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ise FIRE PREVENTION NEWS Lost 120 in Fire Collect Onl O. Montreal, Oct. 15 -~ A New York couple #ho lost personal effects they valued at $3,120 in a 1947 fire at a resort 'in the Laurentian town of Ste. Adele, can collect only $40 damage under a Quebec law, ' In a superior court judgment, Mr. ' Justice Andre Montpetit said . "keepers of inns, boarding houses and taverns are not bound to make good to dny guest any theft or damage to goods or property te their houses to a greater amount than $40" unbess valuable had been stored with the hotel for safekeeping. Mr, Justice Montpetit then ordered Alpine Resorts, Ltd., owners of the hotel to pay Mr, and Mrs, John A, Ganley $40. 0-0-0 RECREATION FLYER Men's Gym Night - Up to now the Thurs- day Night Gym group have been very successful, But keep in mind that only by each man's interest through his participation can make this club hold strong for next year, You or your friends are always welcome to come out to the School on Thursday nights to either play or watch what is going:on - and the fun the men taking part are having. This Thursday at 8:15 p.m. the Thursday night group will play the Office staff who are willing to get out (Cont. on next col.) RECREATION FLYER and get in the fun, Page 3 |! Mr, Dick Jones is "the man behind the organizing of the _ Office Group, so give your names to him, | VISITORS --- RECREATION CENTRE © It is pointed out to the local residents, that visitations and in- spection of the new Recreation Centre is prohibited until the facilities are in operation, As can be expected this is necessary at this particular Stage of construction because of the painting, cement finishing, etc., that is going on. The concession cn the part of the Contractor to allow the Recreation Office to be occupied prior to : ompletion of the the building, is in no way to be construed as meaning that the entire recreation centre is now in use, o-O-o LADIES CURLING CLUB MEETING On October 20th, an excellent attend-- ance was recorded at the semi-annual meeting of the Terrace Bay Ladies Curling. Mrs, 'Elsie Ostling, the president opened the meeting by welcoming the pro-. spective members. The minutes were read by M. Hale and the treasurer's report given by Mrs. E. Evans-Smith, The new club constitution was read and after a lengthy discussion was approved, The curling fees were set at $10.00 for the coming season. The teams and schedule were voted to be drawn up by the draw committee using the same method as .ast year, The meeting was then adjourned. Tea and refreshments were served by the executive committee, 0-0-0 NOTICE An Executive meeting of the Home and School Association will take place Wednesday evening, November Sty at 8:00 p.m. in the Public School, 0-0-0 FOR RENT Upstairs for rent. Phone 467 or House 241 Kenogami Road, o-0-0