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Volume 6, No. 4 HOCK After a week's rest and a counle of practices thrown in for geod measure, the "Rockets" will journey into Schreiber on Saturday nizht to take on the "Deisels"™ in what should be one of the best games of the season. The last time that these two teams met, the Rockets lost out by a score of 4-1, Hewever, as anyone who saw that game will agree, our lads had a lot of hii luck that nisht and most certainly nad e distinct advantage of ths play all evening, Quite a few penalties came our way that night and it is hoped that with- out these costly penalties this Saturday, that the beys can bring home the bacon, 0-0-0 DO YOU VOLUNTEER? Plans are under Way to arranze for skating musie at the school rink each night | However, we do have to have an attendant there each nizht to maintain order and look after the regord playing equipment, This would only entail being at the rink from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m,, unlocking the equip- ; ment for use and seeing that it was put away preperly and re-lecked prior to going home, At present we have approximately 15 : persons who have volunteered to take their ; turne If we can get another 15, it would mean just one night per month which is not much ef a chore fer any one. ~'.ould you be interested in working on this scheme, please: give your name to Ossie Dalzell or ead the Personnel Office at Local 16 and leave your hafieSethere, Just as soon as the de- tails can be worked out yeu will be contac- ted and given the date of your night of duty, 1 o-0-e + te ge January 25, 1951 =Y GAME. SAT 'URDAY,. TERRACE BAY HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION The organization me meeting was held on Tuesday evening, January 23rd, and it was indeed a pleasure to note that the parents of Terrace Bay are taking a keen and active interest in this new undertaking, The aims of a Home am Schoel Organiza- tion are: 1. To promote the welfare of children and youth, 2. To raise the standards of home life. 3. To secure adequate laws for the care and pretection of children and youth, 4. To enable parents and teachers to co- 5 6 operate in the training of the child. - To understand and to aid the schools and to interpret them te the public. » 'To obtain the best for each child according to his physical, mental, secial and spiritual needs. To foster high ideals of true citizen- 'ship and patriotism, ~] The follewing officers were elected and we wish them every success in this new venture: President - Mr. Harry Coe; Vice Presidents - Mrs. Kay Harmon, Mr. Peter Gombola and Mr, Cal Harvey; Recording Secretary - Mrs. Vida Holford; Correspond- ing Secretary - Mrs. R. Scowen; Treasurer - Mr. A. Stevens, Executive Committee is comprised of 5 elected members of the Associatien, plus the principal of the school and one or more representatives of the teaching staff yet to be appointed by the teachers, The elected members are: Mre. D. C. Porter, Mrs, J. C. iiig, Rev. Lavender, Mr. K, MacKay, Mr. H, Lehr, o-O-0