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woo 39 Vol.4, No.38 September 28, 1961 SCHOOL SAFETY PATROLS FORMED white belted girls and boys standing at certain points on Highway 17 during school days. These boys and girls are a responsible group of school children interested in the promotion of safety to their fellow school- mates. In their position as a School Safety Patrol member, they are responsible for the lives of others while crossing the highway to and from school, They stand at their positions in warm weather or cold weather, taking this responsibility in earnest. Their success in this position depends upon the co- operation of their fellow schoolmates, school boards and staffs, parents and adults of this community, Without the support of everyone, they cannot function satisfactorily, and their efforts will be to we avail. The School Safety Patrols have been organ~ ized with the assistance of Mr. T.0. Poole, of the Department of Fransport, the School Boards, Town Council, Kiwanis Club and the School Staffs, and is endorsed by the local Police Department, School Patrol members are as follows: Don Teniuk, Pat' Downey, Leith McKay, Fred Erikson, Wayne Daley, Errol Morres, Karen Moore, Lorne Turner, Beverley Phillips, Cary Fraser, Mary Slattery, Francis Helmink, Adrianne Long, Jennifer McInnes, Judy McInnes, Mickey Valiquette, Tommy Gerow, Marguerite Pineault. Parents are requested to note the following times during which School Patrols will be in operation: 8.35 to 8.50 A.M,, 11.55 to 12,10 noon, 1.00 to 1.15 P.M., 3.50 to 4.10 P.M. Monday through Friday. A patrol team has been chosen from Grade 8 pupils of both the Separate School and Public School, Teams comprise of one Captain and eight patrol members, two of which are spares. The Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay has under- taken to equip the members of the patrols with belts and badges. Crosswalk markings and school crossing signs will be erected at the crossings located at Kenogami Road, Simcoe Plaza and at the Hotel, in the near future, RRR HHH HK H 1646 4 Everyone, by now, is probably aware of the MEN'S CURLING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Ments Curling Club will be held on September 28th, at 8.30 P.M. in the old curling leunge. Plans will be made for the 1961-62 season and a report will be given on the new lounge build~ ing. HHH HHH HH eH ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS - MENS 10-PIN There will be a meeting in the Snail Meot--- ing Room on Thurs. Sept. 28th at 8 P.M. MONTREAL HOCKEY GAME TICKETS AVAILABLE Aryone wishing tickets for the Montreal "Canadiens" -~ "Hull Ottawa't hockey game at the Lakehead on Monday, October 9th, may obtain same by sending a money order to the Fort William Gardens for the number of tickets they desire. THIS IS THE ONLY WAY THE TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED IN ADVANCE. Seat prices are -- CHAIRS --- $1.75 BENCHES --- $1,50 teat eth act tan Rhee SAFETY EVERYWHERE ae ALL THE TIME v Life is worth giving more thought to safe living. Number 7 in our series of family safety contest has just been completed. There are Still many wonderful prizes remaining, These prize awards are on display at the shopping centre, Winners and their prize awards for contest #5, #6 and #7 are as follows: Mr. & Mrs. S, Brend, Life jacket and electric fry pan; Mr.& Mrs, J, Graham, electric drill and Rotisserie Mr, & Mrs. H, Hall, Camp sleeping bag and electric blanket; Mr. & Mrs. H. Hamilton, electric drill and toaster oven; Mr. & Mrs. W. Pidluany, fishing rod and reel and Mix Master; Alan Teskey, Fishing rod and reel: Mrs. J. Carmichael, Mix Master, Contest forms #8 are issued, These must be completed and returned to the contest entry boxes by 8.00 A.M. October 6th, Make danger a stranger in your home, re Se: Re Te BADMINTON NEWS The 1961-62 Badminton Club season will commence on October 2nd, in the High School Auditorium. As in past years, playing nights will be on Monday and Wednesday of each week, A general organizational meeting will be held during an interruption in play on Wednesday, October llth. All past and any new members from the area are invited to come out and get into the "swing" of things. % H % WIGSTON St HF SQUARE DANCING CLUB TO MERT NEXT SATURDAY ' The third session for the Terrace Bay Square Dancing Club will be held in the High School Auditorium next Saturday from 8.30 to 10.30 P.M, EVERYONE WELCOME..... WE*RE ALL BEGINNERS, Come out and bring your friends this Saturday.