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TERRACE BAY NEWS members is set for June 6th. Further notice wili be be a lawyer from Thunder Bay, who will speak }in the paper. to them on Women and the Law. All ladies of the Mr. W. Chomniak, of Thunder Bay, showed colour Community are invited to attend, and prepared ques- ed slides on Begonias, which he grows as a hobby . H tions would be appreciated, to be answered by the _| gave instructions on the growing and care of same. guest speaker . This proved to be an interesting evening for all presen Mrs. M.Chadwell thanked all the ladies who sent Mrs .Rita Corrigan and her committee served lunch. her cards and get-well wishes during her recent ill- ness . Mrs. M.McCausland sent word that the Maple Syrup should be here very shortly. At the next meeting clothes will be sorted for the Rummage Sale. LIBRARY NEWS New books in Terrace Bay Library - The Complete | Illustrated Book of Garden Magic - 600 illustrations [7 | am An Indian - by Kent Gooderham A Guide to Western Architecture - Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes by Dana T. Bowen. continued page 12... HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING ~The Terrace Bay Horticultural Society held their annual meet-* ing in the Recreation Centre with a large attendance. A letter of invitation was read by Secretary Hilda Heibert, from Timmins where the 1970 Con- vention will be held on June 19 and 20. Members are urged to attend if at all possible. District Director Norman Harrison suggested that members should consider it an honour and privilege to attend the conven~ tion where they would gain experience and knowledge to make a better Society. Mrs. Shirley Opas reported that 90 members have renewed their memberships . The Flower and vegetable Show date has been set for Aug. 22nd. Preserves and jellies will be added to the list of exhibits. Mr. H.Landry gave a report on the annual show. There will be a runner-up prize added to the list for Grand Aggregate. Mr.John Steen would appre- ciate having members place their orders for fertilizer no later than June Ist. The Harvest Social will again be a highlight of the fall season Plant and vegetable sale for TERRACE BAY CURLING CLUB ANNUAL BANQUET AND DANCE BANQUET 6:30 P.M. in the moose hall DANCE 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY , MAY 2"4- music by GAY NOTES, Redrock Admission e banquet and dance courte $9. e dance only $2.50 couple Tickets available from -- DOT KOSKI HUGH BROPHY JACK CACCAMO BRIAN McDONALD everyone welcome!