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TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 5, 1975 f : = XODUCING THE" CARNIVAL QUEENS REGISTRATION FOR CUBS turday, Donna Josus, the Queen Commi- | Boys 8 to I0 years irman of the Winter Carnival and the Registration: Monday, March IO0th, 6:30 to 7:30 ely contestants were at the Plaza Dams Place: Scout Hall : Centre so that the residents of Terr-| Registration Fee: $4.50 could meet them personally. Would parent please accompany child on regis- being interviewed at the coffee hour | tration night. ~alized that all these pretty young Meetings every Monday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. 2long to The Terrace Bay Figure Skat- at Scout Hall. : . All of them are very sports mind- : ' ; 2long to any array of different teams | Please try to obtain used uniforms,if not ategories. : available, new items will cost as follows: > has a part-time job and Louise helps| Jersey - $6.98 - The Cub look *r at the Island View Service Station.| Cap - $2.99 2 .s involved also with music and sings | Neckerchief - $1.95 mmunity Church choir. Kelly Ann has | Neckerchief slide -99¢ RE RPL el LE .vely interest in creative writing. Uniform to be obtained within 6 months period. ain interest is cheerleading and the Mrs. Carol Hansen is conducting a uniform 3 | cook too!! exchange. Phone 825-3602. BENS were all very relaxed as they Under the auspices of the Terrace Bay Kins- ffee to the people who were deposit- men Club. . ballots and they thoroughly enjoyed Signed: Cubmaster - Paulette Gordon with the crowds. j Assistants - Gail Pollard 11 this beauty and talent one will Bob 'Weaver rd time deciding who to vote for. Wanda Aulenback. ations to them all!! 4 SO nee 55% - dst wo uighiip SPRINGER TO SEEK NOMINATION Srosiers, Island View Service; : as, Women of the Moose I426; Kelly Reeve William Springer of Marathon has ann- _ ey, Terrace Bay Youth Club; Front -- ounced his intention of seeking the Liberal ight - Carolyn Vanderkam, Terrace Party nomination in Thunder Bay Riding for the lub; Jenny Dorman, Terrace Bay Figure | next provincial election. a thirty-six year Lub old, school teaching bachelor, Reeve Springer « has been a resident of Marathon for some six- teen years and Reeve of Marathon since 1970. In announcing his intention to seek the nom- ination, Mr. Springer stated that he felt a change of government for Ontario was essential and that he felt the Liberal Party under Rob- ert Nixon was offering the alternative that the people of the province wanted. In seeking the nomination to oppose the pre- sent member, Mr. Springer indicated that he : felt his municipal experience would be a def- inite asset and the fact that he is a bachelor would allow him to devote his 'full time to this - large riding. "It is about time," said Mr. Springer "that this riding had a voice on the government ben- ches and when Bob Nixon forms the next govern- ment I want to be that voice." A date for the Liberal nominating conven- P| tion in the Thunder Bay Riding has not yet been set. 2 ONE WAY QUIZ -- _ Some friends won a trip to Australia. Trouble is they're still down under trying to win a trip back.