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Page 4 THE NEWS BOWLING (Continued from Page 3 by Labatts, This is to be an annual affair and is intended to show you the good bowling there is on the North Shore. A service to be proud of : TERRACE BAY WINS CARLING ROLL--OFF On Sunday, May 10th, Bright Lights, series winners of Mixed Five Pin, travelled to Marathon to participate in the Carling North Shore Roll-Off. With strong efforts from every member of the team they established a solid 115 pin majority in the first game and increased it to over 200 to capture the Trophy. Members of the team and their good scores were, Ken Kitchen (251), Marie Edmunds (204, 234) Kay MacLeod (216), Bill Moon (207), Dot Billings (244, 218, 219), Lew Edmunds (321). In general it was a solid team ef- fort and Captain Ken Kitchen and his team are to be congratulated. Terrace Bay, as the trophy winner will host the 1965 roll-off next spring. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING Due to lack of a quorum for a general meeting President Neil Cornthwaite called a meeting of the Council of the Chamber of Commerce Thursday evening in the Recreation Centre. Mobile Recruiting Officer will be im Secretary D.Large reported TERRACE BAY -- for Chamber of Commerce week when MOTOR 660 books and pamphlets were dis- HOTEL tributed. Appreciation of Coun- cil to W.Colborne for his excel- lent article on the local Chambe and to the press representatives for fine co-operation was expres sed. The article written by Mr.Colborne has been submitted to the Chamber Link for publica- tion. Membership chairman L.Waghorn announced an increase in member- ship to thirty-one. A detailed report was given o available sites for erection of a sign and after discussion it was moved that, as there was not a suitable site west of Terrace Bay, the location offered four miles east be accepted and the sign erected, Registration fee of $15 will be paid to the Treasurer of Ontario at once. The President reported on the meeting of Township Council when the Chamberts delegation had been received very favorably. He stated they could expect a few projects from the MAY 20TH, 1964 ... fora man's life serving Canada at sea! i tions should attempt to have the the Lakehead. May 14, 1964 dates of summer activities in Ter- race Bay to the CAA Canadian Motor ist Magazine for publication. It was pointed out that the secretar- ies of the various local organiza- information of special events open to the public, in the Chamber hands as soon as their plans are finalized. It would prove advan- tageous to these organizations in their publicity. | A motion to support the Mara thon Chamber in their representa- tion regarding Killala Lake Road was approved. It was further moved to write the Dept.of Lands and Forests regarding brushing at Jackfish Lake. The President reported that an unsigned letter had been received (a complaint). Since it was un- signed no action could be taken. An answer to an inquiry last year by Mr.Colborne, regarding a fish hatchery, was presented by Stan Hodgkiss. The report was in the form of a letter received by Mr. Hodgkiss from C.H.D.Clark, Fish & Wildlife Branch Chief. Noting it was time for the an- nual tour of the town by the Civic Improvement Committee, the President requested the Secretary issue invitations to Councillors Cavanaugh and Brown to accompany their committee of N.Cornthwaite, L.Crandlemire and J.Commisso. A comprehensive outline on the Centennial Project was given by the President and Councillor Cavanaugh who pointed out that Township Council was requesting the Chamber to collect and edit proposed projects with the view 0 having as much participation by local citizens as possible. The Chamber was to be given a free hand in the method of obtaining these suggestions but the edited results were to be in to the Township Council by June 15. They would then make the final choice and implementation. Named to the committee were I.Marsh, Neil Cornthwaite, Councillor Cavanaugh and J.Commisso as Chairman, A letter of congratulation was to be sent to the Terrace Bay Band on their recent fine program They would be asked to consider the possibility of frequent band concerts in the summer and an offer of assistance to make this a possible reality was to be made. Mr.Cornthwaite advised on a Hospitality Seminar being held i It was decided that the. infor- | mation be sent to local businesses with recom mendations they attend. The next meeting of the Council of the Chamber was scheduled for May 22nd in the Recreation Centre. Council. Correspondence from the Kiwanis Club, and NODA were read and contents noted. The Secretary was instructed to forward available