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TERRACE | Circulation Terrace Bay' & Schreiber KIWANIS TO AGAIN STAGE WINTER CARNIVAL OE WINER CARNIVAL The annual Kiwanis Winter Carnival will be held this year on Saturday, April 2nd, Keep this date in mind for fun for the youngsters, A Teen Queen will be crowned, attended by two Princesses. There will also be prizes for costumes and novelty races, Remember the time - 2 P.M, and the day - Saturday, April 2nd, For further details see next week's Terr- ace Bay News, . i | i | | i | | SCHREIBER PUBLIC SCHOOL HOLDS OPEN NIGHT EY SUHUUL HOLDS OPEN NIGHT i : The Schreiber Public School held open' ; night on Friday, March 18th when the teachers were 'At Home! to the parents and interested ratepayers, One hundred and thirty-eight persons called to see some of the work being accomplished by the pupils and to discuss ; with the teachers concerned the welfare of | the children, ' The members of the School Board were also ; on hand to welcome the guests and show them . to the rooms of the pupils they were most interested in, a TEEN TOWN HOLD SUCCESSFUL VARIETY NIGHT Many hours of preparation produced a fine evening of entertainment and dancing 'as the Terrace Bay Teen Town presented its' 1960 Variety Night. last Friday evening. Over two hundred people were in attendance and tho- roughly enjoyed the programme, The group are to be sincerely congratulated on the outstanding job they did, President David Wheeler outlined the pur- pose of Teen Town ina short but revealing manner and had copies of the Club constitu- tion given to the adults. A look at the bylaws, rules and method 'of operation show that Teen Town is on.a very sound foundation and anyone viewing their Variety Nightwould agree that these young people run an ambi- tious and well-supervised Club. -- ore a Besides the dancing, there were several items of entertainment that added to. the success of the evening, Miss Lile Petrus showed outstanding skill in an accordian number; Bob Legault drew plaudits singing two selections and the Teen Boys' Chorus brought down the house with their version of "Tennessee Waltz" and "You Always Hurt the One You Love," Highlights of the evening were the Dance Contest and the Teen Queen Contest, Arthur -Trudeau and Annette Boudreau were ! j { | ! | i { 4 ed the best all-round couple in ChaCha, Polka and Waltz, They will represent Terrace NF LE ae ER AOE SR A, oe sep ence competitions next month, Four very lovely girls contested the Teen Queen title. Edith Adamo, Linda MacFadyen, Maryellen Reynolds and Gail Wood made the task of the judges extremely difficult, Each girl made three appearances, one a talént umber,one in bathing (Cont'd on Page 8) © Oe 2 ae ee EF Vol.3, No.12 nnn cnet winners in the Dance Contest, being acclaim- -- Bay at the Northwestern Ontario Youth Confer-- AY News March 24, 1960 SCHREIBER MIDGETS WIN DISTRICT MINOR HOCKEY | TITLE eal On Saturday and Sunday, March 19th and 20 the Thunder Bay Minor Hockey finals were held in Fort William Gardens. On Saturday the Schreiber team. beatthe Fort Frances entr and repeated with a win on Sunday over the Westfort A.A, Club to give them the Thunder Bay Championship. : _ The' Terrace Bay Bantams won their first game on Saturday over Fort Frances team. On Sunday the Bantams battled it out with the Fort William Canadiens and, after nine min- utes of overtime hockey, Fort William broke the deadlock to win by a 3-2 score. At the time of writing we do not have an accurate line-up of the Schreiber or Terrace Bay teams, We understand the three teams entered from the North Sliore in the playoffs all picked up valuable reinforce- ments from Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Mara- thon to play in their respective divisions. Congratulations to all players for their fine showing in the Thunder Bay District play-offs. "MEN'S CHORUS TO PRESENT SPRING CONCERT As in every year, the Terrace Bay Men's Chorus has presented their Annual Spring Con- certs during the Spring months. This year, the concert will be held on Friday, March 25th at 8,15 P.M. in the High School 'Auditor- ium. Along with their fine selection of songs they are fortunate in getting a trumpet quartette, and a violinist to provide enter- _ ,jtainment for your enjoyment, The proceeds from the concert will enable the Chorus to continue in their course to provide music for the people of Terrace Bay and District. . : MARATHON MERCURIES WIN FIRST TwO GAMES IN INTERMEDIATE PLAYOFFS On Saturday and Sunday in Terrace Bay the Mercuries won two games over the Fort Frances Canadians, On Saturday night the Mercs won _ by 6 to 3 and on Sunday by 7 to 5, so they are now two big games up in the: best of five series and have shown that North Shore. Hockey packs a punch, aa The Mercuries picked three Terrace Bay players, D.Whalen, Maurice Osmar and Tom Pollard, also Dobson as a spare goalie, for this series. In both games the Osmar, Whalen, Moon line was a key factor in the victories. ; 'The series now moves to Fort Frances, the third game on Tuesday, which could be the finale for Fort Frances Canadians, SMELT REGULATIONS FOR 1960 The 1960 regulations for taking smelts in Ontario remain unchanged from last year, idents may take smelts without a license during March, April and May. Res