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____ TERRACE BAY NEWS O. Fink Head C. of C. - cont'd from page 2 S. Kolesar, president, welcomed the Highway representatives and the interested citizens who attend: ed the meeting, purpose of which was to discuss high- way crossings, which constitute a danger to children Several ideas were presented for discussion, and Mr. Forster promised his department will take a good look at these highway crossings in June and July, when the traffic becomes heavier, and try to come up with a suitable suggestion. Mr. Kolesar thanked the members of the department for taking time to attend the meeting. Mrs. M. Liebrock read the minutes of the last annual meeting. Arising from the minutes, a discus- sion took place about snow removal on the plaza. The weather report for Terrace Bay is being sent to the radio station, for broadcast on the six o'clock news, by the local Area office of Ontario Hydro. Reeve Cavanaugh had the honour of swearing in the new officers of the Chamber of Commerce for 1970, Oswald Fink, President and Rolly Sinotte, Vice- President. Mr... Kolesar, past president, thanked his past ex- ecutive and wished the new officers all success in the new year. Mrs. Liebrock read the correspondence, a letter to Mr. B. Lapenskie, Chief Ranger, Lands and Forests, regarding the former Kiwanis Club beach at the river mouth. Mr. Lapenskie advised that he had'contacted the District Forester in this regard, and will bring his answer to the Chamber of Commerce C.W.L. WILL SPONSOR NATIVE PRIEST IN KAND The regular monthly meeting of the St. Martin's Catholic Women's League took place on Sunday night in the Parish hall, preceded by the Rosary at 8 p.m. Prayers were led by Mrs. W. Corrigan, president, and Mrs. W. McKie read the scripture . A word of welcome was given to the members by Mrs. Corrigan. Mrs: L. McBride read the minutes of the November] meeting and all correspondence. Mrs. D. Kenney, treasurer, gave her report. Standing committee con- veners tabled their reports . Mrs. R. Fournier, Christian Family Life Convener, | reported thatthe C.W.L. is sponsoring the education of a student native priest in Kandy, Ceylon. Mrs. B. Walsh reported that her committee will have a program at the February meeting on election of . officers. The meeting was adjouned. continued....... Would you believe there's someone Mami a 17 year old who's finished school? We're interested in YOU! We're the Canadian Armed Forces and if youfre willing to work hard, learn a trade, and accept some important respone- sibilities, we'll give you a future in security, a steady income, plus job skills you can keep forever. For more information contact your local military career 'counsellor who will be at the TERRACE BAY MOTOR HOTEL from NOON TO 8 P.M., on January 29 - ~ and at the EVERETT HOTEL MARATHON, from NOON to 8 P.M., on January 27, or write to: CANADIAN FORCES RECRUITING CENTRE, 266 GRAHAM AVE., WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, ade <3. THE CANADIAN "<3: ARMED FORCES x Give it some thought. Father A. Gvora, guest speaker for the evening, talked on Confession. A question and answer session followed, proving to be very interesting. Lunch was served by Mrs. G. Ramsay and her committee. CURLING CLUB NEWS Congratulations to the Lou Duquette rink. Lou's rink with Ken Johnson, Dan Kenney and Gary 'Gusul won a five team playoff over the past weekend Their win sends them on to represent Terrace Bay in the Zone Playdowns in Manitouwadge on Jan. 23 continued page 8