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MARSH & LINDSKOOG HIT BIG COUNTS IN 10-PINS For the 2nd successive week Harold Marsh pounded out a whopping score in the 10-pin bowling league as he hit the high game of the evening of evening of 227. His efforts were somewhat in vain however, as the Warehouse dropped cll 4 points, Al Lindskoog knocked out the high series for the evening with a 614 total as the Engineers took honours with high game of 897 and high series of 2628, Please note: The Ten Pin executive would like to call the attention of all bowlers and especially team crptsins to the rule requiring 211 bowlers to bowl before 1l o'clock Wednesday night if their scores are to count for the week's bowling. Lately the teams have been somewhat lax on this point and as the series is close ell bowlers are interested in finding out their stnndings on the night they bowl, This should be takon as fair warning thet starting noxt Wednesday, the rule will be strictly enforced. Bowlers may bowl ahead of time but all scores must be in by bowling night and from now on the scoros will be toteled on that night and points awarded accordingly. Standings to date Team Matches Points Townsite 4 13 Orioles 5 ai Warehouse 5 2 Electrons 5 abd: Bears 4 9 Argos 4 5 Royals 5 5 Engineers 4 4 o-0-0 SKI ENTHUSIASTS NOTE idvice has been received to the effect that the Trevelling Ski School for the Thunder Bay District will be held at the Fort William Ski Club, starting on January 7th and running through to and including January llth, ui11 applications for this course should be directed to Mr, Fred Haley at 430 Empire venue, Fort William. Jn entry fee of $10.00 has been set for each participant and all other expenses must be borne by the individuals also. Further information may be had from the Recreation Office, 0-0-0 "My$" said an admiring neighbor, "I'm glad to hear that your son is on the college football team. Whet position does he play?" "I'm not sure," answered the proud mother, "but I think he said he is one of the drawbacks," 0-0-0 Page 5 HOCKEY PLAYERS GET IN SHAPE While we have been awaiting the arrival of ice in the Schreiber Arena, the potential members of our entry in the North Shore Hockey League are letting no grass grow under their feet, in terms of physical cond- ition,, that is. Approximately 3 times per week the boys have been meeting in the Recreation Hall, Teen Town or the s/rmouries, depending on which is available, and are put through their paces by Eric Siiling, who has been rapidly rounding them into shape. This year, when the boys hit the ice, they won't have to stop at centre ice to get their second breath. This alone should make a difference in the number of goals scored by our tenm this year, Word has just been received that our first practice is in the Schreiber Arena at 9:00 p.m. tomorrow night (Friday, Decomber lth). "According to Coach Jim Cumming, this practice will take the form of o light skating work-out, «All persons wishing to try out for the team are asked to be on hand, Terrace Bay's first geme is scheduled in Marathon for next Sunday, December 23rd. 0-0-0 DON'T FORGET THE LIMERICK CONTEST Everyone on the LongLec payroll, their immediate fnmilies and oll other Terrace Bay residents can enter the Limerick Contest. Prizes are: lst - $5,00; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.00. Just fill in the last line of the following limerick, sign your name and address and plece in Terrace Bay News boxes at the Time Clocks or at Hudson's Bay Store. Here 'tis! It was just about this time last yoar "Santy" Simpson got loaded with cheer Left his family to grieve On a sad Christmas eve, eevee eee eeoeoereeeerseeoeeeeeeneee Name iddress Contest closes December 3lst, 1951, 0-0-0 FOR Si.LE 1949 Monarch,2 Door, Cen be financed, Apply House 169 or Phone 97 after 5:00 p.m. 470-0 One turkey gobbled to another: "If grandpa knew how much we were costing a pound this year, he'd turn over in his gravy."