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AROUND_THE TOWN (Coni. ) Phyllis and Jack Kelty returned home Monday from Kapuskasing where they had visited for the past week with Irma and Lloyd: Davidson, Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Boivin with Diane and Carol returned on Monday from their motor trip to Timmins, Ontario where they spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Boivin's parents Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lacroix. Mr. and Mrs, Lacroix returned to Terrace Bay with them and will visit here the remainder of the week, The Bob Wallwin's had as. their guests for Christmas, Glad's parents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Monteith with Bob and Dale, and her sister, and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bird with their family, all of Fort William, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Knibbs with Donny and Bryan of Fort William were weekend guests of Mrs. Knibb's brother, Charlie Simmers and family. Geraldine Duquette returned to the Lakehead on Monday to resume her studies at the Fort William Collegiate. Geraldine had be:n the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Vic: Duquette during the Christmas holidays. Ann and Leon Checkryn with Barbara Amn. and Leon Jr. spent the Christmas week- end with Ann's parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Dika in Fort William, Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Campbell with Bar- bara motoredto Hudson, Ontario to spend Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Re Kusick and family. Enroute they picked up their other daughter, Gloria, a student nurse at the Port Arthur General Hospital, Mrs. Irene Trowsse of Port Arthun spent the Christmas holiday with her daughter Mrs. R, Lafontaine and family, Yvette and Florence Begin arrived from Hurst, Ontario to visit with their sister Bella Begin for the long weekend. . Rita Vezina returned to Port Arthhr after spending the Christmas hclidays with her parents, On Christmas eve an open house party was held in her honour, The Dobush family accompanied by Marie's parents flew to Montana and Chicago to visit their relatives for Christmas and New Year's, o-O0-0 TERRACE BAY MEN'S CHORUS Members please note - that due to the North Shore Hockey League game on Sunday there will be no rehearsal of the chorus Sunday afternoon, January 8th. o-0-0 Page 5- FIGURE SKATING NEWS Lesson tickets will go on sale at the Rec. Centre on Saturday, January 7th from 10:00 asm, - 12:00 noon and 2:00 p.m until 4200 p.m. There will be five (5) tickets which will cost $2.50 and this will pay for lessons up to February 9th, A reminder to season ticket holders: Balance must be paid on Saturday, January 7th. The skating club would atondetate volunteers to supervise on skates during skating sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00 p.m, to 5:15 pem. Please phone your name into Marg Phillips, Tel. 418. Notice to group ten (10) skaters that a practice will be held on Saturda:' January 7th at 2:00 p.m. Carnival fee of $2,00 my be paid on Saturday, January 7th at the Rec. Centre at the same time as lesson tickets OR on January 24th and 26th at the Arona from 4:00 p.m, to 5:15 p.m. A reminder to private lesson pupils that there will be a practice session ~ on Saturday afternoon January 7th. 0-0-0 RECREATION FLYER WORDS OF THOUGHT Delinquent children are those having reached the age where they want to do as mamma and papa are doing. * -te = PRE WEE, HOCKEY PLAYERS Two weeks ago I was very aa capbidiesd to hear that some of our boys had been breaking into the equipment lockers in the dressing rooms, The equipment is pur- chased for you players to use when given to us . Each boy will have to sunply his own stick for every practice, except for a game, At this time one will be loaned out for the game to each player and will be returned after the game. Any person caught breaking into any lockers will not 'play any more hockey for a few months. -_--- -- = SENIOR MEN'S BASKETBALL With the new year ahead, we hope to get in some games, Regular practices are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday nights at 8:30. Try to get out for the practice and start the year off with a bang. 0-0-0