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Novembei"5, 1964 Careers Discussion Night Terrace Bay High School Thursday, November 5 th., --' 7 P.M. STARTING IN THE AUDITORIUM - we hope to have representatives from a number of occupations to explain career opportunities and to answer ques- tions. The fields will include HYDRO, PULP & PAPER, ENGINEERING, ACCOUNTING, MIN- ING & GEOLOGY, FORESTRY and NATIONAL DEFENSE. Parents are urged to encourage their children of the senior High School grades to attend. MINOR HOCKEY (Continued from page 4) and the Recreation Centre. Players should check these and the arena schedule to be sure of practice times. IF YOU HAVE NOT YET REGISTERED, DO SO IMMEDIATELY AS TEAMS WILL BE CHOSEN THIS WEEK. Anyone interested in assisting with coaching should contact the Recreation Office and anyone who could assist with refereeing should contact B. Hanley, referee in chief. ATTENTION HOCKEY PLAYERS Boys interested in playing Minor Hockey this year are urged to register at the Recreation Office IMMEDIATELY. Teams will be chosen this week, so that those not yet registered may not be included. DON'T DELAY - REGISTER NOW. MEN'S FITNESS CLASSES Men's Fitness classes will start next Thursday (Thursday, November |2th) at 4:30 p.m. in the High School. These classes will be held regularly throughout the winter season. EVERYONE WEL- COME. This is your opportunity to enjoy some team games and calisthenics with a very informal group. There is no doubt that we all require much more physical exertion and, by joining this group you can increase your physical fitness while having fun THE NEWS Page 7 at the same time. There is no registration fee and participants need only take part to the degree which they desire. Let's have YOU out every Thursday for the Men's Physical Fitness Classes. BADMINTON - Don't forget badminton every Mon- day from 8 to 10.30 and every Wednesday from 8.30 to 10.30 p.m. at the High School . BASKETBALL - every Thursday from 8.15 to 10 p.m. at the High School Auditorium. Everyone welcome regardless of their ability. ARENA SCHEDULE Wi th figure skating and minor hockey programmes prepared to commence for the season, it will be pos- sible for us to prepare a yearly arena schedule by the end of the week. At such time, a list of events will be forwarded to the homes. In the meantime, check the arena schedules on the bulletin boards at the Recreation Centre and schools. PROJECTIONIST TRAINING COURSE Tentative plans are being laid for a projectionist training course for 16 m.m. projectors. Final plans will depend on the number interested in taking such a course. If you are interested, contact the Recrea- tion Office immediately. MASTER'S DEGREE CONFERRED ON P.MARCELLA On Octob er 7th a Master of Social Work Degree was granted to Paul C.Marcella (in absentia) by McGill University, Montreal. Paul is the son of Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Marcella of Terrace Bay and is at present residing in Yorkton, Sask., where he is the officer of Rehabilitation for : the Provincial Social Welfare Department. At a recent meeting of the Lake Superior Interna- tional Highway Association in Minnesota, Mr. Neil Cornthwaite of Terrace Bay was appointed a Director of District 2. There are six directors in this district which extends from the Canadian Border to White Rive}. Terrace Bay Community Credit Union Limited THE STAGE IS SET !! FOR THE 16TH ANNUAL MEETING - DINNER - DANCE TO BE HELD ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST, IN THE MOOSE HALL. $3.00 PER COUPLE COVERS THE DINNER AND DANCE -- MUSIC BY THE DRIFTERS. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE -- SORRY - NO MINORS. PLAN TO ATTEND - MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW BY BUYING YOUR TICKET FROM ANY OFFICER OR AT THE OFFICE. OFFICE HOURS:- Mon.& Thurs. 7-9 P.M. Tuesday Z - f ih SIMCOE PLAZA - TERRACE BAY Telephone 3833