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« December 24, 1964 THE NEWS Page 9 NEW YEAR DANCE DEC. 31st -9 P.M. to 2 A.M. MOOSE HALL - $4. couple Tickets may be purchased from Nick Chopty & Ted Kos an tiuk in Terrace Bay and in FUN FOR ALL! schreiber from Joe Wills. Be sure to be here for a gala New Year's Party you'll never REFRESHMENTS - NO MINORS forget. x «> 4 Let the warm glow of Christmas £ cheer brighten Mes your holiday! a commencing at 8 P.M. This is intended to be a Party, not necessarily a dance, although an orches- tra will be present. Reservations are limited so make yours early. The Northwestern Playdowns (Club only( will be held January 8 - 9th. so ROUND UP YOUR TEAM. BEST WISHES from The EXECUTIVE and MEMBERS LOGAL 665 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD PULP SULPHITE & PAPER MILL WORKERS TERRAGE BAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - Continued from page 7) The President recommended letters of appreciation be sent to Douglas Fisher, MP., and Charples P. Wright of CBC for their support for the booster trans- mitter installed in Terrace Bay. The Secretary was further instructed to write to the Postmaster General seeking clarification of the regulations as they apply to the hours of the post box lobby, as it ap- pears they are becoming more restricted and numer- ous complaints have been received. The next meeting will be held on January 2lst, 1965. THE LOOK OF LOVE "What does love look like? It has the hands to help others. It has the feet to hasten to the poor and needy. It has the eyes to see misery and want. It has the ears to hear the sighs and sorrows of men. That is what love looks like. If you fly into a rage , prepare for a rough landing. "OurChristmas Wishes Like the star that guided the shepherds and wise men, may the love and glittering light of the Season make this Christmas your happiest! Terrace Bay Community CURLING CLUB NEWS A successful Turkey Bonspiel was held over the weekend, climaxed by a fine party in the Lounge Saturday evening. Winner of the First Event was Hugh Hamilton, with his rink of B.Fawcett, J.Dejonghe, P.Diduch. Second place winners were Thor Olsen, K.Thor- steinson, J.Dakin, E.Zwir. in the Consolation Event, First Place was taken by Ben Hayes, M.Hale, J.Shubaly, L.Shubaly and Second Place went to Doug Knight, L.Gavin, R. Gavin and Marg. Knight. During the party Saturday evening Mr.Ken Ward was presented with a lovely painting, a gift from the Men's and Ladies' Curling Clubs. Sants Claus also made his yearly visit and, in his usual jovial form, distributed many appropriate gifts. The New Year's Party will be held in the Lounge CREDIT HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS In order to accommodate members during the holiday season we will be closed on December 24th and on December 3lst - but will be open on Wednesday, December 23rd and Wednesday Decemb er 30th. SIMCOE PLAZA - - PHONE 3833