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THE BATHROOMS SIX STEPS AWAY... Wa We Poet 2 THE NEWS EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? 1964 ; February 20 YOUR ALCOHOL I$ SOMETHING ! THAT VERY OFTEN PUTS THE WRECK IN RECREATION , OIL Sale re CROSS WORD [ae BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP ANSWER BOE ROLY SINOTTE TERRACE BAY MOTOR HOTEL ena ace PHONE 3268 PHONE 3209 roe ana 60 Laurier Ave. - Terrace Bay. TEN PIN LEAGUE (Continued from Page 2) Hi-Three, Knight 496; Thompson 467; Phillips 466; Weppler 466; Hi-Singles, Knight 194; Simmer 189; Fawcett 188; Top "5" Averages: Weppler 140, Kelty 139, Mala- shewski 137, Thompson 136, Fawcett 136, Pluta 132. Standings to Feb.7 - Hi-single, Knight 194; Hi- single w/hcp, Knight 242 - Hi-three Knight 496, Hi=three w/hcp Knight 616, High Team Single, Inorbits 579, High Team Single w/hcp Astronauts, 785, High Team Three Stompers 1607, High Team Three w/hcp Stompers 2217. LADIES CURLING CLUB NEWS (by B.Bouchard) Over the past weekend several of our local ladies fared well in out-of-town Bonspiels. Two local teams travelled to Wawa and H.Lafontaine's rink walked off with first prize in the first event, defeat ing a Coppercliff rink in the final game. Curling with Heather were Mary Hale 3rd, P.Kelty 2nd and V .Hanna, lead. At the Schreiber ladies bonspiel Kay Thorsteinson' two trophies played for this season, having won th e Seagram trophy in the first round. Nice going ladies The third round for the Laskin trophy commences this week. PEE WEE HOCKEY - HOUSE LEAGUE The Pee Wee House League Hockey Semi-Finals got underway last Saturday morning. The en- thusiasm and determination of these youngsters is something to see and feel. Why not make it a point to see these future stars of to-morrow. Semi-finals and finals will continue each Saturday morning beginning at 10.00 A.M. The first games of the Semi-finals were close and exciting contests which saw the Canadians win over the Bruins by a score of 3 to 2, with a sudden death overtime goal by Paul Evans-Smith, his second of the game. Paul Papousek got the other Canadian tally while Mike Slattery and Theriault scored for the Bruins. In the other game the Maple Leafs edged the Black Hawks 4 to 3. Simmer led the scoring for the Leafs with 2 goals, Fisher and rink of S.Gusul, E.Zwir and Carol Lindquist captured Papineau got the other two. (Continued on Pg. 5) third prize in the Ist event while Dene Clancy's foursome of D. Josus, A.Paulsen and B.Knight won the second event. Congratulations ladies. General News The second round of curling for the Club Cham- pionship Canadian Oil Trophy has been completed and the P.Wellings rink of J.Stachiw, L.Gavin and M. Knight took top honours. This rink has won the first Call ZEnith 15000 EATON'S oF CANADA CATALOGUE ORDER OFFICE IS AS CLOSE AS YOUR PHONE ...NO TOLL CHARGE Phone in and Place Your Order HOME=MADE FISH & CHIP TAKE OUT SALE ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL - FEB.28 - 4.30 TO 5.30 Pick-up or Delivered Orders taken in advance until Feb.27th by Mrs. Bob Ellacott 378 - Mrs.Norman Bottomley 331 or Mrs. Doug. May 697. Marathon, Ont.