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: plied, "but those-bulbs are A venerable old Scot purchased February 15, 1962 C.W.U. NEWS (Continued from Page 10) before you in words; your mind, that can judge accept or reject propositions presented to each by your reading, God gave you also the opportunity for training and education, with- out which the ability to read,would be denied to you, "Be grateful that you can choose? -- Instinctively your conscience, tells you that there is good reading and bads. reading matter that helps you morally and spiritual ly, and reading matter that degrades you. "Be grateful that you have God's Grace added to your own will power to reject reading that will hurt you; reading that will add without reason to the inevitable temptations of life, "Be grateful that you cam help' + If one is convinced of the fact that the ability and opportunity to read represents a tremendous privilege, it follows logically that one will be saddened by the fact that there are so many who neglect it. It follows that one will want to do everything possible to help the cause of good reading, so that more and more people -may profit by it. Read the Catholic Press yourself, and do what you can to spread its influence among others, Let this be your motto for Catholic Press month, March 17 is St. Patrick*s Tag Day in town, The Resolutions Committee will be the con= venors for this project. Father Gallagher spoke briefly on the Canadian Register; on the good articles it contains and the lecal page on the back, If you haventt renewed your subscription please do so as soon as { possible, The meeting adjourned with the closing prayers and singing of "Holy God We Praise Thy Name" and "God Save the Queen", Gallagher imparted his blessing, Lunch was served by the Girl Guide Com- mittee, Father KNIGHTS HONOR EGINO SPADONI At a recent meeting of St, Edward's Council No, 3554, officers and members had the honour of presenting a Life Honorary Membership to Prother Egino Spadoni, This honor, reserved for, members, seventy- five years old with twenty-five years. ccntin- uous. membership in the Order, was-the first to be presented by St. Edwardts Council. Brother Spadoni joined Port Arthur Council of the Knights of Columbus May 23, 1926. He | maintained membership there : until the formation of St, Edward's to which he transfer- red September 25, 1952. In making' the presentation, Grand. Knight, Mike McGrath, congratulated Brother Spadoni on having- attained this milestone, saying he hoped that his health would.allow him to ' maintain active participation in the activities of the a for many years to-come,. a little radio set, and a few days later his friends asked him how he liked it."Well, tits aw richt to listen to," he re- "Mae so guid-to read bye" TERRACE BAY NEWS CA YOu a LD PICK.t eee eee ene owee BEAUTY & JARBER SHOP TERRACE BAY MOTOR HOTEL PHONE Ti 5-3209 reer renee reetneneterneenenenntanneaetlonn eee GAOT ERO LCCC RRC itt st NOMINEE FOR SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR At a time when any communities are honouring their outstanding sportsmen we present to our readers Terrace Bay's Stan Hodgkiss - recently elected Chairman of the Canadian Wild Life Federation, committee who are engaged in formulating a constitution and preparing preliminary steps for presentation to Government Officials in March, Starting with the Northwestern Ontario Conservation Federation (of which group Mr. Hodgkiss is past president)Stan, by his dedicated work advanced to the Provincial group = the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, The Northwestern Federation is sone one (the Province is divided into six zones) of the Ontario Federation and is composed of 15 clubs, The Provincial Group boasts 147 clubs with approximately 17,000 members. Mr. Hodgkiss is: President of this group. Becoming aware that similar groups operate in most provinees of Canada and in the North- west Territories, Mr. Hodgkiss carefully planned and took the initial steps to unite all under a Canada wide federation, The fruits of his efforts were realized with the formation (during October 1961 when Provincial Representatives were attending the Resources for Tomorrow Conference) of the Canadian Wild-Life Federation. NSHL PLAYOFF SCHEDULES Following are the semi-final playoff sche- dules which will be final unless there is a change in team standings, These schedules and the final schedule are being set in order to meet a still unconfirmed playoff schedule with the west to start in the North Shore on March 23rd. SERIES A Tuesday, February 20 - Red Rock at Marathon Thursday, February 22- Red Rock at Marathon Sunday, February 25 - Marathon at Red Rock Wednesday,February 28- Marathon at Red Rock Sunday, March 4 - Red Rock at Marathon "Tuesday, March 6 - Marathon at Red Rock Thursday, March 8 - Red Rock at Marathon SERIES _B Nipigon at Terrace Bay Nipigon at Terrace Bay Terrace Bay at.Nipigon Terrace Bay at Nipigon Sunday, March 4 Nipigon at Terrace Bay Wednesday, March 7 Terrace Bay at Nipigon Friday, March 9 - Nipigon at Terrace Bay > CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING F | Tuesday, February 20 Thursday,February 22 Sunday, February 25 Tuesday, February 27 MONDAY The Chamber of Commerce has received its incorporation papers and Plans for a Charter night will be discussed, This -is an open meeting, All member and those planning to -join are invited to attend, . Police officer Billings will brisf the meeting on procedure. to be exercised in cashing cheques for sustomers not. known to. the merchant, j You can't alter the past, but you'can mar the effectiveness of the present by stewing about the future, { '