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MARY HALE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF LADIES! CURLING CLUB | The Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club held their annual meeting on april: 22nd and unanimously elected Mary Hale as President. Other members were elected as follows: lst Vice: Syl]. Duquette end Vice: Ann Latour Directors: Lois Haviland Lois Hopper Ann Kulcheski H, Lafontaine and A. Boyle F. Whitley and K. MacLeod Trustees: Auditors: The new President thanked the members for their vote and expressed the hope that she would be able to do as good a job as had been done in the past. Immediate Past President, Pegsy Wellings thanked the outgoing executive for all their wonderful work and cooperation given in the past and assured the new President of every assistance for the coming year, Reports were given by M, Dashkewytch, Secretary; Audrey Rowley, Treasurer; Aggie Sinkins, Entertainment; Norma Crockford, Prizes; Ann Latour, sfusto%e, and Ida Ronaniuk Membership. As Chairman of the Bonspiel, Betty Bov- chard gave her report on the success o* the annt.al borispiel and thanked all those who gave their assistance, Following elections, mmner-up prizes were presented by Norma Crockford to the S. Duquette rink wit Dene Clancy, L. Havi- land and B. Maciadyen in the Hudson's Bay event. Runner-up in the Seagram event was presented to A. Sinkins rirk, with A. Rowley A. Blom and C. Hall. Consolation in the Seagram event was presented to Mary Hale's _vink with L. Hopper, M,. Kennedy and J, Biggar, After a period of hilarious games and contests with various prizes given to winner the social evening wovnd up with lunch and 'refreshments thoroughly enjoyed by all, HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY The weather bureau tells us we're break- ing records; record temperatures, record low precipitation and record consecutive days of sunshine. All this is fine, and at present there is plenty of moisture in the earth for bulbs, shrubs, perenials, etc., but a shortage Lay of rain now may have a far reaching effect (cont'd next col.) Horticultural Society (cont !4) on our lives this summer. Low water in lakes and rivers may 7.2ad to this, "Forest fire rages on" "Water shortage - do not waste on lawns" and of course, poor gardening, Paid up members of the Society may pick up their membership premium by calling at the home of Mrs. Bob Middaugh, 214 Kenogami Road, One week from Saturday, on May 3rd, students from nearly every school between Hossport and Heron Bay will be competing for valuable prizes in Terrace Bay's 4th annual K. of C. Amateur Show, Some popular adult entertainers will be on hand to add a little variety to the show, For something just a little different in entertainment line, plan on attending this show. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the quality and quantity of talent available in this district. Nominal admission charges of 50¢ for adults and 19¢ for children will be charged. All proceeds will be used to help defray expenses, Leaving by car for Toronto, May 28th - wovld like another lady or a couple to help with driving. Phone 3367 lirs. R. Scowen Wanted Room and board for single man Phone Mill local 216 a ee ners nee, For Sale ee te em 7 1/2 Scott-Atwater outboard motor Good running order - 435.00 Phone 3247 - House #51 - 1 Crib, large size in excellent condition 1 baby carriage in excellent condition Phone 3532 - House #54 ' w400.50 Credit Note - will sell for $150.00; Phone 233 - Schreiber