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PAGE 16 Legion Zone Meeting - cont'd from page 17 Schreiber Branch; Al. Summerell, deputy zone com- mander of branch #242, Manftodiedaes and Peter Laushaway, zone commander of Branch #183, Mara- . thon, MRS. H. JARTUS PRESENTS BADGES TO SCOUTS Mrs. Helen Jartus, Corps. Staff Officer of St. John Ambulance, presented junior First Aid Badges to the following scouts at a ceremony in their town hall club: Roger Tremblay, Kirk Fischer, Danny Glad, Douglas Glad, Terry Keating, David LeBlanc Kenny Nesbitt, Bill Souliere and Morris Zaporzan. Intermediate Badges were presented to Lorne Bourke, Marc Tremblay, Carson Fischer, Charles Hill, John LeBlanc, Michael McGuire, Lawrence Madge, Joseph Maronexe, Douglas Reynolds, James Collinson, Terry Glad, and Allan Turner. Following the ceremonies, tea was served by the group committee. Shown in the photo above by I. McCuaig, are some of the svouts who received Intermediate First Aid Badges, from 1 to r:front: Terry Glad, Joseph Maronese, John LeBlanc - Back: Mrs. Jartus| MicHael McGuire, Charles Hill, Lawrence Madge, Carson Fischer, Edgar LeBlanc,scout master. OK KK ROK ROR OK RK KOK KK OK KK KOK OK KOK OK KK CARD OF THANKS - We would like to thank all our friends for the nice gifts and parties we received prior to our departure. Eugene and Mary Coss and family TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 28 Ladies Auxiliary - Cont'd from page 14 Worship service was taken by Mrs. Wanda Courte- manche. Minutes and treasurer's report were given by Mrs. Lil Harris, and accepted as read. Correspondence included a letter from the C. P., and T. Committee, thanking the Auxiliary for their support for a burned-out family. The Cancer Socie- ty thanked the ladies for a donation. The Christmas Card program has been shelved indefinitely. Mrs. Donna Broadhurst, President of the Evening group, spoke on the plans for the coming year. Mrs. McCausland introduced Mr. Bill Jones, who gave an outline of the project for painting the Church. It is to be hoped that the outside might be taken care of by volunteer labor, and Mr. Jones asked the ladies to supply coffee to the volunteers, after each painting session. The inside painting will be done professionally. A donation was made to the Board toward the paint. Rev. Tanner will visit in June, and Mrs. Jones has requested that anyone having stamps will turn them in to her before June Ist. Mrs. Jones collects Canadian stamps, which are sold and the money turned over to a Leper Colony Fund. The April meeting will take the form of a house- cleaning of the cupboards and checking of supplies. Mrs. McCausland was in charge of the lunch. ee een eR Ra BR a Bee RR Eo RR RECREATION BRIEFS - by David Courtemanche Coming Events - March 29,30, and 31st - Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club Bonspiel March 29-30th - North Shore Peewee Hockey Championship Games- Manitouwadge (east champ- ions) visits Terrace Bay (west champions) for title. Friday, March 29th = Minor Hockey Night March 30-31st - Scout Leadership Instruction course at Recreation Centre. April 5,6 and 7th - Terrace Bay- Men's Curling Club Bonspiel Friday, April 19th - Horticultural Society Annual Meeting - 8 p.m. April 19th - High School Variety Night -- April 19,20 and 21st - Proposed Ontario Municipal Recreation Association conference. Minor Hockey League Night The big night is this Friday, March 29th, starting at 6.00 p.m. Minor Hockey will attempt to include every Minor Hockey player in town in this event. The Terrace Bay High School has formed a girls team which will challenge one of the boys teams. The Navy League will be in (Cont'd on page 20) 1968