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ity > vit ep January 15, 1959 RECREATION FLYER -- OFFICERS FOR 1959 Following elections for officers, the 1959 Recreation Committee consists of? N.Coan -- Chairman, A. MacDonald - Vice- Chairman, M. Hale, .. Adamo, W.E,Cavanaugh, J. Phillips, J. Ferrier. HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY Because. the Shift 1 team has withdrawn from the proposed league, it will be nec- essary to choose two teams from the balance of the players who have expressed a desire to play. This will be done immediately. If there are any other local men who wish to play, please leave your names with either Earl Knight or K. Ward, NOW. It is hoped that the schedule will open next week, READ THIS!? Pli ise note that the Terrace Bay Recrea- tion Association and the Minor Hockey Assoc., will not be responsible for articles lost at® the Arena during public skating or minor hockey sessions, This is the policy in the majority of arenas, swimming pools, gymnas- iums, etc., and is our policy as well. It would be impossible for one or two staff members to police dressing rooms for every minute during these events. Parents are urged to tell their children to either keep valuables on their persons or to leave them at home. HOWEVER, if any person is found pilfering or causing damage in any part of the brild- ing, he will be prosecuted. LADIES CURLING CLUB PLAN MEMBERSHIP !SPIEL The Ladies Membership Bonspiel will take place on Friday, January 16th at 8 P.M. - continue through Saturday and the finals on Sunday. Only members of the Ladies Club are able to participate in this event. A mixed social will be held on Saturday evening and curlers may bring a guest. Re- freshments will be served and record music supplied. - Invitations from several clubs have been forwarded to have rinks enter into their Bonspiels., These invitations are posted on the Curling Club Ladies! News Bulletin. Anyone wishing to enter a rink into these bon- xspiels may do so by following the usual pro- cedure. We hope the Ladies will participate nat least a few of them. NORTH SHORE HOCKEY STANDINGS TO JAN.11/59 TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 7 ~-- BIG TEN - Cont'd Dahl /Nip 8 7 4 13 11 Seagris/R.R. 5 7 3 8 10 Lanteign/Mar.9 6 4 15 10 The most penalized player to date is C. Gallant of Red Rock with 34 minutes. Runner- up is R.Kapitan of Marathon with 24 minutes. The most penalized team to date is Marathon with 103 minutes. LADIES CURLING CLUB - SEAGRAM!'$ EVENT Curling for the Seagram's Trophy is well underway and, as the Ladies head into the last stretch, the standings to date are as follows: : Wins Losses I. Romaniuk 9 ' ee P. Wellings 7 3 I, Edmonds 5 'ae S S,-Duquette 5 5 A, Latour 5 5 A. Sinkins 4 6 K, Thorstienson 3 7 M. Hamilton a 7 The new rink personnel this year are: A. Smith, M. Crawford, KF. Partington, J. Stachiw, Pat Romaniuk, Mrs.Drew-brook S. Marquis, H. Brophy. SCHREIBER BOWLING (Cont'd) T. Vaillancourt 17 points and N. Gray 15 points. SCHREIBER COUNCIL - Cont'd from page 3 A library grant of $1050 and rent of $700 was set. Reeve's salary was again set at $250 per annum and councillors at $150. Standing committees were named for Property, Roads, Water, Fire and Police and a Building Inspector and Katepayers! representative to the rink board appointed. The Reeve out ' lined the various duties contingent on these appointsments, Rent for water works depart- ment was set and water works and general accounts ordered paid. The assessment roll for 1959 was accepted. It is again necessary to ask for volun- teer drivers for the ambulance and tenders will be asked for snow removal equipment. Consideration and discussion was held on possibility of surfacing both ice arena and GP, WwW, Lt, - iis. former tennis courts. Ambwlance rates and Marathon A2ZIIVGG 2 1 19 equipment were considered and again, the Terrace Bay 10 5 5 10 cesspool pumping, with no decision made. Nipigon ldt +4e5h7 8 Red Rock aE 3 7 = 7 YOU KNOW THE NINE MOST COMMON CAUSES OF FIRE, BIG TEN CHECK UP ON THEM, Game s 1. Smoking in bed, Played G@ '\.- PIM. Pts. 2. Frayed old lamp cords causing short cir- cannila/Nip 8 ai 10 14 21 cuits. Charyna/Mar 9 11 8 4 i9 3, Children and matches. _ Koslowski/Mar 8 Sis 4 19 4, Messy cellars - oil soaked rags. Whalen/T.Bay 6 > 40 2 15 5. Over-loaded circuits. LeBlanc/Mar. 9 7 =8 4 15 6. )«6C~Dirty pipes, sooty flues, repairs to chim- Moon/Mar. 9... 7 7 4 L&----*--7 > Imflamable cleaning fluids neys.: rk 8 ae 2 13 8. Carelessness with ash trays. McNamara/Mar. 8 8 4 8 12 9, Carelessness.