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Ski Club News - cont'd from page 10 this coming weekend when the Club Championship races are held. Scheduled is as follows, Saturday March 8th - 2.00 p.m., Junion girls (11 years and j under) Junior boys (11 years and under), Sunday March 9th - 2.00 p.m. - Intermediate girls (12 to 15 Senior ladies (16 and over) Intermediate boys (12 to 15) Senior Men (16 and over). There will be a downhill and a slalom event for each group. Races are open to mernbers only and reg- istration will be open until race time. Spectators are very welcome. During racing there will be pleasure skiing as usual on the horshoe, rabbit and centennial runs. The Northwestern Ontario Directors of Recreation | Association held their annual meeting at the Town & Country Motel in Nipigon March 2nd. to.March 5th. The guest speaker was Mr. Gordon Dalzell, Director Lakehead Board of Education, Port Arthur, who spoke on the topic "Education - Recreation". Other guests included Mr. Dick O'Dell, Extension Department, Confederation College, representatives of the Nation al Film Board, Red Cross, and Royal Life Saving Society. D. Courtemanche Rec. Director attended. GET ACQUAINTED PARTY GS IN THE Moose Hall a SATURDAY MARCH 8th RA 9.30 to 1.30 ie ' MEMBERS ms BRING THEIR FRIENDS $1.00 per couple COLD PLATE, AVAILABLE KOLESAR'S Pay Day Specials} Phone: 825-3327 '(Sport shirts - _ MEN'S - SHORT SLEEVES | Terrace Bay, Ontario NYLONS 1ST QUALITY LIMITED os BAe. Aik BBC Threa 12 ~ 50 Ya. 'f ASSORTED TO A PACKACE~ - OR i Reg. $6, $7 and $8.) | 2 FOR Ladies Dress LIMITED QUANTITY. - Reg. 29.98 $7.00 | Pyjamas sm SIZES 8 +. 16 ' BUY ONE AT REG.PRICE ~ SBCOND PAIR ONLY - -_ Spools 1 - 1000 YARD SPOOL rustic QVErsngees CHILDRENS cone SIZE 3 - 6x 1/2 PRICE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MARCH 7 AND 8 Ontario Society For Crippled Children This week, a very special me mailing to every hime in Ontario will show that happiness is "Easter Seals Helping Crippled Children". More progress in the care and treatment of the crippled child has been made in the past 25 years than during the whole previous history of man- kind. This progress has happened because people have been made aware of the needs of crippled children and given an opportunity to help by contributing to the Easter Seal campaign right in their own commun- ity. One of the major causes of disability among child- ren in Ontario is a disease known as cerebral palsy. A few years ago this disease was shrouded in mystery but today the Ontario Society for Crippled Children's Easter Seal programme is providing help for more than cont d page b vHECK OUR NON-ADVERTISED | SPECIALS - AT HALF PRICE | OR LESSI