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a ap ne at a ee mee ee = eaten: a a -- eset hy, Circulation Terrace Bay & Schreiber ANNUAL NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO YOUTH CONFERENCE The seventh annual Youth Conference will be held in Port Arthur on April 2nd, 3rd and 4th. Headquarters and conference site is Lakeview High School and a banquet rat be held in the Exhibition Coliseum. The programme, which starts with regis- tration of delegates and billet assignments, on Thursday, April 2nd, has, from first to last, been carefully prepared to present to teenagers thought provoking topics which will help them become well adjusted citizens. Speakers will discuss subjects such as 'The Teenager and Society!--!Teenagers and the Law'--'Boy-Girl Relationships!; there will be discussion groups, Teen Queen Contest and even 'coke breaks!; Entertainment in the form of luncheons, dinners, record hops and dances are also part of the events, Port Arthur Teen Town Club Rules will apply to the conference events. To allay the fears of out-of-town girls even dress rules are designated. ~ It is expected that a delegation from Terrace Bay and Schreiber will 'join the other groups from all parts of porter Ontario at the Conference. _ Interested parents may examine the com- plete programme and Teen Town Nuies.4n the "News" office. The. Conference. is under the chat Haneha of: Darcy os of Port Arthur. MARATHON. MERCURIES WIN N.S.H.L.CHAMPIONSHTP On Saturday night, before a record crowd, -in the Terrace Bay Arena, the powerful Mer- - curies turned back the Nipigon Flyers with a 10.to.4 score in seventh and final game in the N.S.H.L. League Playoffs, The Mercuries now take on the Fort Frances Canadians in a best of five series for the Thunder Bay crown. The first two games are to be played in Fort Frances on March 20th and 22nd then the series moves back to the North Shore for Tuesday and Thursday, March 24th and 26th. These games could possibly be played in the Terrace Bay Arena, Marathon Mercuries, we understand, have Dave- Whalen and Marvin Osmar of Terrace Bay Superiors, playing for them against Fort ~ Frances. Another North Shore Lisle playoff goes down in history. The Mercuries ended regular league play with a substantial lead but a fighting Nipigon Club came from the cellar to knock last year's Champs, the Red Rock Royals, out of the semi-finals in four straight games then went on to a last ditch fight with the Mercuries in seven games to give hockey fans one of the best playoff ser- ies in -- North Shore 'finals. --_-- - 7 -------------- Vol.2, No.11: * NEWS March 19, 1959 ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY CLINIC The Royal Life Saving Society, Ontario Branch, in co-operation with the Community Programmes Branch of the Ontario Department of Education, will sponsor a clinic on Fri- day evening, March 20th and Saturday after- noon and evening, March 21st, 1959, at the Fort William Y.M.C.A. Instructors from the Society Executive in Toronto, will be present. It is open to anyone interested in Royal Life Saving Soc-- iety activities and will consist of lectures, films, discussions, demonstrations in the swimming pool and a review of test items and examination procedures, * Further information and application forms may be obtained from the kecad. Recreation Committee, RECREATION ASSOCIATION MEETING IN DRYDEN The Annual meeting and conference of the Northwestern Zone. of the Ontario Recreation Association will be held in Dryden on Friday and Saturday, April 10th and llth. . \A questionnaire of sample topics for the agenda includes many items which should be of interest to the citizens of this district. "Recreation Director - His Job", - Recrea- tion Committee - Their Job, - Swimming Pools. Their Construction & Operation =~ Fees for Activities - Who Pays - How Much, -- What facilities should a municipality be expected to provide, etc., etc." These and other topics should strike a responsive chord in those interested in recreation operations here. Copies of the above mentioned questionn- aire, together with complete details on accommodation in Dryden and registration forms are available at the Terrace Bay News Office, - DISTRICT RESIDENTS RECEIVE CITIZENSHIP Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klug, Mr. and Mrs. L, Petrus, Mr. and Mrs. "K.Shroeder, all of Terrace Bay and Vincent Speziale of Schreiber, who recently, received : their Canadian Citizenship papers in Port A rthur. | e KIMBERLY-CLARK COMPANY OPEN NEW: OFFICE Commencing Monday, March 9th, 1959 the General Offices, including the Purchasing Office of Spruce Falls. Power & Paper Company Ltd., Kimberly-Clark Canada Ltd., Kimberly- Clark Lumber (Canada) Limited and Kimberly- Clark Pulp & Paper Company Limited will be located at 2 Carlton Street, Toronto 25 Ontario.