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LADIES CUnLING NEWS Plans and preparations are complete for the opening gun of the 4th Annual LBonspiel with the first draw to commence Friday afternoon at 3:00. With 6.local and 17 visiting rinks participating from Chapleau, Manitouwadge, Heron Bay South, Marathon, Schreiber, sort arthur, Fort William and Beardmore, there is every indication of a successful and enjoyable bonspiel. The banquet is being held at Hotel Terrace on Saturday 6:30 p.m. sharp, and any club. member is welcome to attend. Tickets _ are available for $1.75 from Betty bouchard and. should be picked up by Friday so the Hotel can be notified of the number of any extra place settings in advance. The round robin series for the Hudson Bay Club Championship is fast drawing to a close. There are a few postponed games that should be played off within the next week as information has been received that the ice plant will be closed off on April 14, There is evidence of 3 or 4 ties for top "+ spot formulating and ice time will be required to schedule play-off games. MEN'S -CUKLING In the 'Top Dog" event, Pineault was dethroned on Saturday by Beddard. 'Big Jim', now. sitting on top, eagerly awaits challengers . from down below, In regular curling there are some real battles:shaping up as play for the trophies in each event draws to a close. There are bound to be some ties and the ensuing play- offs should provide some top-notch curling. Everything is in readiness for our 10th anniversary bonSpies, sic cutries are ail in (32.rinks) and the draw is being made up. Any club menber wishing to lend a hand during the 'spiel should contact any member of the executive - especially Chief Steward Jim Clancy, Ice Maker Cle Glsen or "rmire- in-Chief, «Art Reynolds. (cont'd next col.) | @ - BIDY OU' employees is just under 35, Men's Curling (cont'd) Speaking of ice - it has just been washed - it is important to clean your feet well during this muddy weather. Let's try to keep the ice clean! PEE WEE HOCKEY (cont'd) a 5 minute overtime period had been played that Leafs were able to leave the ice with a 4 to 3 victory... Leaf scoring plays were: Gusul . -L, Phillips, Williams - Gaulin and Hutchinson, Hutchinson - unassisted, and L. Phillips from Hutchinson. Hawk tallies: Falzetta, 2 unassisted, and Falzetta from Cavanaugh. neferees: B, Harvey and &. Little. PEE WEE FINALS; March 24 The Leafs gained a second win in their final series with the Hawks. The third game of this series is to be played Wednesday, March 26th. Steve Lrend's Leafs have been coming up with strong team efforts, however the Hawks have been playing stubborn hockey and give no indication of allowing the Leafs, to take three straight. Leaf goals: i. Williams - 2, L. Phillips 1 and «. Hutchinson 1, Hawk goals - D. Falzetta - 2. Keferee: D. McKay. FOR SALE - Self sealers, pues and quarts. - Fhone 3376, - 2 - 6 TV Antenna, - 30' Mast & Guy Wires, | TV Rotor & Control - "hone 3334, KNOW? O The average age of Kimberly-Clark! s Terrace Bay