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wmgren~d, LY6U SCOUT NEWS - Cont'd from Pg. 7 Sunday morning, after a short discussion on whieh patrol's turn it was to get the water (from a hole in the ice) we had break fast, (the Beabuff Patrol making the fire) and hiked up past Spidell's road where we had a fire-lighting contest. Jim Hayes and Bruce Whitfield were first, and Ron Downey and Ken Bradley, second. We returned home and prepared the meal while Ron and Jim hiked back to find a forgotten axe, After eating lunch, cleaning the campsite, and playing around the tugs, we snowshocd home- ward, arriving at 4.30. The boys, all agreed it had been. a good hike, SAFETY CONTEST WINNERS On Friday evening, February 26th, at the" Terrace Bay Figure Skating Ice Show the final winners were selected for the Kimberly Clark mill safety program contest, The winners of the various contest awards were as follows: The "Crew Mr. Safety" awards: Wood Handling Dept. - Shift #1, Gordon Pichor; Shift #2, John Steen; Shift #5, Hugene Michniewicz; Shift #4, William Zwir, Steam Plant - Shift #1, James Kilby; Shift #2, Gernet Valiquette; Shift #3, Tom Turner; Shift #4, Don Ollen-Bittle. Pulp Department ~ Shift #1, Harry Goodfellow; Shift #2, Alan MacFadyen; Shift #3, Edward Zielke; Shirt #4, Sam Zielke, Service Dept. arnold Stortini; Technical Dept., Reg. Cotton; Engineoring - Electrical, Brian Stewart; Pipefitter, Cy Marcellas; Shops, Hlmer Persson; Millwright, Gordon Kydd; Oilers and Painters, Walter Shynkaryk; Townsite, Bill Kujbida, the "Department Mr, Safety" awards: Wood Handling Dept, - Edward Stachiw; Steam Department - Leonard Pineault; Pulp Dept. Ivan Martin: Service Dept. - Len Swirhun; Technical Dept. - Clarence Rousseau; Engincering - Andy Brauers. The "liill Mr, Safety" award was won by Joe. Charban of the Pulp Department. The Foreman's prize-award was won by Dan Gillis of the Pulp Department, Heinz Schmiedchen won the "Scrambled Slogan" contest award. Boss:"Can't you find something to do?" Office Boy: "Gee whiz] Am I expected to do the work and find it, too?" GUE GHIA RE a Gh Ie PET ane nl WHERE - - SCHREIBER- ARENA WHEN ~ -~8:15 P.M, SUNDAY, Mar.6 COME OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR HIGH SCHOOL - TEAM] PROCEEDS TO GO FOR MUCH NEEDED HOCKEY EQUIPMENT, Tonitacd Ba. nui Wee TE eT TES eae aUbeneec MMMM GLAGGA MeUHUMMMAMUMTTTUIL ODUM MU n nanndnetoncrcr Teena t EUnet ees CT A Page Y BUILDING FUND BINGO | i | MARCH 17TH | | | | 8:15 P.M, - GUILD HALL' $100 JACKPOT - HOLY ANGELS - BUILDING FUND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE FROM USHERS! 20 BINGOES FOR $1.00 Son RETREATED Tne TT TE MIXED 10 PIN BOWLING Team Pts. Total Points Pattison's 7 625 Hanna's 3 595 Checkryn's 4 57 Stachiw' s R 55 Hi Gemes: ~ R. Shirriff 195, 171; D. Chopty 182, Hi Series - R. Shirriff 5350; T. Stachiw 4523 V. Thompson 451. BROOMBALL With only 7 games left to play, the scramble for playoff spots is being very closely contested. Day B has clinched first place, but the remaining 3 playoff berths are still anybody's for the taking.' eam Pl. WL ZT EF A Pts. Day B S\\7 O litea-rs 15 Shift 1 9 $4 2 "az 8 Shift 2 GS 5 4 4 62 7 Day A S&S 6&6 4 4 we oe 7 Shift 4 8 lund; c4ayqhiboeeO 6 Shift 3 & fies oS e. 3 TOP SCORERS Player G A Pts. L,. Edmunds 11 5 14 B, Kurylo 11 5 14 B. Hanley 6 6 1e J. De jonghe 4 6 10 J. Desaulniers 3 6 9 M. Newell va 4 8 J. West 3 5 8 K. Ward 3 5 8 G, Papousek 1 7 8 Future Games Wednesday 9 P.M. - Shift 1 at Shift 3 Friday aa ied PM =. SPECKLED TROUT HATCHED ..T DORION Is the day coming when mammoth speckled trout may be taken in Southern Ontario? Officials of the Department of Lands and Forests feel there's a chance. They collected 25,000-speckled trout eggs from the Sutton River, 60 miles south of Hudson's Bay, and hatched them out at the Dorion fish hatchery "They are all healthy and cating ravenously", reported Hatchery Manager Joe Atkinson.