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Decemb er |7, 1964 THE NEWS Page 9 ba presented a cheque for $300. on behalf of the FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF Ladies Auxiliary to Comrade G.Daniels, thanking OUR MANY FRIENDS AND him and his executive of the past year for their CUSTOMERS WE WILL REMAIN kindness and co-operation. Comrade Daniels, in OPEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER I8, his acceptance, expressed the appreciation of the MONDAY, TUESDAY AN Branch to the Auxiliary for their moral and financial WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 22, support. AND 23RD. UNTIL 8.30 P.M. A social evening and buffet luncheon concluded ROBINSON STORES SIMCOE PLAZA - - TERRACE BAY - - PH.3891 LEGION INSTALLATION (Continued from page 7) President Joyce Mercier, 2nd Vice President, Polly Daniels, Secretary Jean Fisher, Treasurer, Stella Gusul, Warden Dorothy Coupal, Welfare Clare Lawrence and executive committee: Ways and Means Dorothy Ballentine, Membership Minnie Woodruff, Social Lise Bougie, Sick and Visiting Bea Fawcett, Publicity Doris Marcella and Assis- tant Warden Sadie Benko. Comrade Ginn brought up George Daniels and Doris Marcella individually to install them as Past Presidents, thanking them for their past year's work and charging each with a continuing respon- sibility to his Branch. In her acceptance of office Mrs.Solly thanked her membership and hoped to fulfill her duties. Comrade Solly, on behalf of his new executive, §..0:1 thanked the outgoing officers for a truly tremendous job and, with the promise to maintain those stan- dards. Comrade Ginn was re-nominated Zone Comman- der and there was a general discussion on the organ- izing of the | adies at a zone level. Three delegates George Daniels, Cy Marcella and Lorne Vezina were appointed to the Zone meeting in Marathon next January. Members voted to award Meritorious Service Medals to Comrades F.Ginn and P.Coupal for their untiring efforts in building and keeping open the Legion Hall. Preceding the installation Mrs.Doris Marcella Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay, Ine. |... Home SPARKLE FOUR HONOURABLE MENTIONS ~ $5.00 EACH CONTE or SPARKLE CONTEST RULES ARE SIMPLE: * Decorate your home in any way you think will make you a winner. **Use lights, bunting, statues, plywood props, electrical fixtures--anything, even snow and ice. ** Open to all residents of Terrace Bay. ** A three-man panel will judge homes on Tuesday evening, December 22nd. Points will be awarded on the basis of originality, effort, design, continuity of theme and over-all balance! ! PUT SPARKLE INTO YOUR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS! ! HAVE FUN DOING IT, AND WIN PRIZES AS WELL ! ! PARENTS ASKED TO CO-OPERATE ~~ At the Town Hall meeting held prior to the elec- tion Councillor W.E.Cavanaugh made a plea to all parents to contact the local Police Department if they become aware of any trouble among teenagers or even have any suspicion of trouble. He and the Police Department are most anxious that the good reputation of our youngsters and our town be main- tained. CERAMICS EXHIBITED An exhibit of ceramics was shown Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening in the Art Centre of the Recreation Centre. The display was the products of two courses taken this Fall, one for the children and one for adults under the instruction of Mrs.Mary Middaugh. The results were most im- pressive from both classes with variety of colors and textures created through glazing, underglazing and degrees of firing in the kiln, besides the imag- inative forms of the artists. Each course was a five week session which in- cluded materials and glazes and firing and taught the coil method, pinch, slab work and sculpture clay, modelling, free form and design. They anti- cipate having further classes in the New Year. Approximately 150 persons attended the two day Show which was held in conjunction with the Art Club and their display in their permanent Art Show. Sandra Ziegleman celebrated her fifteenth birth- day Sunday, inviting her many girl friends in for an afternoon of records and party lunch. Lynne Morres has returned home to her family, having completed her course at (Continued page 10)« erres