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CURLING NES Jim MacDonald came through in fine style to win the Hudson's Bay Trophy (Winn- er's side) by defeating Thor Olsen in a thrilling 12 ender,. Jim was ably assisted by third Jim Clancy, second Axel Berndtsson and lead H. Hargreaves, For the losers Johnny Gross, Don Boudreau and J. Stewart completed the foursome. Congratulations, fellas for a fine bonspiel!!! Imperial Bank Event: On Sunday last, Gord Dodge won out over Thor Olsen, thereby causing a 4 way tie for first place in the Section "A" of this event, and as a result of the draw Ostling came up - against tlellings and Dodge was matched with Sinkins, In the game between Ostling and Wellings they were all tied up coming home on the final end and with Wellings having last rock, Rune was sitting in for one. Jack hada rarity - he missed his last shot - and Rune won 9-8. Nice going Rune and Jack, don't feel too bad, they even do that in the Dom- inion Curling finals, they tell us. Alex Sinkins gave Gord Dodge a working over to the tune of 14-5. This means, there- fore, that Ostling-and Sinkins will meet on Tuesday night to decide the winner of this Section, Man, what a game this will be!! In Section "B" Jim MacDonald squeaked through with a close win over Tommy Latour and followed this up with a close win over Johnny Garvin. Garvin, by losing this game, was eliminated and left A, MacDonald and J. MacDonald with 8 wins and 3 losses each, As if this wasn't enough, Nels Allen camé thru in fine style to defeat Bill Baillie and he too wound up with an 8-3 record, js a res- ult of the draw - 4, MacDonald got the bye - and on Tuesday last J. MacDonald played Nels and won handily with a 10-5 victory. The final in this Section will be played this coming Tuesday night (same time as the Sect ion "A" final) and the action will be prev- ided by the "MacDonelds", For a top notch Curling programme, this Tuesday's draw will be hard to beat (and wonderful to watch), Hiram Walker Event This has just got underwny end about all we can report care the first-round res- ults. Dodge defeated McColl, Wellings trimmed Harris, Garvin over Lohr, Boudreau walloped Pineault and Allen won out over Baillie. Ostling took his over Byers and Haughn dumped A. MacDonald as did Sinkins to Ross. We'll have a better picture of the progress in this bonspiel by next week, Curling Dues: We have a sad item to repcrt in this "Event" - there are still a few "members" (cont. in next col.) Page 6 CURLING NEWS (cont.) who haventt paid up. What: say fellas - let's get our bills paid promptly, especially after all the fun we've had to date, and the still more fun to come, P.O Rune Ostling, Jack Wellings and Thor Olsen are representing Terrace Bay in the Lakehead Invitational Bonspiel and we all wish them luck in their quest for victory. filso of special interest to local curlers is the rink entered by our old friend Bcb Monteith (now at Fort William). Bob has Jim MacDonald as his third and this brings together the "Whiz Kids" of past fame, 6th Commandment of Curling - "Thou shalt win with Humility". 7th Commandment of Curling - "Thou shalt lose with cheerful countenance." 0-0-0 BOY SCOUT NEWS Plans are being made to hold the Annual Father and Son Banquet in the basement of St. Martin's Church at 6:30 p.m, on April 18th, More information on this will be available in the next week or two, Many thanks to all those who helped us in tearing down the old Community Church. Due to your efforts all the inside work is now completed, We plan to leave the build- ing stand eas is until the weather improves, and hope we may call on you for help again at that time, Four teams of Cubs will play Hockey on Saturday morning for the Wolf Cub Champion- ship. Managers Rowlandson and Wig have signed up all the best talent available so we should see a real professional game. Just drop around to the Public Rink at 9:30 Saturday morning. Due to recent mild weather, the Scouts' thoughts are turning to plans for camp, In order to give us more time to get our new campsite ready, the camp 4otec wil] *- later this year. The Seccucs going to camp jug. 9th - 16th. The Cubs following Aug, 16th - 20th, Any party wishing to have Hat Check service please contact Ron Faust or Gordon Rowlandson, who will be most pleased to help. : , 0-0-0 BADMINTON NOTICE - £11 returns for the Badminton Bridge & Whist Card Party must be turned in to Olyve Harrison by Wed., Mar. 18th at the latest,