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Meee October 24, 1963 _ Page_5 BOTTLE ff DRIVE / Members of Terrace Bay High School Students Council will cover the en- tire town on Friday, October 25th - IN THE AFTERNOON - GATHER UP THOSE EMPTY 8OTTLES COST YOU NOTHING - YOU CLEAN UP AND THE KIDS Cie any yp. CHRISTMAS PARTY MEETING THURSDAY The planning meeting for the Annual Kimber] Clark Christmas Party will be held thiis 7] Thursday afternoon at 2 P.M. in the Re:creation Centre. Once again the Party will be adminis- tered by the Recreation Office in co--operation with the Ladies of Terrace Bay. Any local ladies who wish to assist with the planning and the programme are asked to attend the meeting. This is their opportunity to offer suggestions and assistance. MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATIONS LAST CALL FOR REGISTRATIONS {2% Anyone who has not yet registered for Minor Hockey should do so IMMEDIATELY. The Annual Meeting, to elect the 1963-64 Executive, takes place on Thursday night and registrations should all be in ly that time. LADIES CURLING CLUB NEWS Dontt forget the semi-annual meeting of the Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club to be held in the Curling Club Lounge this Thursday, October 24th, at 8:00 P.M. sharp 2% Pl.ans for the coming season will be discussed and decided at this meeting. Application for membership forms which appeared in last week's issue of the "News" may be turned into this meeting. The deadline for these forms are available from Barbara Haughn at the Post Office. Remember the date, Thursday, October 24th, ! at 8:00 P.M. sharp! All ladies who are mem- | bers of the Terrace Bay Recreation Association | are eligible for membership. A special invitation is extended to new residents of the community and new curlers. | ! | SOCIAL NEWS Mrs. F. Woodruff was in charge of the ' Baking Booth at the Fall Bazaar held in St. ede of the Candy Table. Mr. T. McInnes was the winner of a quilt donated by Mrs. Art bee om in a raffle. Mrs. C. Dakin was in charge of the Croquet Set raffle which was won by Mrs, B. Ratchford. The Five Dollar voucher donated by Anford"s Ltd. went to Mrs, Y. Vienneau and Linda Helmink was the lucky winner of the candy dish and candy. Mrs. C. Dakin won both the Baby set and the towel set in the bun basket while Mrs. J. Caccamo held the ticket on the Christmas Card holder, Martin's Church and Mrs. A. Beaulieu was in | | | | | GOLF_NEWS Because of the short days little work has been done at the Golf Course during the last few weeks, Because of this, Saturday morning is the alternative and all interested parties are asked to attend work parties on Saturday while the weather permits, Saturday, October 26th, it is hoped will be bring out a large work party to try to finish the burning on the last hole, TRY TO MAKE THIS DATE AND FORM A PARTY. THIS MAY BE THE LAST LARGE WORK PARTY SO LET US MAKE IT A SUCCESS, Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter to Mr. & Mrs. R. Biesenthal of Memphis, Tenn. on October 16th. ' The Local Association to Guides and Brownies will meet at the home of Elaine Zwir at 8.30 P.M. on Tuesday, October 29th instead of Monday. Cas ONLY 52 MORE SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS 11 ANFORD'S INVITE YOU TO DROP IN AND SEE THE MANY LOVELY ITEMS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE GIFTS FOR ALL ANFORD'S SIMCOE PLAZA | PHONE 3327