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--_ Page 8. aa TERRACE BAY NEWS January _25,_1962--, C.W.L. Gonttd from Page 4) ; | The Valentine tea date will be set ata report by Mrs. D, Conneily, Standing convenors?yj tor meeting, Dues were 'set-at .50¢ annually report presented included Mrs, M, Perrault, | and should be paid at the next meeting, Spiritual; Mrs, G.A. Scott, educational; Mrs, Mrs. G. Drake stated a High 0. group, of R.B. Spadoni, citizenship and immigration; boys and girls' between the ages of 14 and 17, Mrs, A, Moorey, social action and welfare; is being,» organized and: parents are asked to Mrs, B, Paradis, membership; Mrs. M. J. McGrath} have their 'teentgers enrol, radio, T.V. and film; Mrs, RvT. Campbell, The next executive meeting was set for Brownies; Mrs. S, Kusik, Catholic Girls' Club; February 18, prior-to general meeting on Father Cano gave a short. Catcchism on the February 21. proof of the existance of God, Mrs, Macadam thanked the group for the | _ An invitation was received to attend the honor of being the first president and also | Children's Aid annual meeting on January 30th,| thanked Rev, R.A, Crook and,Mrs, Crook for Following the meeting the Schreiber Utility] the guidance they had given her, Band, directed by Mrs, C. Duggan rendered some Minutes and correspondence were read by exhilirating numbers with guests artists Mrs. W. Clemens and the treasurer's report , assisting, Mrs, Duggan as Santa, distributed by Mrs, -W. Thrower. ;' . gifts, and a turkey supper was served by Mrs, Following the meeting a social hour was A, O'Keefe and Mrs, B, Spadoni's committee, enjoyed with a skit directed by Mrs, A, Gordon Sse iiecacailas inti acai heartily amusing the group-the players being | PUBLIC SCHOOL INAUGURAL Mesdames J,'McCanna, T, Whent, R, Cringle, The inaugural meeting of the Public school |and Dy-Richardson, Mrs, N, Smith read a Board was held January 11th with all members story, The Refugee Woman, Transportation was , present and principal H.M, Ermel. W.G. arranged for members requiring it and lunch | Furlonger was elected chariman of the board was served by Mesdames A, Gordon, Hs McCanna, | and Mrs. J.D. Bryson vice chairzman,W.S, Harris} w, Thrower, G, Gordon, R, Ridsdale, and N, | was re-engaged as secYetary treaSurer. Mrs, ae i J.A. Graham.was appointed health nurse for the school and Mrs. W.G, Furlonger was appoin- ODUNIT HOCKEY. GAME his long years of service, Matters pertaining | far offside some of the tottering line might to the school were discussed, Members of the ~ be; if it appeared they might, by sheer chance, board are Mrs, J.D. Bryson, Mrs, R.C, Macadam,|reach the opposing end, Paddy let*em go. And ted as representative to the public library. Some of the most unorthodox, and certainly E, Lang was appointed school caretaker, most unethical. hockey games ever seen here, Accounts amounting to $3908.14 were ordered {have been presented by an association calling paid and $3800, requested from town council. 'themselves the Can?ts-and the-Never Coulds, The regular meeting night was set for the iThe games have drawn crowds of hilarious fans, second Thursday of the month at 7,30 P.M. cheering °8) the efforts of these players most | N. Ross was appointed property committee of whom are far from competent skaters and all | chairman, unskilled hockey, playerss Those who can skate A letter was sent to Inspector Steele for {have their strategy foiled by~players like | information on the pupil grant to be expected | Rev, tReg"* Inshaw and OPP"Scotty* whose un- this year, planned and surprising tumbles succeed, some- Mr. Ross reported on the school sign. how, in -stopping the elusive puck, Mr. Inshaw'* ' A letter was received from a ratepayer re |wears peculiar equipment, a cushion tied to the hazard of dogs running at large about the | that part of his anatomy where the impact of a school and the council will be informed of fall is to be expected, and both he*and Scotty the problem, A letter was.sent to council re- |use their sticks as balancing poles more than garding the subway problem and asked that actual playing gear, Scotty's rare rushes | measures be taken to avoid the present hazard | invariably ended; in an admiring fan reaching | to students forced to use it, over the boards to save him from utter de- Mr, Furlonger thanked the board for con= i struction] Referee Paddy *Trapper? OBrien ; fidence expressed in returning him to office | exercised the widest discretion in the rules, | as chairman and congratulated Mr, Harris on seldom stopping an offensive, regardless of ho | | continue to arrange for cleaning of the Churchpassisted by Mesdames A, Cosgrove, T, Borutski, Outstanding accounts were checked and ordered | E, McCouan, St. Kusik, and E, Borutski and . paid and kitchen supplies and general order | reported, Mrs, J. Rummery, Mrs. Furlonger and Mr, N. few more. specatular sights on ice have been | Ross. viewed, Included in the league are G. Cosgrove, | ener Ry Gander, B, Spadoni, D, Beno, Rev. Inshawy,. | UNTTED CHURCH WOMEN "Scotty Scott, D. Topolinsky, G. Birch, W./ The first general meeting of the United Zaporazan, H. Morrison, R. Catafordy A. | Church Women was held January 17th with Mrs. Bourguignon, B. Krause, B, Scott, P. Doran, | R. Macadam presiding and 36 present, Mrs, GC. 0, Strasser, B, Mineau, L.. Bryary,E, Nesbitt,- | Gordon led in the worship service, Mrs, W. F, Roen, J. Winters, 0. Major, K, May, Ds May, ' Thrower gave the 1961 financial report for the/K. Dooley, B, Kinney,' P,Cebrario, S, Miller, Wonen*s Assoc, and Mrs, D. Slater gave the B. Miller, J. Whitton, and G, Biniaris, | 1961 financial statement for the evening ae = ~ Auxiliary. It was decided to hold one unit NOLY ANGELS P.T.A, TEA | meeting each month instead of the two earlier President John Branchaud, welcomed the | planned. Mrs, T, Whent was elected as leader | guests ata tea given by Holy Angels P.T.A, on of this group whose first meeting will be Saturday afternoon, Mrs. J, Caccamo was the | held February 7th, at 8 P.M, Brief cases, convenor and the tables were served by Mesdames | manilla covers, and other requisties were A, Bourguignon, W, Stefurak, A, Power, G. | ordered for the officers, Caccamo, 'L, Bryar, W. Mullins, and N. Bottonley Mrs, Macadam and Mrs, K, Williamson will Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire, kitchen convenor, was | Mrs, R. Needham was cashier. } The Catholic Cixts ss Rae Jab) 4-yas attended | Lo ROTO Bake-oe --- : {