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MARCH 7, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 Ml Ternace BAY NEWS Ji) PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Printing Plant, Post Office Building, Terrace Bey, Ontario, OFFICE HOURS - 9:A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday to Friday DEADLINE - for all advertisements and news material is NOON MONDAY for Publication in that week's issue, SUBSCRIPTION RATE ~ $4,00 per year (local) $5.00 per year (out of town) PUBLISHERS FRANCIS AND DEBORAH HELMINK Second Class Mail Registration Number 0867 results: Vice-Chairman - Mrs. etary-Treasurer - Mrs. Bowling - cont'd ...... 205, 205, 203, 223% J. Teniuk 224; R. Belliveau 222; E. Beddard 2I2; Paul Coupal 233, The two top teams will be competing for the Roll-Off Championship; the other three teams will be in the con- solation. More news about the Roll- Offs later. COMMUNITY CHURCH LADIES AUXILIARY The Afternoon Group of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church met on Monday afternoon, with a Pot Luck Luncheon preceding the business meet- ing. Mrs. June Schritt, Chairman, wel- comed the ladies to the festive board and said Grace. After an excellent meal, Mrs. Schritt called the meeting to order, and Secretary, Mrs. Lil Harris read the minutes of the last meeting and the annual report. This included a list of activities over the past year, saving used stamps Canada Packer labels, gathering arti- cles for Crippled Civilians in Toronto making Scrap books for retarded child- ren, donations to the Cancer Society, and the Canadian Bible Society and a donation to the Church Board for fur- nace repairs. Two members had been honoured with farewell gifts, as they moved away, Mrs. J. Ferrier and Mrs. W. Baillie. The Secretary read a note of thanks from the Church Board for their dona- tion. Nominations for a new slate of off- icers took place with the following Chairman - Mrs. Secr- Lil Harris. ' Mrs. Schritt reminded the ladies of the World Day of Prayer to be held on Friday, March 2nd, and Mrs. Lundberg invited the afternoon group to the Evening Group meeting on Monday, March 5th, when Mr. W. Saya of the Associa- tion for the Mentally Retarded, Thun- der Bay, will be the guest speaker. The Chamber of Commerce requested the ladies to cater to a small banquet Jean Fisher; to honour the parents of the New Year's Baby. The ladies agreed to do this, and Mrs. Schritt will convene it. HOSPITAL BULLETIN Do you need your Hospital? the Hospital needs you. Would you like to see your Hospital closed down? Do you plan to attend the Annual Meeting? And vote for the Board Members of your choice? If so, you must buy your membership by March 24th. The level of apathy among those served by the Hospital is indicated in the response to the Board's membership campaign. The following statistics speak for themselves: | No. of '72 mem.contacted - Terrace Bay 410, Schreiber 3I8, Rossport 37. Mem- If. not, bership renewals - Terrace Bay 174, Schreiber I2I, Rossport IS. cont'd page 4 HOSPITAL or to visit a friend or relative at Winni- peg's General, Children's or Rehab Hospi- tals, stay at the Maryland Hotel. Convenient, modern, close to downtown and just steps away from the General. Low room rates. Reservations: phone collect (204) 786-5981 j HOTEL MARYLAND HOTEL Maryland at Notre Dame, Winnipeg, Manitoba Hilda Hiebert;