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THE NEWS ART CLUB NEWS Another successful weekend ceurse in Art was sponsored by the Terrace Bay Art Club May 22=24th in the Recreation Centre with Mr. John E.B. Watson of Toronto instructing. Mr. Watson was most en- couraging, noting the group - representative of the North Shore - was very serious about their work, a factor often lost in clubs. Friday evening Mr. Watson analyzed one painting submitted by each of the group; Helen Schach of Beardmore, Mary Johnson of Schreiber, Lorna Brown of Red Rock, Ann MacDonald of Marathon and from Terrace Bay Gertrude Boyd, Shirley Hersey, Susan Tao, Win McKechnie, Mary Middaugh, Helen Far- rell, Sadie Gaulin and Glenna MacDonald. Also on Friday evening, art supplies were displayed by Don's Painting and Decorating. Due to the heavy downpour of rain over the week- end, outdoor sessions were changed and Saturday morning found the group studying figure drawing with Jane Colborne as their model. In the afternoon they worked with the same model doing the figure study in oil. For many, this was the first attempt and Mr. Watson was very encouraged with the progress, and members were equally enthusiastic. Saturday evening he gave a portrait demonstration with Cathy Cavanaugh posing and Sunday morning the group did drawings of head studies with a portrait study in oil during the afternoon. At this session Terrace Bay who received a crystal cake plate for her score of 243 and George Karola of Manitouwadge re- ceived a car visor kit for his score of 280. Dorothy had the hi total of 825 for ladies and George had the men's high of 1002. The standings were Marathon 3896, Manitouwadge 3831, Nipigon 3824, Red Rock 3805 and Schreiber 3121. Ladies of the Terrace Bay Club served coffee and lunch during the afternoon. MOOSE LADIES ELECT NEW EXECUTIVE Senior Regent J. Calder chaired the regular meeting Wednesday evening, when the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426, met in the Moose Hall. Recorder M. Duriez read the minutes and special committees gave their reports. Elections were held with the following being the new executive:- Senior Regent Ann Didura, Junior Regent Marion Desrosiers, Junior Graduate Regent Jackie Calder, Recorder Alice Yates, Treasurer Mar- jory Dejonghe, Chaplain Marlene Kosticki. Instal- lation of officers will be held on May 30th at 7 P.M. Loyal Order of Moose Legionnaires and Guards will be the Installing team. Installation practice will be held Wednesday, May 27th at 8 P.M. The Annual Dinner for the Women of the Moose will be held on June I7th at 6.30 P.M. Alice McGregor from Sudbury Chapter 837 who is in College of Regents Alice Jean McKechnie was the model . and Queen of Sponsors 1963, attended the meeting. Invited to a return visit, Mr. Watson was delighted] The next meeting will be held on June 3rd with the and hoped to do so in the fall. He recalled the work Jexecutive holding Chapter Night. of the Group of Seven, reminding the class this country was a painter's dream. He will be teaching this summer at the Mary and Roman Schneider School | Mrs. J. Mikus chaired the May meeting of the Girl of Art in Actinalite and Southampton School of Fine {Guide Association held at the home of Mrs. D. Whale Arts. Monday evening. Minutes and correspondence were With an extensive background in art, Mr. Watson Jread by Secretary Mrs. K. Turner and Treasurer's has received many awards and the Director's Scholar-freport given by Mrs. A. Farrow. ship for the best painting of the year at the Doon The Association would appreciate any old Brownie School in 1953, the Reeves Award in 1957 and Nor- Juniforms not in use, to donate to a needy Brownie anda Mines Award in 1959. He was MC of the tele- |Pack in the Lakehead. Call 3640 for information. vision series "People with Palettes" on CKSO-TV Guiders were reminded that some uniforms should be Sudbury for thirteen weeks, had a one man show in Jdry=cleaned and others can be washed with care. All Sudbury, the Canadiana Motor Hotel, and Toronto. |Guiders turning in uniforms are asked to have them He maintains his own studio in Toronto where he con-[cleaned first. ducts small classes in drawing, painting and composi-} The Convenors present gave their individual reports: tion and does commission portraits. Badge Secretary Mrs. L. Phillips reported fifteen badges and four Golden Hand tests passed this week. Mrs. Whalen, Cookie Day Convenor, would like to thank all the Brownies, Guides, Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Farrow for helping on Cookie Day. Mrs. Downey re- ported on camping, announcing that a tent and shelter had been ordered. The meeting was adjourned with Mrs. Whalen serving a delicious luncheon. The next meeting will be held in September . FIRST BOWLING TOURNAMENT HELD HERE The first North Shore Five Pin Bowling Tournament was held Sunday afternoon in Terrace Bay with teams from Marathon, Manitouwadge, Nipigon, Red Rock, Schreiber and Terrace Bay competing for the brand new Labatts Trophy, and cheered on by a good turn= out of spectators. President of the Host Club, Bill Moon made the presentations of awards as announced by Lew Edmunds The Labatts Trophy and individual prizes of serving trays went to the Terrace Bay team skipped by Capt. Clarence Buck with Joyce Raper, Dorothy Billings, Marie Edmunds, Paul Coupal and Tony Costa, for their total of 3948 on the four game series. H i- le prizes were awarded to Dorothy Billings of Mr. W. F. Colborne will be guest speaker at the June meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, Monday the Ist in the Terrace Bay Community Church. The meeting ill commence at 8.15 P.M. He has an interesting film to show on education "Four Teachers", comparing Canadian teachers with teachers from Japan, Poland land Puerto Rico. This will be followed (Cont.