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| THE FAMILY TO PICK UP THEIR DISCS. NOW ; AT THE | AND FROM 9 - 12 ON SATURDAY MORNING, _ YOURS NOW $? 'CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT There will be a general meeting of the Ter- 'race Bay Chamber of Commerce at 7.45 P.M. on ' Thursday night in the Rec Centre meeting room meme come. | USE OF THE SWIMMING POOL, RECREATION MEMBERSHIP DISCS READY ~ PICK THEM | i UP AT THE RECREATION OFFICE N O W 292 Under the new Recreation Association Mem--- bership control system, each member of every family belonging to the Recreation Associa- tion will receive a numbered disc signifying that 'they belong to the Association, There are two types of discsi= BLACK DISCS - held by members of families belonging to the Recreation Association ONLY, These discs entitle holders to all privileges of the Recreation Association EXCEPT FREE USE OF THE SWIMMING POOL, RED DISCS - held by members of families be- longing to BOTH the Recreation Association AND the Swimming Pool Association, These discs entitle holders to all privileges of the Recreation Association INCLUDING FREE As noted, the discs are numbered, so that each person has a particular number on our membership files which corresponds with the number on the disc, For this reason, it is imperative that people use ONLY the disc assigned to them, Size of the plastic disc ig such that adults can easily carry them in the windows of change purses, Also, there is a small hole in each disc so that children may wear them on a chain or pin them to clothing, PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE DISCS MUST BE SHOWN AT ALL FUNCTIONS FOR WHICH ADMISSION CHARGE IS MADE (e.g., hockey games, shows, public skating, roller skating etc.) Those failing to show these discs will be charged as non-members, THIS IS NECESSARY TO MAKE THE SYSTEM FUNCTION SUCCESSFULLY, Also, discs must be shown when applying for memberships in various activity groups, as proof that the individual belongs to the Association, AN THIS SYSTEM WILL GO INTO EFFECT AS OF FEBRUARY 9TH, WE ASK ADULT OK OLDER MEMBERS OF RECREATION OFFICE, DO NOT SEND YOUNGER CHILDREN,=~- Sheets containing full information on the system will be given to each family, along with the discs, THE RECREATION OFFICE WILL BE HANDING' OUT DISCS UP TO 6 P,M, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK GET And remember ,.. this is YOUR dise and it's YOUR membership system, so carry your disc at all times AND DON'T LET ANYONE ELSE USE IT, Pick yours up early !! -- __ January 31, 1963 | | TERRACE BAY SKATERS MAKE EXCELLENT SHOWING Local entries in the Northerns Figure Skat-} ing Champsionship tests held here last weekend, are to be commended for. the number of prizes | won by them in competition with skaters from other centres. Interest in the two-day affair was high with many spectators on hand at all times. On Saturday night, when the Senior Events were judged and trophies presented, the Arena was | crowded with spectators who applauded and en- | couraged the contestants as they executed intricate and, at times, outstanding routines., On Friday night Ronald Baker of Fort Wil-~ liam placed first in Novice Men's Singles with Terry Delaronde of Terrace Bay taking second place. In Novice Ladies Pairs Pamela | and Jamie Cumming came first - Barbara Fur- linger and Trudy Grant of New Liskeard were -- | second and Linda Hayes and Marie Delaronde placed third. In Novice Ladies Dance, Terrace' Bay scored when Marie Delaronde and Molly | Harris placed first and Elizabeth and Linda | Hayes came second, Terry Delaronde and Pam | Cumming scored first in the Novice Mixed | Dance and, in the Junior Ladies Championship | Jane Heenan came second. | The presentation of Trophies and Medals | were made by Northern Sectional Chairman Norman Carscallen of Sudbury, John Ferrier, Manager of Kimberly-Clark Frl»y and Paper Co. Limited and Reeve J.P.Heenan. Judges were Mrs. M.Lundberg of Elliott | i | j | Lake, Ian Greenway of Oshawa and Don Cruik- shank of Pembroke. Referees were E.N. Carscallen of Sudbury and Mrs. H.Bouchard of Terrace Bay. . Jim Cumming was Committee Championship Chairman and he was assisted by Mrs. Leo Phillips. A late windup banquet in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel concluded the events. MARATHON MERCURIES TAKE OVER AS LEAGUE LEADERS Marathon Mercuries further established themselves at the top of the North Shore Intermediate League by defeating the Terrace Bay Superiors last Tuesday night 8 = 5, The Mercuries ran up an impressive six to two lead in the first two periods but were challenged in the third for supremacy. with the Superiors forcing the play and accounting for three unanswered goals to put themselves back into the game. ; | It was the fastest action this season and ! cleanly played. John Charyna, the alert man f for the Mercs was in position three times | for a hat trick in the first five goals-- | Nutbrown, Lanteigne, Bunny LeBlanc, Russell | and. Allie Leblanc coming up with singles. | Superiors were held scoreless in the | i first, Tom Pollard with two breaking the hex in the second and starting the Sups on | their comeback in the third, (Comt'd Page 8) |