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Page § : 5 Februg KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OFFICIAL HOCKEY RESULTS" BON S P| FE { $PECIAL$ Keon L.Cartwright Douglas ' D.O*Driscoll 2.00 Nevin 2 1 J.W.Fraser 10,52 oekuer 5 Ye aioe 2.00 '63 CHEVY IT NOVA 4-DOOR SEDAN Pappin 1 Kydd & 7.68 J ; : : Z iehawitch 1 a Moon 768 Powerful 6-cyl. eet Na anes automatic Stanley 1 7.68 transmission. custom radio -- with many extras = Duff 4 10.52) EXECUTIVE DRIVEN - 7000 ORIGINAL MILES' Steward 2 ~Ed.Nicol 13.36] Balance of new car factory warranty - Armstrong 1 im Bill 13.36] color, Cherrywood & Beige - $ Pulford R.Wanlin 13.36 BONSPIEL SPECIAL - 2636 Harris Ray & Ziggy 2.00 s ang ai eee (62 CHEV. BISCAYNE 4-DOOR SEDAN Kelly L.Gray 7.68 GEA ee i e% Bi SF a Hillman 1 aueeen 7.68 yl. motor - aytomatic transmission Goal Tender Rene Gaudette 2.00 G.M. TOTAL 113.52 Score - TorOfto 5 --- New York 2 NEXT WEEK*Y SHUTOUT POOL $100.00 '6] OLDS 88 STATION WAGON 4-DOOR SEDAN LADIES' FIVE-PIN BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS Twisters, 155; Strikers, 143; Good-Gals, 132; Bed Rocks, 106; Hopefuls, 101; Hits & Misses, 95. Games over 200 as follows:- A. Werczynski - 250) . 7\000 oriai T. Gaudet - 212, G. Brearley - 203, M. Edmunds - ee RST OY oe miles - BALANCE OF 215, D. Billings 222 and 321. NEW CAR\ FACTOR WARRANTY -= colon - 2-tone Palomar Red|and Beige \eee Power steering - power Brakes - back-up lights new paint - automatic trans. and many extras to make up a fine car. This beauty is a 2-tone blue color - HAS TO BE TRIED TO APPREC- IATE VALUE - GM 'OK' Warranty Bonspiel Special - 2550 FALCON] 4- DOOR SEDAN | 6-CYL. MOTOR - newly painted - in good mechanical shape - a Ti Maroon duty suspension - dustom Radio - standard transmis-} PLAN RECEPTION FOR DUQUETTE RINK Next Saturday evening, February 29th, the local curling club will hold the official reception for the team which reached the Northern Ontario finals in | Bonspiel \ the Brier playdowns. It is not often a rink achieves Special - £ 6: 6 this goal. Gi In order to represent the local club, the Duquette rink had to win the club play-off against five other teams. The zone final, including representative rinks from all clubs along the north shore was the next step up the ladder towards playing in the Canadian Brier. Lou, Len, Danny and Ed met their zone competitors in Red Rock just over three weeks ago and despatched the opposition with a display of professional curling form. The district finals for the Northwestern area (from Manitouwadge to the Manitoba border) were held in Marathon this year. After losing the first game, the Terrace Bay Club ended up in a tie with Redding of Kenora. Once again they won, and were on their way to the all- Ontario finals in Port Arthur. In the all - Ontario finals, representatives from Northwestern Ontario, Kirkland Lake, and Sudbury play a double round-robin series and the winner represents Northern Ontario in the Canadian Brier,- the Stanley Cup of Curling. Lou and his team made an excellent showing. Pollybank, from Kirkland Lake, won out, but the verdict was in doubt right down to the final play-off game. In a series such as this, it is worth noting that the winner in the Northern Ontario competitions is representing over 4000 inks in the narthern part of our province. (Continued on Page 9) Bonspiel Special - SPADONI S SCHREIBER, ONTARIO PHONE 171: & PHONE 153 TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER NOTICE Instructions have been is e Town employees that all dogs running at lfrge,/on and after Friday, February 28th '64, will be picked up. Dogs picked up bearing tags will be/délivered to the home of the owner with a Court Summons for allowing their dog to run at large. Dogs picked up without a tag will be classified as strays and destroyed immediately. R.C. Skinner, Clerk. VARIETY SHOW (Continued from next page) Alene Bedard played two accordion numbers and R.Guillet, D.McParland, Diane Morgan, Billy-Anne Cocks, D.McParland hdl S.Paradis were the cast in a one act farce, Like Father, Like Son.