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October 31" *7963 _ THE NEWS Pag ACROES bOWW 20, Orate 1Manderin = 1, Stuffs 33. Digoover ee y tea 3. Concealed 24. Flower 4. Wrath ®. Peer Gynt's recep: 7. "City of mother tacle xX W d Light" 4 "Boot" 28. Fortity - vi Or 9. Units of country 28. Goethe -- 6. ---- of mester- d. _. dearning .- plece | 12, Sultan's €.High priest 27, Pro- uzZi€ decree 7. Musical prietor 13. Slanting instrument 28. Stick Saturday's Answee 14. Fortify 8. Tapestry 29. Whey of 83. Particles 15. Malt 10. Place of milk 85. Founder beverage worship 80. Former of Pa. 16. Toward 11. Shop U.S. 38. By way of 17. Meanly 18. High: mus. president 39. Excavate 20. Obstacle 18. Assignment 32, Basque- 40. Candlenut 21. Bone: anst. 19, Frost like cap tree 22, Division of play 28. Golfer's warning cry 24. Custom 25. Mingle 26. Pronged instrument . 28. Forbid 29. Samarium: a_| ? Zr t WZ Peet Parl [ee ee ee rit Hal | Z eS ee ee | Governor Alphonse Desrosiers and the Degree Team of the Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge, 1752 are pictured above with ten new members. | Seated are the Degree Team left to right:- J. Mikus, E. Belliveau, G. Dakin, J. Dejonghe sym. 31. Beard and G. Calder. Standing are the new members ae kid L. to R. front row:-- H. Schmiedchen, A, Costa, 84, United A. Teskey, Governor- A. Desrosiers, R. oo Mendelin, A. Drexler and E.S Brown. Back #5, Chisrianed row L. to R. are:- F.J. Sweet, D. Reynolds, anim 36. Dan. money G, Reid, G.W. McKay. 37. Cut Pers STUDENTS BREAK LAKEHEAD RECORD 42. Moslem. ee Students of the Grade 11 High School class chiefs i nA Wy? 44 staged a most successful Twist-A-Thon last Sleua" LY, Pl eae week in the Recreation Centre. Starting Thursday evening and continuing non-stop through Friday and Saturday morning- Don Colborne and Fern McLeod remained on their feet to beat the exciting record of a little over 34 hours set at the Lakehead by at least 45 minutes. The Old Curling Lounge at the Recreation Centre was jammed to capacity during most of the endurance contest as both adults and children encouraged the participants. Those who gave up only a few hours under the record were:-- Robert McKechnie, Stephie Synishin, Marie Delaronde and Debbie Anderson, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OFFICIAL HOCKEY RESULTS Player G, Assts, Winner Amount Balon I. Phillips $ 2.00 Provost E.P. Kelly 2.00 Talbot A. Brend 2.00 Berenson Yola & Kay 2.00 Hicke G. Rioux 2.00 G. Tremblay M.P. Plummer 2.00 Richard I. Duncan 2.00 Harper J. Duncan 2.00 Rousseau Yola & Alex 2.00 J.C. Tremblay E, Reilly 2.00 HI_--- C RALLY THIS WEEKEND ot 4.08 - hy : ae. oA A Hi-C Rally for the North Shore and Lake- Ra 1 F. Woodruff 24.08| head areas will be held in the Commnity aoe 1 B. Woodruff 24.08 Church November lst to 3rd. Billets are |, needed for 100 young people. If you can open Laperiere J. MacDonald ge 00 your home to one or more please contact a Backstrom Ratchford 2-00 member of the Hi - C Group. Goal Tender Aaron Walsh 2.00 SOCIAL NEWS The Ladies Auxiliary will meet on Monday, November 4th in the Community Church at 8:15 P.M. The program this month will cover ideas for Chrismas and all ladies are cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. G, Martin and son arrived home Sunday from a three week(Cont'd on Pg.12 Game of Oct. 26th Total 100. 24 Score -- Montreal 1 vs. Chicago l NEXT WEEKS* SHUTOUT POOL $ 60.00 Wite Preservers EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? NOW, D YOu BOYS DARE TACHLE WY PRECIOUS JIMMIB TOO HARP OR PILE ON HIM OR PLAY ROUGH !! Pee iC, OW LOHG DOES AKE HORMAL RED CELL LIVE 1X THE Bicep STREAM -- beiled ----- apne se sncsee with fregh eee ee Pe cloth and rub. Treat once @ month , : FREEZING for best results. ; ABOuTr 120 DAYS.