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TERR Vol .9, No.3 L.to R. |.Oikonen, A.Brown, V.Anderson and A. Pollock. Photo by D. Whiteley PORT ARTHUR RINK WINS LADIES BONSPIEL The twelfth annual ladies open curling bonspiel of Terrace Bay, held last weekend, was won by a Port Arthur rink skipped by A.Pollock with V. Anderson, A.Brown and |.Oikonen. They were recipients of pole lamps and winners of the North- ern Engineering and Supply Co.Trophy. Miniature tropies were also presented to the winners. Runner- up was the L.Norris rink of the Port Arthur Golf and Country Club with B.Dennis, D.Brown and |. Riddell. A local rink skipped by A.Sinkins with L.Gavin, A.McKie and R.Johnson, took third prize and fourth prize was won by another local rink skipped by A.Latour with O.Kross, A.Paulsen and O.Martin. The second event was taken by Frankie Caccamo of Schreiber with J.Riley, M.Phillips and K.Krystia who received bathroom hampers. Runner-up was the B.Halonen rink with C .Ross, E.Niemi and L.Huard all of Schreiber. Third was E.Fedoroniak of Fort William Curladrome with M.McParland, E.Toppo- zini and L.Gaurer and fourth was M.Hale of Ter- race Bay with L. Shubaly, G.McDonald and J. Rochon. A.Mableson of Red Rock with M.Button, |.Sig- urdson and M.Adams, took the third event receiving cake humidors. They defeated Terrace Bay's H. Lafontaine rink with N.Crockford, B.Fawcett and G .Sidhu. G.Caren of Fort William with B.Whent, M.Kelly and B.Harvey took the third prize. Fourth prize went to C.McDonald of Marathon with team- mates J.Smalley, E.Jordon and J.McLaughlin. Thirty rinks took part in the spiel of which nine- teen were from out of - Continued page 11) Serving the district March 31, 1966 COUNCIL QUOTES At the monthly meeting of the Municipal Council last Tuesday, it was approved that Terrace Bay should participate in the mutual aid scheme for fire protection among neighbouring North Shore communities. Object of the scheme is to provide additional men and hose in the event of an uncon- trolable or major fire outbreak. The towns adjac- ent to the seat of the fire are to send men and hose to that municipality. During the time that firemen are out of town Terrace Bay would s**Il have pro- tection in case of fire from both its own equipment and that of the nearest township unaffected by the major outbreak . At the meeting Dr.M.McCausland presented the Health Report for 1965. The complete report is presented on page fifteen. Don Stewart presented a report on his recent trip to Toronto where he attended the Ontario Hydro- Electric convention. Among other business discussed was the confirmed appointment of R.Cormier as official dog catcher. Mr .Cormier will take up his duties immediately. Also discussed were speed restrictions on High- way No.|7 through the town and it was hoped that the new limits would be in force before the opening of the tourist season. To ensure the safety of the town the following proposals were put forward:- 1. That a speed limit of 30 m.p.h. be imposed from the Aguasabon Bridge on the West to the Mill Road on the East. 2. That an amber flashing light be erected at the western entrance to the town and that double white lines be continuous from the Aguasabon bridge to the Mill road. Present at the meeting were Reeve W.Adamo, Councillors D.Desrosiers, W.Kurylo, R.Sinotte and K.McLeod. Clerk-Treasurer W.F .Strutt and Clerk W.Hanley were also in attendance. JUNIOR HOCKEY CLUB SPONSORS BIG BINGO On May 23rd the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Junior Hockey Club are sponsoring a mammoth CASHO Bingo with $500 in prizes. It will be held in Ter- race Bay Arena. The Junior club has run into some financial dif- ficulties through their season's operations and re- quire the full support of both Schreiber and Terrace Bay at this bingo. This will be similar to the Bingo staged by the Terrace Bay Teen Town.