ Terrace Bay Superiors surprised the Red reported the schools in very good shape, with Roch: Royals here last Friday with an explosive | no serious outbreak of any communicahle disp. lay, flattering the Senior League leaders | disease at present in town. In reply to 7-1. Royals pointed out that three of their] questioning concerning the purchase of equip- regulz\rs were missing, but from here jit ment for the schools to test hearing, he felt looked like Sunes were full value for the win. | this to be worthy of their consideration. The abs ent players might have made the game With a full attendance of Councillors, closer, but the locals were not to be denied. / Messrs. J. Wellings, W. Adamo, A. Valiquette In fact, but for some heroics by Jorgenson in | and A, Fraser, Reeve J.P. Heenan called upon goal, the score would have been higher. Clerk W. Hanley for the minutes of the previous All of the Superiors played well, and it meeting. These were accepted with a correc- was the tem effort that gave this "new tion to read: Mr. John Warfield be appointed edition" a better look. If they pull together | Town Constable as of November 27th, 1963 not all year as they did Friday (and they have "called for interview't, A motion was passed been to date,. on ice and in the dressing room), establishing the salary of Mr. Warfield, it will be a ,vleasure to watch. commencing December 7th, 1963. Adamo potted two for Superior, with Cowan, Correspondence included a letter from the | Marv. Osmar, Li'ndquist, Mendelin amd Woodruff | Public School board recommending Mr. W. J. adding singles, However, the victory was a Farrell be appointed to the Highschool Board team effort with everyone doing his share, as representative of the Public School suppor- including rookies: MacDonald and Falzetta. } ters. This recommendation was approved on a Don't miss the next home game. Wawa motion by Council. a Ironmen open here with a doubleheader this Accounts for November were g6nsidered by weekend. Council before passing for payment, Public , eee Library $371.25. Councillér Wellings SUS reported a request(Cont'd/on Page 13) SHOP Make his yyy happy with... Pa! FOR THE % TO) phe & | ' WHOLE pap = ' FAMILY s : SPORT COATS BOYS ZKQUTH'S | coats. Handsomely styled in quality Ji wool with 8-button. front, % lining, patch poékets and centre vent. 7 ANFORD'S LT Simcoe Plaza PHONE 3327 OPEN 'TILL 9 P.M Dec. 13th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 2Ist, 23rd. Closed 5.30 Dec. 24th D.