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Pace 4 ~~ NOTES IN PASSING (by: Tha Passarby"" vou. ever noti.ca, how -our/Bug Sica vos Oe a = me retvind wear, when it is gods wn the street? 4 Ab stout old lady holding up her skirts ae running away?? We also noticed that the rabbits have now donned their white winter coats. At Leasty. so had the fat, sleek, but very dead one that a chap hung on a tree at the North Camp, tlother day. "The Passerby" happened to overhear a chap in the mill locker-room tell another fellow:- "The reason that needles are so hard to find in haystacks is because haystacks seldom contain needles"}4 Tis strikes us.as a new approach to an old saying. Around about Town, we happened to notice that the Kids Rink near the school is be- ginning to take shape and that the sleighs, skiis, toboggans and winter paraphernalia is once again in evidence due to the return of K%i;; Winter. What have you noticed around about Town recently? Please write a short note about the happening and send it in to the Editor of "THE TERRACU BAY NEWS", He will pass it on to "THE PASSERBY" and we shall note it in this column, 06-00 RIFLE CLUB For some time now, many of the more zealous sportsmen herabouts have been planning the formation of a Rifle Club. Their fondest dreams have been re- alized as the Club is all set to operate. The official opening will be held at the range in Bldg. No. 14 in the South Camp, on Thursday, November 17th at 7:30 p.m. All prospec tive members and the general public are cordially invited to attend this opening. This Club is something different for our Community as one does not have to be an athlete to compete, and young and old are on an equal footing as far as competition is concerned, About all one needs is a steady hand and a clear eye. For further information please call Mr. 0. Woodworth at 62 Ring 1. 0-0-0 LEGION NEWS On Remembrance Day, November 11th, many of the local Legionnaires journied to Schreiber to attend the Memorial Services. The parade was an outstand~ ing success and the organizations represented included the Schreiber Branch of the Legion, the Terrace Bay Legion Branch, The Schreiber Boy Scouts, and The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sehreibcr Branch. The Services at the Cenotaph were conducted by Rev. Roberts, and many wreaths were laid at the base of the Memorial. Comrades F. Whitfield and E. Cavanaugh placed the wreaths for the Terrace Bay Branch. Nearly three hundred people were on hand to pay their respects to the War Dead at the impressive ceremony, The local Legionnaires wish to remind all citizens of the second Chicken Shoot to be held at the Rifle Club Range, Bldg. 14 on Sunday, November 20th, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Nominations for the various Offices of the Branch will be held at the meeting of November 28th, Members are asked to note this important datc, 0-0-0 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE LikSTING The Women's Institute will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, November 17 at 8 p.m, in the home of Mrs. G, Rowlandson, 85 Hudson Drive. Arrangements have been made to have as guest speaker the Intcrior Decorator of the Hudson's Bay Store, ilinnipeg. All ladies of the community interested in this subject are cordially invited to attend, 0-O-- 6 BACHERS WANTED In.case of sickness or emergency, it is necessary to furnish Supply Teachers to carry on the work in our school, and we would appreciate knowing of any resident in the Townsite, who is qualified and might be available for such work. Those willing and available, if called upon to act under the above circumstances, might communicate with the undersigned. We. F. Sur. tt, Seerctiury-Tronsuvs:. 0-0-0 NOTICE Powcr in the Townsite will be off on Sunday afternoon, November 20th from 1:00 Pam. to 4:00 p.m, W. F. Strutt, Scerctary-Treasurer,.