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- December 2, 1965 THE NEWS Page 9 | JUDO ~-- (Continued from page 7) Classes will be held in the High School Auditorium. The first meeting will be on Wednesday, December 8th at 8.30 P.M. at the High School Auditorium. TEEN CLUB NEWS The local Teen Club are attempting one of the lar- gest winter events in Northwestern Ontario. They are sponsoring a snow festival for Terrace Bay, on February 4th, 5th and 6th. This will be a gala week- end of winter activities and is a revival of ice carni- vals for Terrace Bay. An estimated $500 will be spent on prize money for the different events. The outstanding attraction of the festival will be the coronation.of Miss Snow Queen, 1966. Six local highschool girls will be contenders for the crown. The snow festival will be arranged for both indoor and outdoor activities and will include competitions for all age groups. Some of the events are - massive pa- rade of floats , cross-country snowshoe races, beard growing contest, races (Bombardier Skidoo, Husky, Toboggan, speed skating), snow-culpture, Muk-Luk Mardi Gras festival dances (2 nights for adults and teens), figure skating demonstration, exhibition hockey, costume judging, outdoor barbecue, ice- fishing derby, King Trapper contest, Pulp cutting, wood splitting, log lifting, log throwing, flour pack-} ing, fur fashion show. Talented guest artists will attend and there will be spectacular demonstrations on ice of barrel-jumping and a death-defying jump of fire. There will also be a trap-setting contest and a talent show. Door prize draws will be made daily and it is hoped that these three days will provide entertainment for each and every person in Terrace Bay. Plan ahead of time and select the events in which you are inter- ested. Watch for posters and announcements. COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from page 8) and thought when the object of it were detailed to the public they would have a better understanding of its facilities. An entrance into the Library will be erected, enabling a study room for children and adults, equipped from the Library, as well as a dis- play room for Arts and Crafts. The Reeve reminded all that many of the projects suggested could not be carried out as they could not, for example, carry out a tree planting program on property they did not own. Councillor Thompson noted this had been a Centennial Celebrations committee, as the project had already been passed. Councillor Brown was authorized to have some carpentry work done before the Police moved in their office. He discussed the 'No Parking' signs by the Churches and felt they would handle the situation. He was to give the Secretary all details for changing the existing By-Law. Reeve Adamo reported to Council on the Reeve's Convention he had attended at the Lakehead, which stressed education, and proposals for the cost of edu- cation. The meeting had also dealt considerably with Child Welfare. A meeting of the Centennial Planning Committee will be held on Wednesday, December 8th at 7.30 P.M. in the adult study lounge of the Recreation Centre. All representatives of organizations and interested parties are urged to attend. LOCAL MEN HONORED (Continued from page !) Association also presented a plaque to Mr.Ken Mac- Leod (Hydro) for his untiring efforts in promoting Minor Hockey in Terrace Bay. The plaque was pre- sented by Mr.ERnie Kettle who acted on behalf of the Minor Hockey Association. OPEN HOUSE IN PUBLIC SCHOOL THURSDAY Parents and interested parties are cordially invited to attend the annual Open House at the Terrace Bay Public School being held on Thursday, Decemb er 2nd at 7 P.M. WATCH THE NEWS 'FOR DETAILS JUNIORS HOLD LEAGUE LEAD The Schreiber-Terrace Bay Juniors continued their early season domination of the N'western Ontario Junior Hockey League with a convincing 10-4 vic- tory over their chief rivals, the Geraldton Gold- miners. Rookie Geraldton goalie Gary Ward was under pressure for most of the contest. He was called on to handle thirty-seven shots, most of them from close range. The line of Pellegrino, Ross and MacDonald | | led the way for the winners as they (Continued page {I Sponsored annually by the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club Inc. SPARKLE * CONTEST *