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Lun SPORT OF POWLING In 1910° while Tordntonian Ryan and his associates were launching Canada's five-pin game, a Pittsburgh bowler arrived at his favourite alley with a set of rubber-banded duck pins. - This game originated in Baltimore Md,, in 1903 and in 1910 the "rubber band" type of duck-pin bowling was originated in Pittsburgh, Pa, These games are now supervised by the National Duck Pir Bowling Congress, Today there are more than 250,000 adherents of the rubber~banded duck~pin game and it is rapidly becoming the most popular game in Quebec as well as elsewhere in Eastern Canada, A half-century ago New Englander John J, Monsey devised his own game with tall, thin pins dubbed "candle-pins", This form of bowling was slowly accepted through- out the New England states and in the Mar- itime provinces, While the sport of bowling is certainly a top favourite of adults, it is rapidly becoming a favourite indoor pastime for boys and giris, In 1953 more than 50,000 youngsters, boys and girls, participated in sanctioned leagues, under the supervision of the American Junior Bowling Congress and some 1,600 teams of teenagers took part in the annual "Mailographic" tournament in 1954. -Also, in Western Canada, they have a high school championship. A special day is set, and the games are played by a telegraphic system, Clearly there is more to bowling than smooth co-ordination between your footwork and the delivery of the ball. Good bowling form consists also of a spirit of healthy competition and morale~building companion- ship, You are taking part in one of the most fascinating games in the world, a game enjoyed and played in one version or another by king and commoner alike for at least seven thousand years} 0-0-0 NOTICE The Terrace Bay Baseball Association wishes to thank the Recreation Committee for granting permission to stage the Great Morton Show in Terrace Bay, To those who attended the show we also extend our thanks, The Great Morton was very impressed with our beautiful auditorium and hopes to appear here sometime in the future, 0-0-0 Page 9 KIWANIS PRESENTS BOYS FISHING A .AitUS At a well attended meeting. on Tuesday evening the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club pre- sented some well deserved fishing awards to some of the boys in Terrace Bay. Prizes were awarded in speckled trout, lake trout and northern pike divisions and were won as follows: Speckled Trout - lst - Don Fedun 23 lbs, 2nd - Archie Heinrich , 2 lbs. Robert Nelson 103 lbs, 2nd - Norman Vezina 8 lbs. - lst - Eddie Kenney 13. lbs, 2nd - Bob Semeniuk Jd. IDSs The awards were presented by Mr. Bert McGooey Chief Forest Ranger from Pays Plat and by Mr, Ken McLeod from the Terrace Bay Conservation Club, Both of these gentlemen spoke of the great import- ance which conservation must have in order to preserve the soil, forest and water resources for the. future, Bob Hales, Kiwanis Chairman of Agriculture and Conservation chaired the presentation part of the meeting and Bob thanked all those who had taken part and especially Ralph Lindberg for his work in weighing the fish, Bob pointed out that 14 more fish had been entered this year over last year which showed the popularity of fishing among the young people. The Kiwanis meeting was called to order by President Des Evans-Smith and in addition to the guests mentioned above Thad Epps from Neenah was present as a guest of one of the members. Northern Pike - 1st Lake Trout 0-0-0 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY NEWS Saturday, September 2lst is definitely the deadline for Spring Flowering Bulbs. Tulips - 4 varieties ~- all colours Hyacinths - mixed 'Crocus - mixed Daffodils - yellow Any member requiring bulbs place your order with Ted Brown now, 0-0-0 ART CLUB NEWS Art Club classes are held every Thurs- day at 8:00 p.m, in the large meeting room at the Rec. Centre. New members are urged to join now for the winter's activities.