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- THE NEWS "MINOR HOCKEY NEWS (by E. Kettle) Last week Terrace Bay Bantams and Midgets played games against Schreiber. The Schreiber Bantams defeated Terrace Bay by the score of 6 - with Ron Stuart scoring all three goals in a losing cause. In the Midget game Terrace Bay ran rough=shod over Schreiber, defeating them 15-1. Dan Schock, Stachiw and Turner paced the team with three goals each. Bob Coates and Solly had two goals with singles going to Falzetta and Mallais. MacDonald scored the lone Schreiber goal. On Saturday of this week there will be a Midget Tournament at the local Arena, with teams from Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Marathon, Manitouwadge and Red Rock. COME AND SUPPORT THE KIDS !! | Incredulous at first, Tony Costa finally accepted as fact wha _a group of excited youngsters were trying to tell him last Sat- urday afternoon = he was the lucky winner of the Hus=ski raffled off recently by the Terrace Bay Navy League. The presen- tation was made by Paul Coupal on their behalf. Tony is pic- tured at the left. Phato by G .Wheeler FOR SALE - 1964 Bombardier Ski-Doo (Demonstra- tor) Heavy Duty Double Track Machine - full warranty. New Price $1036.00. WHAT OFFERS ? Phone 657 - Schreiber. STUDENTS SELL CHOCOLATE BARS In an effort to raise money for a trip to Ottawa, the students of grades eleven and twelve have begun a chocolate bar campaign. The bars are an exclusive, made by World's Finest Chotolate, sold only by organizations raising money for projects. If you have already bought a bar you will agree the chocolate is superb and worth the money charged. When you buy a bar read the inscription on the side. MORE CURLING NEWS The date for Challenge Curling has been set for March 7th. Ice sheets will be open from 9 a.m. and at the odd hours until 9 p.m. All games will be 8-enders. No charge will be made to club members but non-members will be charged per game. The lounge will be open all day and a social evening will complete the entertainment. Entry sheets for the Challenge Curling will be placed in the lounge this Wednesday . IMISSION RENEWAL HOLY ANGELS PARISH - SCHREIBER REV .:J.M.O'REILL YS Ser, LADIES AND GIRLS - Grade 7 and up -- February 23 to March Ist - Daily Masses at 7:00 and 9:15 A.M. - Children's Mass at 12 Noon. MEN'S MISSION = MARCH 1ST TO MARCH 8TH Masses = times to be announced... SERVICES - SUNDAYS at 7:00 P.M. - WEEKDAYS at 7:30 P.M. EVERYBODY WELCOME FIRE DEPT. PRESENTS ANNUAL REPORT Following is the 1963 annual report of the Schrei- ber volunteer fire brigade, submitted by chief W.R. Weaver := Twenty calls responded to - 2 chimney fires - | automatic dryer - | truck fire - | oil furnace - 2 space heaters - 3 grass fires - | incinerator - | grease fire - | service station - | plugged stove pipes - 3 bush fires -- at an approximate loss of $2,000. There were thirty-eight fire drills with average attendance of 12 men. The entire force numbers 13 with Chief Weaver . Among equipment asked for this year is a fan smoke disperser which would do away with opening windows and doors in event of fire, a particularly bad practice during winter . C.W.L. MEETING Mrs. W. Cocks presided at the regular meeting of Holy Angels Catholic Women's League on Feb. 9th. Father Cano spoke on the importance of re- ligious training for children, most especially during the Lenten Season. Reporting for citizenship Mrs. H.Prescott said that one member spent 1 1/2 hours filing books for the public lib rary; twenty-two had assisted with the March of Dimes and two others helped count the collection. Radio & T.V. Convenor, Mrs. W. Mullins, reported writing for a list of the movies but was unable to get one. Mrs. Joe Caccamo reported 213 paid up members in addition to honor- ary members. The League will cater at a curling banquet and a rummage sale will be held during this month. Any good clothing unsold will be sent to Father Audette, Fort Frances, for mission work. Mrs. A.Bedard 'of Port Arthur, Diocesan President, was introduced and spoke on the importance of convenors having annual reports ready in detail and sent in in time for presentation. She also discussed plans for the League Convention in May when Schreib er will be the host. Lunch was served by Mrs. Joe Caccamo's com- mittee. CHAMB ER OF COMMERCE MEETING - 8 P.M. Thursday night - old curling lounge.