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March 16, 1967 TERRACE BAY NEWS Page |5 CURLING NEWS ( continued from Page 13) MEGILL'S -- SCHREIBER « entries is Thursday, 8 p.m. Thirds can enter their SALE EXTENDED TO MARCH 31ST own club rink or pick up a team. Skips must play lead. There are first and second prizes for the WE WILL ACCEPT ANY REASONABLE OFFER FOR THE GOODS YOU WANT TO BUY first event and first prize for concilation prize being offered. There will be a get together for teams and Business opportunity Store for Sale! friends Saturday night, March |8. APPLY IN CONFIDENCE FOR DETAILS 45. ¢.. TO A. MEGILL - 315 SCOTIA STREET IN SCHREIBER SKI CLUB NEWS Ski Club Championship Races will be held March I8 and 19. The races will include downhill and slalom and will be timed on a total of best two runs out of three in each event. Award ribbons will be presented to Ist, 2nd and 3rd in each event with a trophy going to the combin- ed winner. Races on each day will start at 2 p.m. sharp and are open to Club Members only. Entries will close at 10 p.m. on Friday, March 17. Entry form is posted on the Clubhouse Notice Board. Division - Junior Boys - 12 years and under - Sat- urday, March 18. Junior Girls - 12 and under - Sunday, March 19. Intermediate Boys - 13 to 18 - Sunday, March 19. Intermediate Girls - 13 to 18 - Sunday, March 19. Senior Ladies 19 and over - Saturday, March 18. Senior Men - 19 and over - Saturday, March I8. Spectators Welcome. YOUR WATKINS PRODUCTS DEALER WON'T HAVE A CHANCE TO CALL AT YOUR HOME BEFORE APRIL 1ST IN THE MEANTIME PLEASE PLACE ORDERS PA. THE STORE 2.3. c: THANK YOU Your WATKINS PRODUCTS dealer A.MEGILL First Prize. This was one of the four built by the students. In the afternoon the Student's Council conducted a sing-song which was enjoyed by all. Highlight of the day came at 4 p.m. when four of the students solemnly took their places at the Judge's Bench and a trial was held for the teachers. Kangaroo Court was hilarious in the eyes of both students and teachers. A bean bake was held later in the day which proved a successful Gnder-taking . In the evening a dance was held in the Auditorium with The Impala's providing good music. The King and Queen of the Carnival were chosen at the dance. Lita Marie Boudreau and George Schmeid- chen reigned throughout the evening. It is hoped that next year's Carnival will prove to be as great a success as this year. Photo by Mrs. G.Whiteley. Snow Sculpture of Sir John A.MacDonald. HIGH SCHOOL SNOW CARNIVAL SUCCESSFUL Friday, March 10 the Annual High School Snow Carnival was held with most of the students part- icipating. There were races, hockey games, volleyball games and snow sculpture competitions throughout the day. The sculpture of Sir John A. MacDonald won Renovation of a Winnipeg house was in the hands of a Japanese architect and a United Nations crew. On their first morning at work the lady of the house asked the German carpenter if he'd like a cup of tea or coffee. He grew quite indignant and said he certainly did not want tea. Hetd spent four years in a British POW camp and nad had tea morning, noon and night