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Council Quotes -(Cont'd from page 7) in this area. A discussion on areas of grass that need to be burn- ed over took place, and the fire department will look after those areas on Township property . Complaints have been received about ski-doos, boats trailers, and old cars being 'left on property in town. Notices will be sent out to those responsible. Council was adjourned. kk & & kK KE HR HER EH HR EE FF FOR SALE - 1966 Ford G.T. 7/loaded - 390 cu. in. bucket seats, power brakes apid steering - phone Schreiber 233 £2 fe 2 4&4 28 2 *&.2 &- 2 8_F FOR SALF - Westinghouse wringer washer - 2 years old - 12 Ib. tub with lint filter and @gutomatic pump. Also, one youth bed without mattr Bs ~ phone 3756. R28 -*% ee Be eek eae es a NAVY LEAGUE BRIDGE PARTY A SUCCESS The Navy League of Terrace Bay sponsored a very successful Bridge and Canasta Party in the Lounge of the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel on Wednesday evening. Those in charge of arrangements were Mesdames Bea Williams, Helen Pelto, Marg Santerre, Wynn McKechnie, and Rosemary Thorpe. The Ladies High for bridge was won by Mrs. Isabel Marsh and low went to Mrs. | orraine Desaulniers. The Men's High was won by Mr. Ed Cavanaugh, and the low by Mr. Hugh Boudreau. For Canasta, the winners were Mrs. Yvonne Leclair and Mrs. Aggie Szpak. . ~ A delicious lunch was served by the committee. 'kk & Fk RR KK KE RK KKK EK NAVY LEAGUE NEWS Navy League Week takes place from April 29 till May 5th, remembrance of the Battle of Atlantic Sunday. President of the Terrace Bay branch, Mrs, Winni- fred McKechnie, attended the 50th annual meeting of the Navy League of Canada, Ontario Division, on April 20th, in Toronto. The meeting was held in the Park Plaza Hotel, Toronto. At a banquet held in the Park Plaza, at the head table were Premier Robarts of Ontario, an attache from the Russian Embassy, a representative from the President of the United States, among other dignitaries. TERRACE BAY NEWS LEGION AUXILIARY MEETS FOR SALE: 2 Continental Beds While not winning National Honours, but placing well up in the National race, the Navy League Wrenette Corps of Terrace Bay received the top Divisional Award for wrenettes. The Corps} was organized in 1966. The annual Widdicks Memorial Trophy, donated last year for the most efficient N.L. Wrenette Corps was this year won by the Terrace Bay Wrenette Corps, Princess Royal. Mrs. McKechnie accepted the trophy on behalf of the Corps. The Sea Cadet Corps in Terrace Bay is an active group, with a growing band. They are on display each year at the Cenotaph, for Remembrance Day services, as well as other functions around town. The fficers for the Sea Cadet Corps are J. Cumming, C.O.; G. McKay, Ex.O.; A. McKechnie, D.O.; Reverend T.G. Husser, Padre; H. Hamilton, $.O.; W. Kubjida, Sea Cadet Chairman. In the Wrenettes, the Officers are: Rosemary Thorpe, C.Q.; Barbara Arnold, Donna Fedorak, D.O., Alice Chepelsky, $.O. SO BOR Oe ROR eR RR Re OR eS The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, held their regular monthly meeting in the Legion Hall Sunday night. The Home Bingo of March, proceeds of which will go toward buying a T.V. set for the hospital, was won by H. Strugouski, Mrs. C. Brant, Mrs. H. Sammann and J. Rochon. An invitation was extended from the Schreiber Auxiliary to join them in celebrating their birth- day on Saturday May IIth. Any ladies wishing to attend, will please leave their names with Kitty MacLeod, before May 4th. The next regular meeting will take place on May |9th, at the Legion Hall. Since there will be an initiation of new members, it is to be hoped] © that there will be a large turnout of members to welcome them. Lunch was served. by Sadie Benko, Minnie Woodruff and Adeline Daly. 2S 25% 2 RR ER RAR RM ROE ROS SS: Ss one 3-brush fldor polisher one Beaver 6 ' planer. . Kurylo