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The Canadian Pacific's new Transcon- tinental all stainless-steel Scenic-Dome streamliner "The Canadian" will make its first run through Terrace Bay on . April. 25th This train will be a daily westbound and eastbound train, but will not stop in Terrace Bay, Approximate times will be 10:00 a.m. westbound and 1:30 a.m, east- bound stopping at Schreiber, Trains now known as 8 and 4; ° 3 and 7 will run on the same schedule, but will run as one section with the Toronto and Montreal sections consolidating at Sudbury. R. J. Hale, C.P.R. agent in Terrace Bay will issue a definite near for the Canadian at a later date,. 0-0-0 SNOW PLOUGH The parents are urged to caution their children in regard to the snow plough. To do an effective job the plough must travel close to the edge of the road and it must move at a reasonable speed to throw the snow over the banks and off the road. . With the banks being so high there is a hazard to children particularly if they are playing in the driveways or entrance paths at the edge of the road. The children should be cautioned to stay well back from the road when. the plough is working on their street. The children too should keep completely away from the snow blower. 0-0-0 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY NEWS It has just been learned that ir," N. H. Harrison, Agricultural Representative from Port Arthur will be in Terrace this Saturday, March 26th, All members are invited to attend an informal gathering to mect Mr, Harrison in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre at 8:15 vm. This is not a: business meeting but it is hoped that a good number of our members will be on hand to visit with the District Representative, 0-0-0 Page.5 HOCKEY NEWS: The Classic _of the Year Schedulaifor April 5th - = The covetous S, H, Memorial Hockey Trophy is again at stake! This prized collection has been gathering: dust in Kulcheski's basement and will ence again be put up for competition. In early 1951 arguments were common as to who were the better hockey players, the white-faced office employees, or the "dirty handed" hourly employees. To end all doubts, the duel was set for February 2nd of 1951, and Gross's dirty-handed "Lunch Pails" emerged victorious and sole possessors. of the now famous 5, H. Memorial Trophy (this scribe understands that many fond memories were gathered over this trophy). From 1952 to 1954 inclusive, the "Pale-Faces" proved their dormant talent into reality in winning and retaining the trophy. Evidently it took the one game of 1951 to again season these hockey players of yester-year, The Fifth Annual Renewal of this classic between Old Rugged Gross's "Lunch#Pails" and L, A, Mazza's'"Pale- Faces" will take place at 8:30 the evening of Tuesday, April 5th in ~ local Arena, Undoubtedly you must have segue yourself in seeing™sonie of our ladies taking to the ice, some of our men giving us an exhibition of how hockey.was.played... in "the Nineteenth century-=-but if its full erijoyment 'you seek' as to how hockey was played in the early twenties mixed in with a little of the modern version, then we must stress come out and see the real players whom we have borrowed from Hackey's Hall of Fame in their duel for the sensational S,.H, Memorial Trophy. Watch next week's "News" for the copyrighted names of the "Line-up", -- Admission --+ Adults 25¢ Children -- Free Entire proceeds for Kiwanis Easter Seal Campaign for Ontario: Society of Crippled Children. 0-0-0 LADIES HOCKEY PRACTICE Public Skating tonight (Thursday) will be finished at 9:30 pem. and the Ladies will practice immediately after- wards. Wednesday March 30th 9:30 to 10:30 Please--- Everyone be on time, 0-0-0