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PAGE 10 CARD OF THANKS - | wish to express my aratitude to the ladies in my sewing class who were so kind to present me with such lovely gifts at the aad of the sewing term. Pearl Petrushak ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 223 All members are cordially invited to enter this years Fish Derby to take place from May 1 tc July 31st inclusive. Entry fee is $1.00 and the closing date is April 30th. Details'may be found at the Legion Hall RRR CR RR SRE AE BE OR ORO OO There will be a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, April 18th at 7.30 p.m. in the Curling Lounge. RR RARER RARER BE RR R-KOR ERE FOR SALE - baby carriage - almost new - Phone Schreiber 291 low price LADY GOLFERS ELECT COMMITTEE GHAIRMEN There was an executive meeting of the Ladies Golf Club on Tuesday, April 9th in the small meeting room of the Recreation Centre. After the business was discussed, various members of the executive were appointed as committee chairmen. Tournament - Mrs. |. Adamo; Prizes - Ellen Camp- bell; Entertainment - Jeanette Gunter ; Handicap, Membership, Social - Ivy Pattison; Fund Raising - Jan Hall; Publicity - Jackie Turner. Jan Hall offered to audit the club books and pro- cure her own help. Marie Edmunds resigned as Tournament Chairman, as her family moves to Brant- - ford shortly. We wish them happiness in their new home and low scores on the golf course. The date for the General Meeting is Tuesday, May 7. The time and place is to be set at a later date. RRS (ce SS ae a RE Re ae ie The afternoon group of the Community Church Ladies Auxiliary held their meeting on Monday at 1.45 p.m., opening with the singing of "Near the Cross", led by Jean Roberts on the piano. Helen Brooks took the worship period, after which Mrs. Lois McCausland welcomed all the ladies present. Mrs. Harris read the minutes and 13 Treasurer's re- port. A thank-you note was received from the Children's (cont'd next column) APRIL 18,1968 Aid Society, for clothing sent to the burned-out. family at Coldwell. The Maple Syrup has arrived and will be delivered this week. Members discussed having more missionary project and showing of films in the future. At the main meeting, clothing, appliances, etc. will be packed for the crippled civilians. All kinds of magazines will be accepted and packed for the Seaman's Mission in the Lakehead. Lunch was served by Mrs. Brooks and Rose Gariock Ce ee ee A BSS ORR. RRS RECREATION BRIEFS - by David Courtemanche Badminton Club - Because of the Terrace Bay Band Concert on Thursday, April 25th, being held in the High School Auditorium, the Thursday night session of Badminton for that week has been cancelled, and will be held on Tuesday evening instead, April 23, at 8.15 p.m. Our playoffs will be coming up short- ly, so it is important that Badminton players attend as many practises as possible, so be sure to turn out on Monday and Tuesday nights of that week. NOTICE TO ALL BADMINTON CLUB MEMBERS The North Shore Badminton Annual Tournament is being held in Red Rock on Sunday, April 28th. All entries must be in at the next Badminton session. Coming Events: Friday, April 19th and Saturday, April 20th:- Ontario Municipal Recreation Associa- tion Conference; Friday, April 19th - High School Variety Night; Friday, April 19th - Horticultural Society Annual Meeting; Wednesday, April 24th - Navy League Mixed Bridge Party; Thursday, April 25th - Terrace Bay Band Concert; Saturday, April 17th - C.G.1.T. Rally (members from Beardmore, Marathon, Schreiber, and Terrace Bay. Meeting at Community Church 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.); Sunday, May 5th - Proposed Bowling Tournament; April 29th to May 5th - Navy League Week; May 15th - 16th Tennis Clinic. ce eRe ae Oe eS he aS MIXED BOWLING TOURNAMENT HELD HERE A mixed Bowling Tournament was held at Moon- stone Lanes in Terrace Bay on Sunday, April 8, with 12 teams rolling off for 2 prizes. The Marathon team consisted of P. Joseph, G. Joseph, L. Nut- Brown,B. Stevens, D. Amadao and E. Manuel took first place with a total pinfall for 4 games of 4635. 2nd place was won by a Terrace Bay team of B. Moon Sr., M. Edmunds, P. Moon, J. Hall, P. Busso and L. Edmunds, with a total pinfall of 4619 (Cont'd on page 12)