The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

LOCAL' LADIES PLACE WELL IN LAKEHEAD !SPIEL Three, of. our local~rinks" journeyed to Port Arthur to enter the. Lakehead Women's Bonspiel, held'on March 17th, 18th : and' 19th in the Port Arthur and Fort William Curling Rinks... Despite unfavourable ice conditions, the log al teams displayed some fine curling, Out of 56 rinks entered in, the Bonspiel Betty Jesspp's rink placed 4th in the 2nd Event, and Peggy welling's rink placed first in the 4th event. The Welling's rink had a fine record having 7 wins and 1 loss. Rink Personnel cd Wellings - Skip in Latow - Third Tda Romanivk . = Second Nat Coates - Lead Barvara Haughn - Skip Mrs, Carmichael - Third Doris McKay - Second Kay Thorsteinson - Lead e Betty Jessop - Skip Betty Austin - Third Mary Hale _-..- Second Aggie Sinkins - Lead 0-0-0 TERRACE BAY RINK PLAGES SECOND IN NORTH WESTERN: ONTARIO LADIES! CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP Skipped by Peggy Wellings, the Terrace : Bay rink of Ann Latour, third, Ida Romaniuk second, and Nat Coates lead, are to commend- ed for their excellent showing in this highly contested event. The local quartet got off to a good start Tuesday morning, March 15th, defeating Mrs. Watt's, McKenzie Island entry. Later that aftermoon, they repeated their performance by defeating Mrs, Hall's entry from Red Rock, Playing their third game of the day, the local-girls lost to Mrs, Fogagth's entry from the Lakehead, Wednes-~ day morning, the Terrace Bay rink defeated hrs. Lund's rink from Rainy River, giving them a record.of : 3%wins: and' 1..Loss, The Lakehead entry went on to win the champ- ionship by defeating Mrs, Watt's, McKenzie island. Rink, their fourth game of the event, in 2 keenly contested game, AL the banquet Wednesday night, nomina- tions were held to.elect officers for the Sorthcoming season, and Mary Hale of Terrace Bay, was elected First Vice-President of the Northwestern Ontario Ladies Curling (Cont. on next col.) Page 7 o TERRACE BAY RINK PLACES SECOND (Cont.) Association, with=Ida)Romaniuk to act as" Club representatives The Northwesterm Ontario Ladies Curling Association have~recently become affiliated with Western Canada. «Next, year,,the Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club will have the honor 'to be hosts to the zone winners in the Northwestern playdowns. Following this, the Ontario Winners will travel to Vancouver, where the; Western Canada Championship is to beheld in March 1956, This is sponsored' by the T,.\Eaton Company Ltd. So }tet's look forward to seeing a Terrace Bay rink*represent North- western Ontario in the Western Canada Championships next year, 0-0-0 ATTENTION FIGURE SKATERS 'There are stili some members who have 'not paid the costume fee, It would-be appreciated if those people would bring the money to the rink to Betty Austin at either of the figure skating sessions, If this is not con- venient, put the mency in an envelope and leave it at Hotel Terrace. Please remember to put your name on the outside of the envelope so that you willbe crossed off the list. Your prompt attention to this matter would be appreciated, er ' Remember, there are still three figure skating sessions léft "im this month, Thursday, waeth 2uth, Tuesday, Mareh 29th, and: Thursday, March 3ist. The Thursday, March 31st session will wind up figure skating activities, for the years 0-0-0 SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION ANN: ie Lb MEETING MARCH=30TH REMEMBER---~---KEEP WEDNESDAY, March 30th open for the Annual Meeting of the Terrace Bay Amateur Softball Association to be held in the sm¥%1l méeting room at the Recreation Centre at 7:00 p.m. sharp. There are several very important 'items to be discussed, as wéll as the election of officers for the coming season. So-if you Lave any "Beefs", suggestions or recom- mendations to make, let's hear from you and plan to make this year the biggest-yet This meeting is open to anyone in-- terested in softball, and everyone is - welcome,