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April 14, 1966 Planning on Moving? CONTACT YOUR ALLIED VAN AGENT free estimates given at your convenience PHONE - 3606 - Terrace Bay CARD OF THANKS - I would like to take this op- portunity to thank Dr.Uzicanin, the nurses and staff of the Terrace Bay Hospital for the fine care and treatment given me, also Local 665, Caccamo's Staff and all those who sent cards and visited me during my recent stay in hospital. Your thought- fulness is greatly appreciated. Sincerely - Ernie Kettle CURLING NOTES Election Meeting - Don't forget the Election Meet- ing at 8:00 p.m. on April I8th in the Club Lounge. We expect to have a sports film and refreshments will be available. Wind-Up Party - See Jack Caccamo for tickets to the Wind-up Party on May 7th. Guests are wel- come so start planning your party now. Trophy Winners Play-off games were required in all three Club events this year. Final results are as follows:- "A" Event - Hiram Walker Trophy - Winner - K.Johnson, R.Roberts, B.Bouchard, W. McKie. Runner-up - H.McLeod, C.Koski, H.Hermes, K. Koski. "B" Event - Carling Trophy - Winner - H.Hamilton, J.Kenney, F.Liebrock, B. Zwir. Runner-up - J.Chapman, W.Farrell, F.Anderson, A.Zwir. "C" Event - Northern Builders Trophy - Winner - R.Gavin, G.Churney, C.Knauff, G. McKay. Runner-up - E.Boucher, L.Swirhun, H.Cooke, W. Mason . MINOR HOCKEY - By Buck In local PeeWee hockey semi-finals, the-under- dogs, "BRUINS" have forced their series to the wire as they tied their series with the "Hawks" over the weekend. In the other semi-finals, the "Leafs" have won their series by default over the "Canadiens", and now await the winner of the "Hawks" and "Bruins". A league winner will de- finitely be declared this week. ARENA CLOSED FOR SKATING SUNDAY The Arena will be officially closed Sunday, April 17th. Public skating will be held on Saturday afternoon and evening, to complete the schedule. A person who buys a second-hand car soon dis- covers:how hard it is to drive a bargain. ~ THE NEWS Pemy Page J SMORGASBORD SCHREIBER TOWN HALL SUNDAY =- APRIL 24 Two. settings - 5 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. ADULTS $1.50 - children under 12-75¢ RESERVATIONS - for 5 o'clock - phone 194J - for 6.30 p.m. phone 152 SPONSORED BY THE UNITED CHURCH WOMEN please make reservations by April |7th LOCAL DELEGATES AT TEEN CONFERENCE Delegates of the Terrace Bay Teen Club are at- tending the Northwestern Ontario Youth Conference at Red Rock all this week. Our group is involved in a panel debate at the conference and have a strong debating team, led by Roger Rajotte. The only dis- appointment the Teen Town Club had was in pro- curing chaperones to attend this conference. The Conference at Red Rock has teen clubs from all parts of Northwestern Ontario attending, and all are accompanied by at least two chaperones. The Teen Club was almost forced to cancel their registration for the conference due to disinterest of parents in acting as chaperones. Many parents have expressed concern on previous occasions about chaperones accompanying our youth groups to social and athletic functions out of Terrace Bay. It was reported in last week's News that Elizabeth Hayes had been successful in passing her Seventh Canadian Figure Skating Association Test. This should have read "C.F.S.A. 7th Test, Figures. Mr.and Mrs. Arthur J.Connors, Terrace Bay, Ontario, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Constance Mary, to Kalevi Arnold Hukkula, elder son of Mr.and Mrs. Arnold Hukkula, R.R.#1 Kaministiquio. The wedding will take place May 21 at 11.a.m. in St.Martin's Church. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 LADIES AUXILIARY SCHREIBER GUILD HALL APRIL 15TH - - - - - - The Penny Auction will include HOME BAKING - In addition - sandwiches and tea will be served at 25¢ per person ....