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JOE WIG LEADS ENGINEERS INTO 1ST PLACE IN 10-PIN LEAGUE . Last week Joe Wig blasted a tremendous 623 series on games of 218 and 210 to lead the Engineers into 1st place in the 10 pin bowling league with a 4 point win over War- wick's Wonders. Al Lindskoog helped out with a 203 geme as the Engineers hit the high team game of 936 and high series of 2742. For the losing side C. Buck hit a creditable 601 and a tie for high geome with 218. In other games the Warehouse and Orioles split 2 points apiece and the Royals snagged 3 points from the Electrons. Other 200's were racked up by H. Marsh 207 and S, Vali- grodsky 210 for the Warehouse, V. Hopper 217 for the Orioles, J. Louk 204 for the Royals and B. Burrella 200, C, Haviland 207 and J, (What! not ngain) Ruzyski with 201 for the Blectrons. This week the Engineers held on to their lead with a 3 point win over the Electrons as they again hit high team geome of 973 and high team series of 2712, Bill Louk had high game for the evening 233, T. Williscroft 206 and Don Boudreau 232, Clarence Buck had high series with 596 on a 219 game but 'twas in vain as the Orioles chosen. E. £ho board at the alleys and a sharp battle is lost a 3 to 1 decision to the Royals. had 202 for the Orioles and J, Louk 217 for the Royals. The Bears kept in the running for a playoff berth with a 3 point win over the Orioles. R. Shemanski had 202 and XK, Weppler 203 for the winners and V. Hopper 202 for the losers, The last week of the "C" series shapes up as a tussle down to the wire as the two teams in the running for lst place, the Engineers and the Bezrs, take on formidable opponents, the Royals and the Warehouse respectively. Standings to Date (iisterik denotes teams already in the play=- offs.) Engineers 20 Bears 18 Royals x 15 Orioles Xt 14 Electrons 13 Warehouse 12 Warwick's Wonders 8 0-0-0 ATTENTION RESIDENTS The Postmaster requests car drivers to cease driving into the Post Office property at the front of the office. 0-0-0 FOR RENT One room furnished. With bath, private entrance. Phone 50 or apply Bucovetsky's Store. Page 5 2ND ANNUAL TERRLCE BAY INVITLTIONLL 10 PIN TOURNEY SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 8TH ~The Bowling Alleys will be the scene of the 2nd /innual Terrace Bay Invitational 10 Pin Téurney on March 8th. .4At that time two of the outstanding teams from the Lakehead will bowl against 2 picked All-Star teams from the Terrace Bay League. Last year's winners, the Nesco Teams from Fort William, will be back with the trophy they took away last year. They are one of the outstanding teams in the country and have been a consistent winner of prizes in and about the Lzkchead for the last 20 . years. Last week the Terrace All-Stars took them on at their home alleys in Westfort in a little werm-up game and came away on the short end of a 5 to 1 score but the local boys hope to turn the tables on the Terracc Bay alleys. Another top flight team, the Rexairs, have also accepted an invitation to play in the tourney, The other two teams will be made up of the top ten averages in the Terrace Bay league at the time of the tour- ney. If any of the players cannot bowl for any reason, the next high average will be A list is posted on the bulletin expected between now and the tourney for places on the teams, Remember, it's the practice that pays off. The tourney is run on a soratdn basis with 3 games bowled at 1:00 p.m. and 3 games at 6:00 p.m., total pins in the six games determining the winner, The trophy will be presented at a banquet following the evening's bowling, The public is invited free of charge to watch these games, both in the afternoon and evening, The best bowling to be seen in Terrace Bay this year is guaranteed. A booster campaign to help this tourney will be conducted in the next few weeks, ere Vel