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TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 Now more people than ever follow the ~ SUN for LIFE Again in 1967, Sun Life's ideas for insurance protection, savings and investment funds have been enthusiastically received by indi- viduals, families, groups and busi- nesses, as figures below show. In 1968, new dividend scales will result in increased dividends to individual policyholders, and these divi- dends will reduce the outlay for a participating policy or increase the' savings and protection. 97th ANNUAL REPORT HIGHLIGHTS FEBRUARY 29, 1968 coming soon. ... Terrace Bay High School Snow Festival MARCH 8th and 9th - BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT MARCH 14th - SMORGASBORD AND COUNRTY FAIR MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND Bert Anderson T.B.H.S. GIRLS VICTORIOUS NEW LIFE INSURANCE: INDIVIDUAL........ $ 1,150,902,960 GROUP............8 720,698,770 TOTALS. cies $ 1,871,601,730 POLICY BENEFIT PAYMENTS.............-+ $ 279,311,766 TOTAL LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE......... $15,594,499,892 ASSETS AT DECEMBER 31, 1967...........-. $ 3,235,751,818 R.W. "BERT" ANDERSON 200 CENTENNIAL SQUARE BLDG. FORT WILLIAM, ONTARIO SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA The Insurance People with Ideas SKI CLUB RACES HELD LAST WEEKEND Last weekend saw a small but very enthusiastic group of ski racers turn out for the Annual' Club Championship Races. Billy Megraw dominated the Junior Boys events on Saturday, winning the Slalom, Downhill and Combined titles. Gordon Persson took second place in both the Slalom and Downhill events. Jimmy Evans-Smith was third in the downhill and Stephen Chapman third in the Slalom. The most enthusiastic Junior Skier of the Year Trophy went to Jimmy Evans-Smith. On Sunday, the Intermediates and Seniors took to the hill. Results in the Intermediate Girls Slalom and Downhill were the same in each event with Donna Chapman placing Ist and Joan Persson 2nd, and Pat Megraw 3rd. Donna Chapman was the com bined winner. The Intermediate Boys displayed some mot compe- "tition. (Cont'd on page 7) -photo by D. Field T.B.H.S. MIXED CURLING TEAM RECEIVES TROPHY Shown in the photo above are from left to right: Charlene Wallin, Pat Smith, Gary Suo(skip) and Jane Kelty displaying the coveted M.H. Craig Trophy presented to them at their winning.