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Page 4 RE LOT ie else eke 2) DEDICATED BEAU TICIANS THIS WE ARE,WORDS OF PRAISE HAVE O/T (MOF o|>|-- [>] =|O}5} SOG Wicoe <[mn] =} >IT [>] (12Z|--|OR=|> 10} Lm|<fO|O| PERSONALIZED fOP>1O} BHEERES ee Gj fOl=|F 10} eas ade \ a "BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP TERRACE BAY MOTOR HOTEL PHONE 3209 MINOR HOCKEY NEWS (by Ernie Kettle ) Terrace Bay Midgets travelled to Geraldton last Saturday in the first game of a home and home - total goals to count - series. The local boys battled Geraldton toa 6-6 tie. Dan Schock, Bill Stachiw and Grant Solly scored two goals each. The game was pretty costly to Terrace Bay as both Dan Schock and Errol Morres came out of it with injuries. Errol has a broken bone in his left wrist and Dan has a leg injury. However, Dan may be ready for the next game, but Errol, with his hand in a cast, is a doubtful starter . Coach Dave Cowan was quite pleased with the team's effort and is quite confident that his team can win the next game. Fred Erickson, an absentee on Saturday, will be in the line-up this weekend. Game time on Saturday is 3:30 so come out and cheer the Midgets on. The winner of this game will go into the Northwestern Ontario Playoffs, to be held in our Arena on March 2kt and 22nd. Watch next week's News for more information re- | garding the Northwestern Playoffs . DO nl Ne The Catholic Women's League will meet on Sun- day evening, March 15, at 8:15, following the Rosary in St.Martin's Roman Catholic Church, Ter- race Bay. The Women of the Moose met Wednesday, March Ath in the Moose Hall with Senior Regent Jackie Calder in the chair. Recorder Margaret Duriez gave COSTA'S - Simcoe Plaza - Terrace Bay PUNE = Sele SHEFF: PIZZA PIES SPECIAL --- TT eS FOR DEEP BROWNED BEANS g 5 15 oz. TINS THE NEWS CROSS WORD If the inside of your medicine cab- inet is beginning to show ifs age, line it with one of the new adhe sive-backed materials cut to fit. * ® March 12, 1964 . gral ea A VACATION MEANS: THREE WEEKS ON THE SANDS, Wife Preservers ROLY SINOTTE PHONE 3268 60 Laurier Ave. - Terrace Bay her report. The Moosehaven Chairman, Alma MacDonald, and her committee served a lunch eon on the St. Patrick's theme. A door prize was won by Marjorie Dejonghe . The next meeting will be held on March 18th. The Afternoon Group of the Ladies Auxiliary will meet on Monday, March 16 at 1:45 in the Community Church. Christmas cards, old nylons and used stamps will be packed. Members may bring these items with them or call Mrs. Gay Graham or Mrs.Lil Harris. All members are urged to attend. Best wishes are extended to Ronald Matuszak, a patient this week in St. Joseph's Hospital , Pt .Arthur . Gordon Dodge has returned to work after under- going surgery in a Lakeh ead hospital . Captain and Mrs. M.H.Maher of Port Arthur vis- ited with their daughter and son-in-law, Marge and Benny Hayes and family over the weekend. Mrs. Catherine Quirk of Port Arthur was a guest of her sister, Betty Ollen-Bittle, and family over the weekend. Wendy Duncan, a student at Hillcrest High this year, visited her family, Mr.and Mrs. Jim Duncan, last weekend. Congratulations to the three local pianists who participated in the recent Lakehead (Cont'd. Page 5) lit ios OY (Hl 2p CHURCH HALL COMMUNITY Refreshments will be served by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion, Branch 223 - Terrace Bay.