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Boe i a TERRACE BAY NEWS L.A. MEETING ahontebarrnnimtie a et. Cookie day is to be held on May 21st, 1970. A Senior Guide Rally is to be held in Geraldton on May 30th. Guides from Terrace Bay will be at- tending and transportation for these girls is required. Mrs. Gail Koeining received her Blue Warrant and was congratulated by the chairman and members . At the next meeting, Theresa Ramsay will give g talk on another Country and demonstrate her know- lege of this country. Theresa is working towards her Gold Cord. Also at the May meeting Senior Guides will entertain. It is hoped that a good turnout will be had. Everyone is welcome. ene The Terrace Bay Art Club will be holding their business meeting Thursday May 7th, followed by a work session. Plans will be made for Spring Activities Tee Poorer aig ai al IT'S CLEAN-UP TIME AGAIN Rakes are being taken out of winter hibernation, yards are being spruced UP, paint jobs are being noted and this morning we saw a start made on street cleaning. Once the snow disappears, an amazing accumu- lation of litter and debris makes itself apparent all over town. It won't be long before the annual influx of tou- rists start streaming through our town but let's not wait until they're here before we see that our town is as spic and span and lovely as it can be. Township Council have areas which they may have arranged for a "face lifting, "but its up to the rest of us to see that Terrace Bay lives Up to its reputation as being "The Gem of the North Shore". If you see or know of any vandalism or defacing of ;ublic buildings don't shrug it off. Let one of your councillors know + about it. Speaking of Council reminds us that we will have: an election this December. Seem a long way off? The way the months fly by it really isn't. We have it on good authority that a member of the distaff side is seriously considering running for council and that at least two of the Present council will again let their names stand. Are you interested in running? If so let us know. It isn't too early to start promoting yourself . Besides the satisfaction you 'd get out of serving your fellow citizens, there is q limited monetary consideration. The Reeve gets $1200 and Councillors pete each get $600. per annum, plus travelling ex- penses. ee ¢ LADIES AUXILIARY et nlahalcateeltain dS The evening group of the Ladies Auxiliary met at 745, with Mrs. M, Chisholm, President, welcoming the ladies. Mpg, G. Soughton took the Worship Service. Minutes were read by Mrs. N, Coe and Treasurer, Mrs. A. Farrow gave her report. Members were reminded that rummage would be picked up Thursday, May 22, with the Sale teking Place Friday night end Seturday morning. Mrs. R, Stevens igs convenor. A discussion took place over the sugrestion that Mothers serve Communion on Mother's Day Sunday, The general feeling was tht the young people should be asked to serve Communion that day. A donation of $20.00 was Society, 'i Mrs. S. Brown has resigned from the Altar Committee and Mrs. J. Ropchan wilt assist Mrs. v, Thompson in these duties. Mrs. D. Rafalant will convene a "Green Thumb Table" at the Christmas Bazaar. Anyone having slips of Plants is asked to start them in small containers and contact Mrs. Refalent now. Launch convenors Brown and Mrs, Period. A Pot Luck Supper to honour Rev. and Mrs, held the last Sunday in May, the 24th. It is every family in the congregation will turn out to bid fare- well to Mr. and Mrs. Husser. Come and bring your children, If you are planning to attend the Pot Luck Supper, it would be helpful to the Committee if made to the Canadien Cancer for the June C. Gould. Mrs, N. ist meeting will be Mrs. S. Coe will take the Worship, Husser will be hoped that line of food and fairly well balanced menus Lil Harris, Mrs, M, Chisholm, Mrs. s, will result - Brown, Mrs. N. Mrs.* Chisholm Mrs. Husser with a black patent wishes of the members, The business meeting adjourned and Mrs. S. Brown intro- duced the guest speaker, Mr, Sandy Sargent, a young lawyer with the firm of Seaman, Kajander and Blancherd of Thunder leather purse and the best Many other ladies of the Community joined the Auxiliary to hear Mr, Sargent speak on "Women and Wills", Sargent presented a most interesting talk on this subject and a question and answer Period followed, Mrs. Chisholm thanked Mr. Sargent for taking time his busy schedule to come to Terrace formative talk. Lunch was served by Mrs. from Bay and for his in- Broadhurst and Mrs. Soughton, Ree ata rere ee LEGION ZONE PLANS FINALIZED FOR CELEBRATION OF 25th ANN. Deteils as to time etc. have now been announced by Mara- thon Branch No. 183 Zone 82 observance of the 25th anniversary of V.E, Day. The May 9, rather on May will be convenient for more veterans to take from Branches 223 Terrace Bay and 240 Manitouwadge along veterans not presently associated with the 109 Schreiber; with all other The parade assembles at the Marathon Legion Hall at 1.15 pm, will march off at 1.30 pm. -headed by the Marathon High School band and the massed colours of the branches of the Zone. There will be a short wreath-laying ceremony at the cenotaph and then the parade will move to the Community Hall, where a non-denominational service of remembrance held. The general Public is Legion members are reminded thet dress will be Legion beretas, blazers and ties when availeble with service medals, TTT hh eho i en onmmetrt meet. ce ae APS. tree ae De te iss on behalf of the Ladies Auxiliary, presented See oop Rte ost-33