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Free Movies On Monday Under the auspices of the local Fish & Geme Club, a two hour programme of movies featuring outdoor wildlife will be shown starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Recreation Hall on Monday, March 3rd. Mr. William Bittle, District Geme Werden will be on hand along with a guest speaker, both of these persons will be pleased to answer any questions from the audience. Remember - THESE MOVIES LRE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - EVERYBODY WELCOME - MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN OVER 12 YE.RS OF AGE. 0-0-0 LIBRARY NIWS Hours: Monday & 'ednesday - 2:30 « 4:30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday - 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. New Adult Books: : "Night in Bombay" by Louis Bromfield. Those who enjoyed the dramatic *'The Rains Came! will want to read this Bromfield novel with an Indian setting. "Back to Mandalay" by Lowell Thomas. This incredible tale of the miraculous conquest of the Burma jungle with gliders is one of the great adventure classics of modern times. Mr. Thomas has combined historical research with his fast-paced adventure " style to give his tremendous audience a bock which is certain to rank with his famous "With Lawrence in .irabia®. "Duplicate Death" by Georgette Heyer is a story of a double murder, of a geme of Dup- licate Bridge which leads to duplicate death. 0=-0-0 VISITORS TO TOWN Nr. & Mrs. Gerard Fecteau, Donnie and Earl and Mr. J. Honkinen of Port Arthur spent the week-end in Terrace Bay, the guests of Mr. & Mrs. Alex Marquis and fam- ily, Fort Garry Road. 0-0-0 L087 One small tobaggan (3 seats). If found please return to House 31, Pine Cres- cent. 0-0-0 A man has less courage than a woman, Imagine a man with only six cents in his pocket trying on ten new suits of clothes, 0-0-0 Page 4 BADMINTON NEWS Three years ago each badminton club in this area was a unit unto itself and played only occasional social tournaments with * neighbouring clubs, Let's take a look at what has been done since then. During the fall of 1950 the Schreiber, Marathon and Terrace Bay Clubs organized the North Shore Badminton League and during the 1950/51 season held six organized tour- nements as well as a "two day open" to complete the season. In the fall of /51 the N.S.,B.L. was expanded to include White River. This season the League will hold four tourna- ments and another "two day open". In addition to the above the Schreiber- Terrace Bay clubs have played a home and home social series with the Thunder Bay Flying Club and heve succeeded in interest- ing them with our activities. The result has been the proposed organization of a Lakehead League for next year with the winning teams of each League playing off and establishing district championships. The Flying Club is also holding a 4 day open Tournament, the first of its kind in this area. The president of the Ontario Badminton Association recently remarked on the upsurge of interest in the game during the past few years and credits the teaching of the game in high schools and collegiates. His words have been amply proven by the. number of juniors entered in the Ontario Junior Championship Matches held last week and the number of persons who played and witnessed the Ontario Senior Championship matches at Stratford. Lakehead Open Badminton Tournament March 20 = 23rd, 1952. To be held at the Thunder Bay Flying Club on Thursday and Friday evening, Sat, afternoon and all day Sunday. Events and Fees Mon's and Ladicse Singles = $1.00 Men's Doubles - .75¢ person ladies' " - W150" Mixed i - .75¢ bi Out of town contestants may play their preliminary games on Saturday. Contact Clarence Buck at Hotel Terrace for entry forms. 0-0-0 SHOE REPAIR SHOP HOURS From March 4th till 12th the shop will be open during the evening from 5 to 8 p.m. 0-0-0