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{ KIWANIS CLUB'S KIDDIES! KARNIVAL SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 1ST Start getting your costumes ready, kids, the /nnual Kiwanis Kiddies' Karnival is not far off. The big event will take place as usual at the school rink and there will be prizes for the best costumes in all age groups. The full program has not been com= pleted but will include the grand march, a broomball game and a hockey geme., Everyone is cordially invited. The Kiwanis Club would like to take this opportunity to thank the Women's fuxiliary of the Canadian Legion for their fine contri- bution of $25,00, This cheque was donated with the wish that it be used exclusively in Terrace Bay for any child requiring Medical Aid, This money has been deposited in the Kiwanis Club Welfare account to be used as directed above, Last Tuesday the Boy Scouts were guests of the Club at their regular meeting at the Hotel Terrace in honour of Boy Scout Week. 0-0-0 MIDGET HOCKEY Last Saturday morning at the Schreiber Arena the Midget "Rockets", Terrace Bay's lone entry in the local Midget League, hand- ed the Schreiber "Nesbitts"™ a drubbing to the tune of 7-5. To top this off they forced the Schreiber "Y.M.C.4.'s"™ to come from behind to tie last night's game 4-4, The "Rockets" with only 8 midget players were in command throughout and it was only in the last few minutes of play that the "Y.M.C.A4.'sS" were able to tie it up, Ray Stachiw with 3 goals and an assist on the fourth goal scored by Billy Mersh played a heads up game for the "Rockets", Special mention too should be made of the goal tending by Allan Cataford and on defence Stan Savoy played a near 60 minute game. A practice has been called for all Mid- get players for Friday afternoon, 2:00 p.m. at the Schcol Rink. A special invitation is issued to hockey players who are just over the 16 years age limit to turn out for this practice, 0-0-0 FOR S/LE General Electric Mantel Radio, 6 tubes, Long and short wave, in good condition. $25. Also record player attachment, plays 10 records - $12,00, ALpply 412 Slizabeth ive, or Time Card #L.49. c~0-0 LUNCH HOUR MOVIES Programs arranged for this weekend will be held in the Conference Room on Friday and again at noon in the Cafeteria on Monday. Page 6 FEBRUARY LIMERICK CONTEST Only two weeks remain in the February Limerick Contest, so don't put it off enter- ing until the last minute, There is no limit, either, to the number of entries which can be put in by any person who is a Longlac employee of member of an employee's femily, or otherwise a resident of Terrace Bay. Here's the limerick - just fill in the last line =- Here's a Valentine message to you "To safety you should always be true", IT you ever do part, It might bresk yourheart CE BEE EE I BEI BE IE A NI BE RIE A BR SC RS I I ER LARTEEE, Jive sede y anes . When completed, drop in one of the boxes reserved for Terrace Bay News copy at either the Hudson's Bay Store or the Mill entrance, 0-0-0 MEDIC./L SERVICES The attention of all residents is drawn cnce again to the doctors' office hours: 9:00 a.m, = 12:00 noon ) Monday through 2:00 p.m. =~ 5:00 p.m, ) Friday 9:00 a.m, - 12:00 noon - Saturday Your attention is also drawn to the following: In order to obtain drugs or medicine by prescription, requests must be made to the doctor or the doctors! nurse and not to the hospital staff. 0-0-0 RECRE.LTION H/1L CLOSED FRID.Y In line with the proclamation that Friday, February 15th be observed as an official day of mourning for the late King, all recreational activities in the South Camp will be closed that day. This includes the Bowling Alley3 and the Snack Bar. 0-0=-0 WOMEN'S CURLING 411 lady curlers who have not yet paid their fees are reminded that fees must be paid before the Seagram's Bonspiel starts. Foes can be paid to your skip or to Irene Edmond. 0-0-0 TOOLS DON'T CAUSE ACCIDENTS..... IT'S THE WORKERS WHO MISUSE OR MISPL/CE THEM