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TERRACE BAY N Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber VOT Fe athe sarah) On Wednesday, June 10th, at 7:00 P.M. the first duly authorized step in the forthcoming Municipal Election, in which electors actuall participate, will take place. June 17th at 7:00 P.M. and again in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre, Pub- lic School ratepayers will nominate and elect Public School Board Trustees. The Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay are sponr sors of a "Get Out and Vote" campaign and, with the services offered by this organiza- tion, only illness should prevent electors from turning out one hundred percent to vote in both the Municipal and Provincial Elec- tions, ; : We quote, in part, from a recently pub- lished notice regarding the nomination meet- ing. To comply with the Statutes, Municipal Electors of the Improvement District of Terr- ace Bay will meet in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre at 7:00 P.M, on June 10th, for the purpose of nominating "fit and proper persons for the office of Reeve and Four Councillors for the Improve- ment District of Terrace Bay; of which all Electors are required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly, and if a greater number of candidates than required to fill the said offices are nominated and _ make the required declarations, polls will - be opened in the following places - The Curling Lounge Recreation Centre, in the said Improvement District of Terrace Bay on Wednesday, June 24th 1959, and will be open from 10 o'clock A.M. until 7 o'clock P.M., and no longer, It should be noted that when a proposed candidate is not present at the nomination meeting, his nomination paper will not be valid unless there is evidence satisfactory to the returning officer that the proposed candidate consents to be so nominated". --------o OOO THREAT OF FIRE IN TOWN AREA In the past two weeks we have had two grass and brush fires in the close vicinity of the town, There is definite evidence that both fires were started by children, Parents are reminded that fires of this nature at this time of year are a serious menace to life and property. The Fire Chief has asked full co-operation of parents and teachers in bringing the seriousness of this situation to the attention of children, keeping in mind that the setting of a fire is a violation of the law. POWER SHUTDOWN JUNE 17TH All Townsite power will be off on June _i?th from 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. FIRST AID COURSE?? Several local people have expressed an in-|in the third. terest in a First-Aid Course geared for housewives, children's group leaders etc. you would care to take part in such a course leave your name at the Rec.Office. Registra- tion will decide the feasibility of course. Vol.2, No.23. PLEASE'. BUT VOTE | One week later, If |Terrace won out 8 - 6, -- EWS June 11,1959 a ee ne A rrr The Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club announced that they will sponsor a big "I HAVE VOTED" CONTEST? This is for boys and girls of Terr- ace Bay and will cover both forthcoming elections - Provincial on June 11th and the Municipal Election on June 24th, Here's how it works: after you have voted in each of the above elections, you will be offered an "I HAVE VOTED" SLIP, Sign it and have it available for a child of your choice to collect. The BOY or GIRL in Terrace Bay who collects the most "I HAVE VOTED" slips after both elections are over, will be award- ed THE GRAND PRIZE - a brand-new wrist watch for a boy or girl. "I HAVE VOTED" slips are to be brought in for counting to the Recrea- tion Office at 10:00 A.M. on Friday, June' 26th. Name of winner will be announced in the Terrace Bay News. ---- TRANSPORTATION AND BABY-SITTING In order to help everyone get out to vote, the Kiwanis Club will operate cars both elec- tion days to carry voters, who need transpor- tation, to the polls during the afternoon from 3 to 6. Baby-sitters will be provided at the same time on request. HEADQUARTERS - Recreation Office - Phone 3542. The Kiwanis Club's campaign to get out the ; vote is not affiliated with any candidate or political party and is carried out solely in the interests of citizenship and good govern. ment, PHIL STUART RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT LOCAL 1861 The newly-elected officers of the Terrace Bay Local 1861 of the Electrical Workers 'Union are as follows:- P, Stuart - President R, Harris - Vice-President J. Ruzyski - Financial Secretary S. Zwaresh --Recording Secretary K, Turner - Treasurer The elections were held on Wednesday, June 3rd and are for a two year term, TERRACE SPLIT GAMES WITH P.A. RED SOX SUNDAY Sian Meme er tae Ne = Sere el ne See sa ec ne ir eee Te ie at ee ir ee aw Seana cwraceese! oS nee ee cee ee ener en ene een eerie Hee a * 5 i ' . t With the additional strength to the pitch- ing staff plus the newly found hitting power, ; Terrace Bay split a double header with the P.,A, Red Sox last Sunday on their home ground. | Rex Taylor and Karl Kolody both helped in the victory--Taylor going all the way in the first game then relieving Kolody in the sec- ond game, to spearhead the Terrace attack. The first game wasn't much to watch as far as local fans were concerned, and the lack of concentrated base running seemed our down fal'. ses seen ene The second game, however, was a see--saw battle with the Red Sox going ahead in the first ~|inning with two big runs, only to have Terrace , bang out hit after hit to score five big on€s Red Sox again tied it up but a booming double by Hansen cleared the pond and The same two teams clash again this Sunday at Port.ArthurStadium and a double win for us fis not unlikely. ' a C9 re sone mere 8