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'MARCH 2, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 (continued from page 8 ) the summer Olympics. We collected over 100 and we hope to get more before Tuesday. Each 50 labels helps by giving $1.00. | hope Canada wins itsshare of med- als. Don't you? We went to different grades to ask them to save Kraft labels for us . Jimmy and Angie got their picture taken. : - Nanette McDonald We got two posters about the Olympics Games. Then we saved Kraft labels. We asked Grades 1 to 8 to help us. We saved over 100 labels. This is Jimmy and Angie in the picture. Jimmy's hair is messed be- cause he was working hard saving Kraft labels. - Annette Beaulieu CARNIVAL NEWS. Terrace Bay's Winter Carnival '72 was the biggest and best ever. Under the very capable chairmanship of Don Laporte, assisted by Vice Chairman Jerry Dup- as, Recreation Director, it was four days of fun and frolic. The Terrace Bay Band, directed by Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss, added a great deal to the festivities. * At the official opening of the Carnival on Thurs- day evening, in the Arena, Master of Ceremonies, Ken Weppler gave a few words of welcome, and the band accompanied the singing of O Canada. The first item on the agenda was the crowning of the Carnival Queen, and designation of the two princesses, Miss Bonnie McEwen, a student of the Terrace Bay Campus, was chosen as Queen, and the two princesses, chosen from a bevy of Terrace's loveliest teen-agers were Kathy Zwaresh and Shar- on Bougie. Reeve W. Cavanaugh had the honour of crowning the Queen, and making the presentation of a bou- quet of red roses, and a scroll proclaiming her as Queen. Members of Town Council made presentat- ions of gifts to the Queen, princesses, and other contestants. Each participant received a long stem- med red rose, and a gift, on behalf of the Carnival committee. Various activities followed the crowning. Young figure skaters under the direction of Mrs. lvy Pattison, presented a flag drill. This was followed by a broomball game between the High School tea- chers and members of the Student Council. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Leg- ion, dressed in bizarre costumes, played a hilarious game of hockey against members of the Fire Depar- tment and the Police Department. Then another show was put on by the figure skaters. Friday brought the judging of the Snow sculptures around town, thw winners being: first L. Legault, (continued on page 10) ST TH AL SAY, DO You Ju INK OF ALL REALIZE How MUCH POVERTY THERE IS IN Tue )| [poe A THING To Hep BECAUSE YOU'RE nw4C2>mo THOSE POOR, STARVING | 4 - PEOPLE ANP You CAN'T a3 = WHAT'S SHE TALKING ABOUT ? SHE HASN'T DONE A THING Aout IT!!! i VES > DON'T BE ANOTHER "LUCY" 111 COME TO OUR HUNGER MEAL: - March 16th @ 6:00 p.m. -.St. Martin's Parish Hall THANK YOU! The Grade 6 Class of YOU CAN HELP. St. Martin's School