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Photo by G. Cotton Dick Wilson as MC of the Band-A-Rama held Saturda in Terrace Bay stands at the mike to announce the winners of the event, to his right - members of Marathon's Rambless, Charles Wesley Jr., Richard Lombers, Michael McNeil and Ron Pronych. Lloyd Phillips stands with the group, having just presented the first place award. SECOND ANNUAL BAND - A - RAMA HELD HERE Some five hundred exuberant youths applauded the six district Bands who competed all day Saturday in Terrace Bay's Second Annual Band-a-rama. Commen cing at one p.m. each Band was allotted an hour in the afternoon and an hour in the evening, during which they were adjudicated at intervals by the five judges, Dick Wilson of C.K.P.R.'S Dick Wilson DJ Show, Cosma Filane, the rising young vocalist and locally, Bonnie McKay, Bill Megraw and Frank Sechesky . As ME of the program, Dick Wilson gave the final decision of the judges as musicians, singers and fans waited with baited breath. The Ramblers of Maratho' Charles Wesley Jr., Ron Pronych, Michael McNeil, Richard Lombers and managed by Charles Wesley Sr., were given top prize of Two Hundred Dollars. Other awards for best instrumental solo went to King James and his Axe Men - a Terrace Bay group, and best vocal solo was also awarded to the Ramblers. Lloyd Phillips, president of the Terrace Bay Teen Town, ontinued on Page 7 this progress possible. A LABOR DAY SALUTE... Labor has come a.long way since the founding of our country and shows every sign of going further. Our thanks go to the working men and women who have made September 2, 1965 Photo by Gertrude Cotton DEPUTY SUPREME SECRETARY VISITS MOOSE Deputy Supreme Secretary Paul G. Sheets, seated left) of Mooseheart, Illinois was present Friday eve- ning when eleven new members were initiated into Lodge 1752, Loyal Order of Moose, Terrace Bay. Seated to the right of Mr. Sheets is Governor of the Terrace Bay Lodge, Mickey Didura. Left to right behind are the new members George Hamilton, Leo Potvine, Grodon Carter, Robert Roberts, Peter N. Atamaniuk, Malcolm Boon, William Dunham, Frank Boon, J. Matheson. Missing from the picture were Bart Cebrario and Keith Nesbitt. The Degree Team of Lodge 1752 who were the installing officers are: Past Governor Murray Dorman, Governor Ed Belliveau, Junior Governor George Dakin, Prelate Joe Dejonghe, Orator Rennie Gaudet Sargent at Arms Gordon Calder. Mrs. Sheets accompanied her husband on his visit to the Terrace Bay Lodge. A social evening for members and guests followed the installation. CHILDRENS' AiD SOCIETY MEETS A meeting of the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Committee of the Childrens' Aid Society was held Friday in Terrace Bay at the home of Mr. Gerald Litt, District representative. The local Director of the Childrens' Aid, Mr. J. Herbert Dawson of Port Arthur attended ontinued on Pg.10