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THE NEWS Sack Wellings throws first rock in the Club Play-offs for the N'Western -Photo by George Wheeler ST. JOHN'S W.A. MEET (Continuted) 'in St. Paul's Church, Ft. William, on January 25th and a bake sale was planned for January 18th. Mrs. R. Bailey, Busy Bee representative, announced a Spring Hat Show is being planned for the month of February by their group. Mrs. B. Lidkea was named hostess for the February meeting. Following the meeting, the members enjoyed a dinner party with exchange of gifts. Miss Jane Skinner, whose marriage to Larry Par- chem takes place February Ist, will be honoured at a shower tea on January 27th from 8 - 10 P.M. in the home of Mrs. A. Gordon. Miss Dawn Madigan has returned to Chapleau after visiting her sister, Mrs. Gladys Madigan. J. E. (Scotty) Irvine of Sudbury had a reunion with boyhood friends here this week. Believe it or not-- bur Mr. Merchant -- when you buy an ad in this paper you buy SPACE! Your ad in this paper -- produced with the proper "tools and know-how" fills that space -- and it TRAVELS -- yes, sir -- it travels to reach each of our subscribers and all who share this newspaper with him! Newspaper advertising gives you REAL readership for your "space" dollar. Come in and discuss your advertising needs; let us help you plan a regular advertising program... and watch your sales rocket! READ AND USE WANT ADS FOR QUICK RESULTS! IT'S THE TOWN'S BIGGEST MARKET PLACE-- CURLING CLUB NEWS Lou Duquette and his team of Len Crockford third, . Danny Kenney second and Ed Belliveau lead, won the Club play-off and will repre- sent Terrace Bay in the North western Zone finals at Red Rock on January 31st, Feb. Ist and 2nd. He will be pit- ted against teams from Mani- touwadge, Marathon, Schrei- ber, Nipigon as well as Red Rock. Other teams which compe- ted in the play-offs were:- Ken Johnson with Doug Knight, Gary Galvin and Tony Delaronde; Jim Mc- Donald with Bryan McDonald Jack Chapman, Bob Forbes and Art Reynolds with Joe Kenney, Steve Synishin and Ralph Cole. NOTE: , The final instalment of Club dues are to be paid by January 23rd, 1964. Write out your cheque NOW and mail it to Danny Kenny. The LONGLAC BONSPIEL to be held on the evenings of February 12th, 13th and 14th is open to all fully paid up members of the Men's or Women's Club. The teams must be made up of two men and two women. The skip can place his or her players in any fixed order. On the evening of Friday, February 14th, a SOCIAL will be held in the lounge. All Club mem- bers are welcome. «KK Scorpions can live a year without eating. x Kk * The Alaska highway cost $138 million to build. 07 f ay err: ong 0 ig Waele Every piece of eT material is bought for a reason. Whatever your reason - we invite you to come in and discuss your needs. @ Business Forms @ Stationery @ Wedding Invitations etc. Gerrare Bay News Tel ephone 825 - 3747 "Small enough to appreciate Big enough to accommodate" P.O. Box 579