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Page e@ A WORD ABOUT HOCKEY With the 80! x 180! hockey rink in the Lower Camp ready for flooding as soon as the weather-man gives us the green Light, hockey minded individuals are starting to ask questions about the coming season, One question about lighting can now be answered by the announcement that a fully adequate lighting system has been approved and work on the installation will commence shortly. ° The question of snow removal has also been considered, and present indications are that labour and equipment will be available for regular snow removal thus eliminating our problem of last year when it was often necessary to shovel the snow from the rink prior to a gaiie. Our next step, of course, Will be to get the "gong" together to lay plans for the coming season, with particular stress on the operation of a House League similar to our ll-team Softball Association of last summer, Exhibition games with nearby centres will doubtless develop and the friendly rivalry with Schreiber in particular will, in all probability, be renewed. a rao For the purpose of talking over future pla. 'all. hockey players are asked to meet ab--the LongLac. Personnel Office in the Lower Camp on Wednesday evening, November Leth, at 7:00 p.m. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN PLAYING HOCKEY, MAKE. THIS A DATE FOR SURBe ee ~-O-- - Meeting for.the first time as 4 group ab ve home of Mr. & Mrs. F.O. Soughton, Teurier Avc., ~teensagers of the Comunity officially organized "Terrace. Bay Teen-Town' on Thursday evening October 30th. At the meeting an executive of three officers was elected: President, Dick Lumbers; Vice-President, Virginia Covington; SecretaryeTreasurer, Cove" Delong. " _TSRRACE BAY "TEEN-TOWN" ORGANIZED Before the close of the Thursday evening __pesting, it was agreed that the group should meef again on Sunday afternoon, Nov. én] i During the Nov. end. meeting, held at the home of Mir. & Mrs. G. M. Lumbers, the teen-agers decided that 'they would like to approach a number of adults in the community who would be asked to act as sponsers, and the Teen-Town executive will be busy seeking their sponsors during the next few days. The organization of "Teen-Town" by Terrace Bay teen-agers, at this stage of community development, +s most commendable, and the business- like manaer in which our young citizens are going about the organizing of thear iieens Town" augurs well for the future and merits the whole-hearted support of every mem>or of the community. By assuring the success of "Teen-Town" at Terrace Bay, we need never be faced with a problem of juvenilés delinquency. une TO.NSTTE SKATING RINK PLANNED An area at the south-west corner of Laurier and Selkirk Avenues has been selected as Uns 1ocation for a Townsite skating rink. This announcement will be of particular Ante to youngsters and townsfolk who enjoy this form of outdoor winter activity. eee POST OFFICE NEWS ( A note from Postmaster id. Cavanaugh) The public is again reminded of the importance of early mailing of all matter for outside points. 'Mail must be in the office forty five minutes before the arrival of trains to assure despatch. : Train arrivals are: Train No. 3 from Toronto and Montreal (nd the only train which takes mail West from here) arrives at 7:09 p.m. Train No.® lng Bast arrives at 10:25 a.m. Train No. arriving at 3:50 a.m. also carries mai Vou