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Page 3, ERNIE SCHRITT'S RINK WINS HUDSON'S BAY CURLING TROPHY The Hudsonts Bay Trophy. emblematic of the Terrace Bay Curling Club Championship has been won by the rink skipped by Ernie Schritt, with Walt Lemiski 3rd, Marv Lemon 2nd and Don Brand lead. In a ten-end game played last Sunday morning, the Schritt aggregation defeated Rune Ostling's rink by a 16-7 score, On Rune's rink were Charles Biederman 3rd, Irene Ostling 2nd and Dick Lumbers lead. Postponed from Saturday night due to soft ice conditions, the Suriday morning game was play- ed on relatively poor ice despite the postponement, es Schritt drew first blood on the first end with a single point and-from there on held the lead all the way. His high score was built up particularly on the 4th end with a count of four and with a five ender on the 7th, Ostling scored two in the 3rd, two in the Sth, two in the 6th and one in the 8th, CURLING CLUB NEWS Action in the Imperial Bank Bonspeil has been deferred since last Sunday due to the mild spell, As we go to press, it is possible that with cooler weather the ice will tighten up and play will then be resumed, The Bonspeil is now in the sixteens, As it may be necessary to call games on short notice in order to complete the schedule, skips and players on teams remaining in the bonspeil are requested to cooperate in every manner possible with the Curling Club Exccutive, Notice of games will be given as far in advance as possible under existing conditions, 00:0 DON'T USE DEFECTIVE TOOLS-THEY INVITE ACCIDENTS Hand tools should be considered defect- ive and requiring repair or replacement whenever the following conditions exist? 1. Impact portion of tools is mushroomed, chipped or flaked, &e Head, blade or bit is insecurely fastened to handle, 5. Handle is broken, split or splintered, 4, Screw driver bits are mishapen by breakage or wear, 5. Wrench jaws are spread out of alignment, 6, Tool dressing or sharpening is required, RETURN SUCH TOOLS TO TOOL ROOM FOR REPLACEMENT ANT o:0\6 ST MARTIN'S CATHOLIC GUILD OFFICERS ELECTED The regular monthly meeting of St. Martin's ' ' Catholic Guild was held at the home of Mrs, R. J. Shemanski on March 17th at which the following officers were elected: President - Mrs, Arthur Greenfield; Vice-President - Mrs. Ed Cavanaugh; Secretary - Miss Terry Paulmert; Treasurer - Miss Catherine Maltese; Program Convenor - Mrs. Gordon Bird, It was agreed that yearly membership dues of $1.00 should be charged, these dues will be collected at the next meeting, The next monthly meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ed Cavanaugh, 128 Poplar Crescent, April 2lst, 8:00 p.m, Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Kk. M. Schneble, Bridge was played with high score by Mrs. Ed Cavanaugh, consolation by Mrs. Purcell, 000 WOMENS' INSTITUTE TO ORGANIZE On Friday, April 9th at 3:00 p.m. in the Recreation Hall there will be an organization meeting of the Womens! Institute of Terrace Bay. The Womens! Institute is a non~sectarian, non-political organ- ization. Representatives of the Womens! Institute from outside points will be present at the meeting, Further details will be carried in the next issue of this paper, 0 0)0 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LOST Ronson lighter between Administration Building and LongLac Staff Cafeteria, bear- ing initials "E.A.M." on front and engraved on back, Finder please turn in to Eldon Marostica in the Administration Building, Reward,