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EWS "FERRACE Bay | Circulation | Terrace Bay | & Schreiber Vol.3, CHRISTMAS PARTY THIS SATURDAY | The annual Kimberly- Clark Children's | Christmas Party will | be held this Saturday at the High School Auditorium. Check the | following schedule and | rules to be sure that your child attends only | the party for his or her age group:- | | | | | } 2 - 5 years 10:00 A.M. 6 - 9 years - +s Sait, 10 - 12 years - 3300 PaM, PLEASE NOTE THAT CHILDREN IN THE 2-5 YEAR GROUP SHOULD EITHER BE ACCOMPANIED OR SHOULD HAVE SHOPPING BAGS FOR CLOTHING, So that we may have a successful party, please see that your child obeys the follow- ing instructions, 1, Children must come only to the party for their own age group. Children MUST NOT misrepresent their age. Gifts are of equal value.and have been purchased according to the exact number of children in each age group. If one child misrepresents i his age, he upsets the entire distri- -- bution system, ; } Ages are to be considered as the child's age NOW, Half years are not considered, FOR EXAMPLE, if a child is 53 years old now, he is considered 2. to be a five-yearsold, IF YOUR CHILD IS SICK, send a note, Signed by a parent, stating name and age. Also include the name of the per- i son who is to pick up the gift. |, LET'S BE SURE THAT OUR PARTY HAS THE TRUE _ ' CHRISTMAS SPIRIT DY FOLLOWING THESE SIMPLE } RULES, ices veining SANTA'S MAIL BOX Stanta's Mail Box will remain in the Post Office Lobby until Friday, Dec.23rd. When . you mail YOUR letter, be sure your full: name ! and address is included. | ee | NOTICE TO CHILDREN . | As in past years, children under the age of thirteen who attend hockey games in the Terr-. ace Bay Arena, must obey the following rules: Remain in section C throughout the game, unless accompanied by an adult, : Remain at least one row back from the boards at all times, These rules are laid down for the protec- tion of the children, and will be rigidly enforced, 2. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS Just a reminder, once again, not to put hot ashes out with your garbage. With the amount of paper in the garbage truck, hot ashes can cause a great deal of damage and possible loss of a truck. (Cont'd next col.) | Authorized as 2nd Class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa the two-year term, No. 50 December 15, 1960 Your co-operation in this matter will be i | greatly appreciated by the Services Dept, | D'ARCY RE-ELECTED REEVE OF SCHREIBER ~ W.E.D Arey emerged again as Reeve of Schrei+ ber following Monday's election. Sparked by a group of Schreiber business men and inter- ested citizens, the elction proved to be one of the liveliest in.several years. E,Gino Caccamo, the other candidate for Mayor was defeated by forty-six votes. | Voting on the three councillors was also close, F.V,Harness 'topped the polls with 433 which makes him a two-year Councillor and J.P, Guina was second with 338--placing him too on The lone distaff candidate, Mrs.I.McCuaig, placed third with 312 votes, putting her in for a one year term. The office of Hydro Commissioner will be | filled by J.D.Phillips who received 300 votes. J.E.Stokes and J.,Caccamo received 209 and 195 respectively, A pre-election Rally, sponsored by the same group of Schreiber business men and citizens, was held in the Town Hall on December 6th, Mrs.J.D.Bryson accompanied !'0 Canada! and the Chairman, R.B.Spadoni, welcomed those pre- - sent and outlined both the purpose of and procedure for the meeting. A guest speaker, Mr,.S,Korchuk, chose as his topic "Organized Recreation in Schreiber. re Candidates for Reeve took the platform next and presented their views, followed by Mr.G.Gordon who addressed "Councillor Candi- dates and Future Councillors of Schreiber." Each of the Candidates for Council and Hydro Commission-were given an opportunity to speak and a question and answer period follow- ed. Comments by the Chairman and God Save The | Queen concluded the meeting, SUPERIORS DEFEAT NIPIGON IN FIRST LEAGUE GAME The opening game for.the Terrace Bay Sup= eriors in the North Shore Hockey League 'against the Nipigon Flyers ended with a lop- Sided score of ten to three for Superiors. The Flyers were not outplayed.as greatly as the score indicated. Their greatest weakness was in finishing around the net, missing sever al opportunities with high or wide shots, Herman Manilla, Legace and Swan were their only successful marksmen, Superiors appear a more balance! team this year, working the puck up in better style and are not so dependent on the 'BIG! line of Whalen and the Osmar brothers, Adamo and Schock each came up with two goals and one assist--Kolody with two goals and the remain- ing singles were shot in by Marvin and Maurice Osmar, Whalen and Polhill, HOCKEY ON THURSDAY -- DECEMBER 15TH, SUPERIORS VS MERCURIES AT 8 P.M. IN TERRACE DAY ARENA, SECOND LEAGUE GAME,