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qae 4 CHOIR COURSE (Continued from Page !) Registration forms for this course are available at the Recreation Office and should be picked up immediately. A maximum of 40 delegates will be accepted for the coursé at a registration fee of $2.00 each. The course will be run Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday afternoon. Register now. 1965 YOUTH CONFERENCE IN TERRACE BAY The Terrace Bay Teen Town has just recently re- ceived word that the 1965 Annual Northwestern Ontario Youth Conference has been awarded to Terrace Bay. This conference has become the high- light of the year for area Teen Towns and in most important training aspects for teen groups every- where . The 1965 Conference will be held April I5th to I8th, during the Easter holidays, and presents a great challenge to the local club members and to the community as a whole. Over the next few months, the Terrace Bay Teen Town will Le appealing to the community for assist- ance with billets, fund raising and other aspects of the conference. We sincerely hope that you will help us provide a top-notch conference. Over 150 out-of=town delegates will attend and our combined efforts will offer a worthwhile program ARENA SCHEDULE A finalized arena schedule for the season has not yet b een settled, so that events over the next week will not necessarily be at regular times. When figure skating and hockey time schedules are drawn up, the regular weekly list of events will be avail- able, so that we can once again send out monthly schedules. Copies of the weekly schedule are posted on the bulletin boards at the schools, Recreation Centre and the Arena. Please consult these. God has so constituted our nature that we cannot be happy unless we are, or think we are, the means of good to others. We can scarcely conceive of great- er wretchedness than must be felt by him who knows he is wholly useless in the world. Erskine Mason COSTA'S SPECIALS ;TERRACE 3AY - PHONE 3513 THE NEWS October 29,1964 ACROSS 45. Surrender 1, Mists 46. Scatters, masses HEA een 5. Unable as seed of ae pte lefat to find DOWN drift- Aaa ee eerie ...& Mertendhy. cee oe . Polish city . Nocturna: ce 10. Operatic birds 20. A SAS A eae melody 3. Obtained king RIAITMECIOITIEIR] 1 1E] 11. Mediter- 4, Kind of of me et amine ranean bird Judea i eter island 5. Washes 22. Entire os po A 12. de Milo _ 6. Metallic amount 14. Signs as rock 24, Lair correct: 7.Mathemat- 25.U.S 33. Fathers: abbr. ical term president colloq. 15. Lixivium 8. Food 26. Concise 34, Exclama- 17. Anglo- fishes 27. Birds of tion Saxon 11. Mother: prey: 36. Infant letter affect. So, Am, 38. Merganser 18. Personal 13. Coverings 29. Girl's 40. Young pronoun for the feet nickname goat 19, "The Way 16. Kind of 32. Excessively 42. Exclama- of All ----" shrub overweight tion 21. Hawaiian bird PPY HA 22: Below: naut. 23. Border 25. Permit 27. A salad green 28. Glen 29. Presently 30. Account: abbr. 31. Noise 33. Early Chinese coin 35. Crowd 37, Piece of furniture 38. Droop 39. Reptile 41. Sex appeal: sl. ae AA Yr | | Cet TY WINNIPEG BALLET (Continued from page 1) Kit Copping is the dance hall girl of yesterday in the dazzling pink costume and orange tights when "Through the Swining Doors" come Bill Martin-Vis- count and Jim Clouser. Sentimental for the western "By the Light of the Silvery Moon" with principals Beverley Barkley and Richard Rutherford. '"Mean- while Back at the Ranch" and the entire male ensemble then Whoopdedoo" led by Kit and Jim as they urge one another on and vie for cheers among the gals and ranch hands. The cast of twenty-three were elated to learn on the day of their Terrace Bay appearance they had been booked by the well-known Mr.Sol Hurok for an extensive American tour next season. They now continue their tour through Ontario, returning to the Lakehead for November 7th before going home to appear for four days at Christmas to celebrate the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the only "Royal" Ballet Company in this hemisphere. The Royal Winnipeg Ballet appeared in Terrace Bay through a community-wide effort of Kiwanis, Recreation Association, Schools and strongly sup- ported by Kimberly-Clark Corporation. The Kiwanis Club hosted a reception for the entire company, concluding their Tuesday evening performance. ATTENTION. MINOR HOCKEY PLAYERS Registration forms for Minor Hockey must be re- turned to the Recreation Office by Friday of this week at the latest. Team personnel and schedules will pro- bably be made up over the next week so that it is imperative that all names be in quickly. If you have not registered, forms are available (Continued P.¢