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Page 4 * : STORK CLUB Born to, Mr.and Mrs. M.Morgan of Missinabie, a son, on August 25th. Born to, Mr.and Mrs. R.E.Cole of Manitouwadge (nee Margaret Sweet), a son, on August 29th. | Born to, Mr.and Mrs. W.Shynkaryk of Terrace Bay, a daughter, on August 29th. Born to, Mr.and Mrs. Anthony Com- misso of Schreiber, a son, on Sept.2. The Catholic Woments League will be hold- ing their September meeting on Sunday, Sep- tember 13th in St.Martin's Church basement, preceded by the Rosary at eight o'clock, District Commissioner, Mrs, Shirley Mikus will be the guest speaker at the meeting. Word has been received that another of Terrace Bay's young hockey hopefuls, sixteen year old Dan Schock, has been accepted by the Niagara Falls Flyers, Junior A Hockey. Dan attended their school last week. He will at- tend High school in Niagara Falls while play- ing hockey in the Junior A Loop. Mrs. Stella Brown was hostess last Thursday morning at a Kaffee Klatch to welcome two new neighbours, Mrs. Doris Almos and Mrs, Hilda Hiebert, Assisting were Mesdames Rose Garrioc and Gertrude Cotton. Robby Larson celebrated his eighth birth- day Friday afternoon with a party. His sister Marilyn entertained with games before birth- day cake and lunch were served, The boys left for home with party favors. Annette and Donald Farrow with daughter Cathy left last week for Sault Ste. Marie wher they will take up residence. Donald will be teaching in the M. Dacey School this term. Mrs. J. Duncan and daughter Cheryl have returned from a holiday over the past five weeks in Winnipeg. They were accompanied by Pamela Cumming, Visiting this week with the Duncans are her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.J.Wrigley of Goldfield, Sask., with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Ron Taylor and family of North Portal. Barbara McMillan and Bonnie Gunter left Saturday for Port Arthur where they will attend Business College this coming term, Mr.and Mrs. Jim Cumming and their daugh- ters Jamie and Pamela attended the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto last week. While guests at the King Edward Hotel the girls wére delighted to get a first hand look at the famous Beatles, Jamie's trip was a reward given by the Northwestern Ontario Sportsmants Show at which a poster submitted by her was judged best in its : ae Mousseau of Seattle, Washington, visited with her family, Mr.and Mrs.Joe Mousseau last week before flying to Europe for a six week vacation, While there she will visit her sister-in-law and brother, Ann and Ralph Mousseau, stationed in Germany. EL ET RL, REI ES CY THE NEWS Sep tember | 10 64 LABOUR DAY (Continued from Page 1) _ (POTATO SACK RACES: ' [Boys 10 and under, A.Brend, R.Coss D.Matuszak. Girls 10 and under, J.Dakin, C.Belliveau, J.Valiquette, Boys 12 - P.Dakin, D.Levigne, K. Turner. Girls 12 - R.St.Louis, L. Belliveau, L.Kennedy. Girls 10-2nd) heat - C,Gorman, ?.Coupal, N.Mikus. Boys 14 - G.Chesley, A.Cadieux, D. Levigne. Girls 14 - G.Dakin, M. Chesley, C.Bélliveau. Boys 16 - D.Falzetta, G.Chesley, B.Robinson. ITs 16 - G.Dakin, C.Belliveau, Je} McInnes. Ments Open - C.Wood, K.Wood, J.Moore. Ladies Open - R.Beaulieu, Mrs.Marcinko, J.Whalen. Married Men - A.Beaulieu, B.Bouchard, J.Moore. Married Ladies - Mrs.Marcinko, P.Valiquette, R.Beaulieu. THREE--LEGGED RACES: Boys - T.Desaulniers, K.Gorman, B.Neely and A.Cadieux, G.Chesley & T.Brown. Girls 14 years - C.Belliveau & A.Desaulnier, S.Pryor and S.Pryor, M.C.Coupal and L.Kennedy. } 2nd Event - G.Belliveau & S.Valiquette, R. St.Louis & C.Stuart, C.Belliveau and C.Dakin,. Boys -- T.Brown & W.Hiebert, T.Desaulnier & K. Gorman, B.Neeley & A.Cadieux. Girls - C.Dakin| & C.Belliveau, J.Boudreau & S.Synishin, S. MacDonald and S.St.Louis. Father & Sons, un- der 12 - Ken & Mrs.S.Zielke, Glen and Mr. W. Kujbida, David and Mr.Gustafson. Mother and daughters under 12 - Mrs. 0.Papineau and Rachel St.Louis - Susan and Mrs.P.Valiquette, Susan and Mrs. J.Whalen. Men's Open - S. Zielke and W.Kujbida, B.McBride and J.Moore, Gustafson and A,Beaulieu. Ladies Open -- R. Beaulieu and Mrs.Marcinko, P.Valiquette and L.Shubaly, S.Zielke and Shirley. Mom and Dad -- Mr.and Mrs, S.Zielke, Mr.and Mrs. Gus- tafson, Mr.and Mrs. A.Beaulieu. Married Ments Needle and Thread Race --- A.Beaulieu, W.Kuj- bida and C.Tao. Married Ladies' Hanmer & Nail Contest - 0.Papineau, R.Mitchell and S, Zielke, 2nd Event - B.Bouchard, J.Whalen and M.Ward. Married Men's Egg & Spoon - G.Savoy, L.St.Louis, S.Zielke. Married Ladies' Bal- loon Race - R.Beaulieu, Mrs. Marcinki and P, Valiquette. Ments Shot Put - S.Zielke, F. McLeod, C.Koski. A gala dance, open to townspeople and Mill employees, was held in the Arena with music provided by Roy Coran and his Lakehead Orchestra, concluded the day's events. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING THURSDAY Members of the executive council of Ter- race Bay Chamber of Commerce are asked to attend an important meeting at 8 P.M. in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre on Thursday, September 10th. ROLLER SKATING Roller skating enthusiasts are reminded that! sessions are now held only Thursday nights from| 7 to 10 pom. ONLY A FEW SESSIONS LEFT TO SKATE, Lil and Joe Tait and Eric Hogloff of Fort William were holiday weekend visitors with Marg and Henry Duriez. CSET