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AROUND THE TOWN - Cont'd. from Pg. 4 (accompanied by Sid) visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Clayson of Toronto; Alvera Wood went to Fort Frances to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood; Pauline Dowling was the guest of her Mother, Mrs. John Dowling in Barrie, Ontario; Norah Montey was in Eagle River with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Montey; Mrs, Lois Shubaly remained in Terrace Bay for the season; Barry King with wife, Dolores visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis King in Toronto; and Mr, John Morrison went to Windsor, Ontario to visit his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Donald Morrison. The High School Staff, Mr. Dave Locking and Mr. Austin Wilson remained in Terrace Bay with their families with just Mr, Terrance Hoban travelling to Sarnia to tie the marital knot on December 28th. o-C€ -9 TERRACE BAY ART CLUB _-, -Regular art classes will be held this Thursday, January 10, 1957 at 8,00 P.M., at the Rec, Centre. Before the regular art class period, annual election of officers will be held. All members and those intending -to become members are requested to be present at this important meeting, sharp at 8.00 Pel, _ This active art slub in your community has a varied and interesting programme planned for the year. We have also been most lucky to secure Mr. J. Cumming as our instructor. .~ . Registration of metiherd for 1957 will take place. Please plan to attend this important meeting. 0-0-0 FOR SALE SALE Na three Cac beneae Maniac Hot-Point Stove. For information phone #293. LOST veil Cine pair of new wooden skate guards during skating lesson January 2nd, Finder please see Donna Brown. Thank you, WANTED FOR EXCHANGE ~ One pair size 4 Figure Skates for a ' size 3, See Mrs. S, Brown, 9 Pine Crescent. TERRACE BAY SCOUTS The group committee of the Scouts and Cubs met in the small room of the Recreation Centre on Tuesday evening, January 8th., with the chairman, Mr. R. Shirriff pre~ siding. Excellent reports of Scout. and Cub activities during the year 1956 were read by R. Wills, J. Wade and W, Megraw. Among interesting items reported were: Scout and Cub camps, selling of Christmas cards by Scouts, cutting and selling of Christmas trees, Father and Son Banquet, Church parades, selling of apples etc, Scou*. Master Megraw read a letter from the Childrens Aid Society thenking the Scouts for the toys they had collected and sent to the Lakehead for distribution among less privileged children, These toys supplied a very real need. The Scout Committee would like to thank all those boys and their parents who collected these toys and made them ready 'to be sent to the Childrens Aid Society. o-O--0 LADIES CURLING CLUB NEWS At an executive meeting held Tuesday night, January 8th,, Mary Hale was appointed to the Executive Committee to fill the vacancy created by Jan Faust who is moving to Kapuskasing. Mary also takes over the Chairmanship of the Entertainment Committee vacated by Jan. The Draw Committee advises that the deadline for playing postponed games in the Seagram's Event is Sunday, January 13th. .All rinks are urged to have games played off by that date in order. that Bonspiel play may commence on Tuesday, January i5th., to declare a winner for this trophy. The next round of bag. for the Hudson's Bay Trophy will commence immediately following play-offs for the Seagram's Trophy. A Round Robin will be played to decide a winner for this trophy. At an Executive Meeting held in Nov., it was decided that the local Ladies Bonspiel will be held the last week-end of March, (March 29th,30th and 31st}. Entry fee is: ¥l0.Gc per rink. Details are. posted on bulletin board at the rink. For the benefit of those who plan on taking in any out-of-town Bonspiels this season, Bonspiel bulletins from various clubs giving full details are posted in the Club Rooms at the Curhine Bink,