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Page |0 FESTIVAL (Continued from P.9) known players. The Terrace Bay SUPERIORS will have almost every hockey player who played in the 1960-6l season, the team that was Manitoba-Saskatchewan champions and Western Canada finalists. This will be a re-union for many former Superior players and will also bring back to fans memories of the good hockey of that particular season. Final event for the evening will be the coronation of the Snow Queen--Miss Snow Festival of 1966-- and her princesses. The coronation will be performed with regal splendor, a procession on the ice led by an honour guard and the Sea Cadet band. Door prizes will again be given away at each hour from 6.30 to 10 p.m. at the Arena. During inter- mission there will be band music, the judging of the Beard Growing Contest and exhibition figure skating. There will not be a dull moment in this evening's continuous entertainment. SNOW FESTIVAL DANCE AND RECEPTION A Snow Festival Dance will be held at the High School Auditorium for teenagers and visiting curlers. Music by King James and the Axemen. Another dance will be held at the Moose Hall the same even- ing. This will be an open dance and reception for the Lakehead N.H.L. pros. and our Terrace Bay SUPERIORS. Old-time music will be played by the North Shore Polka Kings. SUNDAY - FEBRUARY 6 - ICE SCULPTING CON- TEST This contest is open to any resident of Terrace Bay. The final judging will take place on Sunday morning. HO. GC eB yY LAKEHEAD NHL OLD TIMERS VS TERRACE BAY SUPERIORS -- 1960 - 61 SAT. FEB.5 - 7.45 P.M. xk * THE NEWS LaPrade, councillor. LAKEHEAD SEA CADET 70 PIECE February 3, 1966 At the present time we do not see too many ice sculp-f tures and feel that many do not know where to start. The recipe is very simple--just mound your snow and wet it with water to slush. As soon as it starts freezing, shape it with a shovel or by hand into any form you wish. However, you should keep in mind that you should start working with some type of theme or particular shape. Once you have your final shape the finishing touches can be done with an axe or hatchet. Prizes for snow sculpting are Ist - $10 - 2nd, $7.50 and 3rd $5.00. Please sub- mit entry forms to the Rec .Office before Feb.é6th. OUTDOOR EVENTS - The outdoor programme will commence at 1:30 p.m. at the Athletic Ball Field. SNOWSHOE RACES - There will be open races for boys and girls, ladies and men--all ages. Snowshoe races will be run on a circular track, distances vary- ing from 25 yards to 100 yards. You must provide you own snowshoes. The cross-country snow shoe race will be an open event for ladies and for men. The distance will be 5 to 7 miles. This race will start at approximately 3 o'clock. The Mayors and Reeves Challenge Snowshoe Race will commence at 2.30 from the ballfield on a 100- yard track. This should prove a popular event. Reeve Adamo is challenging all visiting dignitaries. We understand that Mr. John Ferrier, Manager of Kimb erly-Clark, has been practising feverishly in order to provide stiff competition for Willie. Representing the City of Port Arthur will be Edgar From Nipigon (Continued P.12) GUEST ARTIST - JENNIFER WILKI Western Canada Junior Ladies Champion .. SATURDAY - FEB. 5TH - 7:00 P.M. TERRACE BAY ARENA .. BAND TWO PERFORMANCES - SAT. FEBRUARY 5 - DURING PARADE - AND AT THE ARENA AT 6:30 P.M. and INTERMISSION