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APRIL 24, 1969. BEAVER LUMBER = STORE 109 Fourth Street Nipigon 887-2103 Commencing April 26th., 1969 our store hours will be : Monday to Friday 8.30 to 5.30, Saturday 8.30 to 12 NOON. Dwayne Thomas Manager . WANTED - Girl's or boy's two wheel bike. Phone w/a? jas N.D.P. CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS: the Com- Meeting in the Holy Angels Parish Ce: ' te ee on April 18th, the Schreiber - Terrace B~> Prese" Club elected the following officers: Pres - ey ; J. Power; Vice Presidents - Mr. E. Pers® ' was rea Gauthier, J. Spiliane; Recording Secref- ers E. Prinselaar; Treasurer - Mr. R. Ma rti, aye al ship Chairmen - Mr. W. Gerow, Mr. e Mr. A. Citkovitch; Social Convenor - ciety on Didura . AcCausland The meeting was addressed by Jack St' ice Cue who outlined his recent activites in the les th te and the riding. Following the meeting a M : be, social hour was held. oe eaker. The May 20th. NORTH SHORE BADMINTON TOURNAA? crippled The Marathon Badminton Club hasted t: ae to be A. Tournament with representatives from i a Conia Rock, Terrace Bay and Manitouwadge Clut*, Competition started on Saturday morning Marathon High School with many fine players be..., eliminated to consolation events or going on to championship finals which were played off on Sunda, with the following winners: Womens Singles - win- ner - Marion Ward Manitouwadge; Runner up - Jessie Paley - Red Rock; Consolation winner - Barbara Dyer - Marathon; Runner up - Janet Russell Manitouwadge . Mens Singles: Winner - Gene Kederes - Marathon Runner up -- John Petrek - Red Rock; Consolation winner = Paul Allan - Marathon and George Kalabe Marathon. continued next column TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Women's Doubles: Winners - Marion Ward, Muriel Watkins - Manitouwadge; Runners up ~- Jessie Paley - Red Rock, Audrey Dock - Marathon; Con¢ solation winners - Nola Bryan and Barbara Dyer - Marathon; Runners up - Freda Rimmerle and Ellie White - Marathon. Men's Doubles: Winners - Ken Ward and Russ Logan Manitouwadge, Runners up Gene Kederes and Fred Ganzon - Marathon; Consolation winner - Lionel Waghorm and Cliff Linton - Terrace Bay; Runner up Herb Asmmann and Ed McAdam - Terrace Bay. Mixed Doubles; Winners - Jessie Paley and John Petrek - Red Rock; Runners up Marion Ward and Ken' Ward - Manitouwadge; Consolation winners - Muriel Watkins and - a - Manitouwadge- Runner yo.E! i eiiiscraa Gyre AS io Mar- Lacrosse, Swim inaicucien: "etc. Employment ap= portunities will be indicated in next week's NEWS for summer staff on the Recreation programme. ART COURSE = An Art Course was commenced last Thursday under the instruction of Joe Marcella, Jr., in conjunction with the Recreation Committee and the Art Club, and all comments indicate a great deal of interest in the content of this course. This week will be your last chance to register for this course if you have not already done so. ACTIVITY INTEREST- If you have any programme activities in mind that you would like te see being conducted in Terrace Bay, please let us know. We will be only too pleased to implement such programme$ if interest warrants them. If you have an idea or concern, please call the Recreation Office (3542) and lat us share your thinking. JUDO INSTRUCTION - Classes in Judo started last Thursday evening at 6.30 p.m. in the High School Auditorium, under the sponsorship of the Recreation Committee and instructed by Mr. Percy Ahern. This course is open to children 19 years and over, as well as adults. If you wish to register, please contact the Recreation Office or come out to the classes on Thursday evenings. A parent consent form must be *aned ~ all persons under the age of 21 before they in this course. RENT- A-¢ CAn Fact= have indicated that DAILY ea ee SHORT AND LONG TERM LEASING PHONE : BRIAN DUFFY Schreiber 824-2043 Evenings 824-2068