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ee "SS -"TERRAC "Anthorized as 2nd Glass Mail, - Post Office Dept., Ottawa. esmanes 16 7 someerbmm MUNICIPAL NOTES ON NOMINATIONS In the forthcoming elections, which will mark the change of Jocal administration fron appointed to elected representatives, nominations for a Reeve and feur councill- ors wil] take place not less than seven days before Election Day. The exact date of Nomination Day will be set by the Muni- cipal Board in Toronto and will be an- nounced at least six (6) days in advance by the Town Secretary-Treasurer who will be the Returning Officer. Nomination Meeting shall be called to order by the Returning Officer and Candi-.-. dates for each Office shall be, proposed and seconded. Every nomination shail, be in writing and state the name, residence © end occupation of the candidate, and resi- ' dence and occupation of preposer aud sece _ onder, both of whom shall be Municipal electors and present, Nominations shall be filed with the Returning Officer within- -one (1) hour from ope.ning of Nominations Meeting. When the proposed Candidate is not present the nomination paper will not be valid unless satisfactory proof is sub~ mitted to Returning Officer that he con- sents to be so nominated, Name, residence and occupation of all nominees must be posted up by Returning Officer at the Nomination Meeting or be- ~ fore 9 P.M, of same day. . A candidate may resign from one or more offices by filing resignation in writing and. in default he shall be deemed to be nominated for office for which he was first nominated, After the Nomination Meeting the Returning Offi- cer will post up in the Municipal Office the name, residence and occupation of every person nominated for the respective offi- ces. Before 9 P.M, of following day every candidate shall file with the. eS Treasurer, ' '], Declaration of Qualification 2, Oath of Allegiance. 3, Certificate from SecretarysTreasurer that there were at time of nomination no unpaid taxes for any preceding year, on land or business, ° QUALIFICATIONS FOR REEVE AND COUNCTL | 1, A Householder residing in the Munici- pality, or rated.on the last revised Assessment Roll, A Householder means the person who occupies and is assessed as owner or Tenant of a dwelling, 2. Entered on last revised Voters list as qualified to Vote at Municipal Elec- -; lions, 3. A British Subject and has cedeeth 'the . Oath of Allegiance, 4, Full age of 21 years, 5. Not disqualified, The next write up will cover "the elec= tion and selection of School Boards, - cles on the forthcoming elections here have been supplied by the Board of Trustees.) Maier enccapeclnnns toner pooeeaeeeran= keener sas es ea Volel, No.1? Se ce en eee basement, 'ies. AME N _NeEws_ November 20, 1958. TURKEY RINGO FRIDAY NIGHT ~~ The Knights of Columbus bingo advertised last week for Tuesday will be held tomorrow night, Friday at 8 P.M. in St. Martin's Church _EXHIBITION HOCKEY SUNDAY NOV. 23/58, TERRACE "PAY ARENA - 2:00 P.M. Terrace Bay Superiors vs. Marathon Mercur- This will be the first of a two game, total goal series for the Soughton Jewelers Trophy. The second game will be pieyne at Marathon on December 11th. _ NIPIGON-RED ROCK STUDENT WINS QRATORICAL CUP "James Farrell of the Nipigon-Red Rock school | _ walked off with the oratorical cup for Eastern _ Superior and Inter Secondary School Association © competition, held on Friday, Nov.14th here. 'Mr. Al McColl, speaking for the judges, Mrs. J.Ferrier, Mr. D,Evans-Smith and himself, spoke highly of "each and every contestant, their choice of subject and delivery, but they had been unanimous in feeling that James was 'the | exceptional contestant in the contest, Presenting the trophy, Mr. D.A.Locking, Prin- cipal of the Terrace High School, mentioned the fact the cup had originated in Schreiber and how the new schools along the North Shore of Lake Superior had been included in it's compe tition as they had come into being. .- Master of ceremonies Jack Stokes, on -hehalf of the Knights of Columbus, St.Edward!s Coun- | cil, who had sponsored the Oratorical contest, : oxpreaged their thanks to the students for © their efforts and the teachers or principals who had travelled, some of them a considerable distance, to accompany their school represen- | tatives. These were:- Mrs, Carton of Marathon, Mr, Locking with the Terrace Bay group, Mr. 'Meek with the Schreiber contestants and Mr. MacKay with the Nipigon-Red Rock class. Mr. Stokes also thanked Miss Pat McCann for the musical interlude she had provided during the evening's performances. First prize in the Senior Group (from - Grades eleven, twelve and thirteen) was award- ed to Gavin Boultbee of Marathon, the exception to the Nipigon Red-Rock sweep of the slate, and second prize in this catagory went. to Donna Billingsly of Nipigon Red-Rock, Along with © the trophy James Farrell received the Knights of Columbus first prize in the Junior group of the Grades nine and ten students, and second prize was awarded to Amy Marie Simpson of the Nipigon Red-Rock School. These awards were made by Mr. M.Nicol, Deputy Grand Knight, The topic - "Anything pertaining to the North Shore of Lake Superior? was well distri- buted, contestants speaking on Legends, gold - mining, the pulp & paper industry, the various ' communities in the district, historical inci- (Editor's Note: The current series of arti- | dents and other interesting, and often instruc- tive, subjects, Participating in the contest were, James (Cont'd Page 4)