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PAGE 14 Retirement Dinner - (Cont'd from page 12) on the canoe rack which he presented to Len. Ben Lapenskie, Chief Ranger at Pays Plat, acted as Master of Ceremonies for the occasion and gave a resume of Len's services with the Department. Mrs. Lapenskie presented Mrs. Ibey with a bouquet of red roses and Ken Bowlier presented Mr. Ibey with a gift of luggage along with the best wishes for a happ y retirement. District Forester Eric Gage spoke briefly. He also ' gave Len a radio message from Regional Director L. Ringham, of Port Arthur, expressing his best wishes for a long and happy retirement. SEPA 2 2 EER ARS SEF PR ESET SE Colleen Kenney returned to St. Joseph's College in North Bay, after spending the week with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kenney A Baby Shower was held recently, for Mrs. Kyphy ' Chow, in the home of Pam Jones. Hostesses were 'Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Clara Gould. Mrs. Chow was presented with many beautiful gifts by the 13 ladies present, in a gaily decorated hamper. A cold plate was served and the guests enjoyed an evening of games and social talk. Re ROR SR HR RK ER SO EROS SS PeeWee Champs - Cont'd from page 12 Shortly after, Ronnie Zwaresh shoved a pass from Danny Edmunds and Mark Dashkewytch for the go- ahead goal. Dryden came back strong, and exerted pressure that finally resulted in a tie at the end of the Ist period. Both teams played breathtaking hock ey for the remainder of the game; although scoring chances were numerous on both sides , neither side could flash the red light. The overtime period had hardly started when Ronnie Zwaresh received a pass from Danny Edmunds and Mark Dashkewytch, and scored the winning goal. His shot completely fooled the Dryden goalie, and Terrace 'Bay had won the "B" Championship. All players played above and beyond our greatest expectations. Maurice Cadieux in goal was the talk of the crowds. David Sitko and Eddie Zwaresh on defence were spectacular. Mark Dashkewytch scored 6 goals to lead the scorers and added 4 assists Danny Edmunds, 3 goals and 9 assists, Ronnie Zwar- esh, 3 goals and 5 assists and Kenny Hanley, 3 goals and 3 assists. It was team effort that wen and all the boys should be congratulated. To all the people who sent telegrams of encourage ment, arranged the wonderful reception and support- ed the team, the players, coaches Stan Zwafesh TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 28, 1968 Gettng More Out Of Marriage An exchange of ideas and discussions with: , Dr. Gordon Toombs, Pastoral Institute, Winnipeg. Member-American Assoc. of Marriage counsellors Acting Supervisor-Canadian Councils for. Supervised Pastoral Education ANY COUPLE INTERESTED IN GETTING MORE OUT OF MARRIAGE IS WELCOME. WHEN ? Saturday, March 30th 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE? United Church, Schreiber REGISTRATION: With your local minister or - at the door. COST? $5 per couple to cover the expenses incurred. This is an event which is sponsored by the United Church Ministerial Association and Lew Edmunds, and manager George Dashkewytc are thankful that you were able to share in our suc- cess. kk Re RK KK RK KK KR KKK KKK MINOR HOCKEY NEWS On Monday evening the Mustangs won the Ist g game of the best of three finals by defeating the Thunderbirds 7 - 5. D. Wood led the Mustangs with 2 goals and 2 assists. J. Farrell and Ricky Sitko had 4 goal and 1 assist each. D. Bajkiewicz, J. Osmar and G. Chepelsky scored 1 goal each. For the Thun derbirds T. Szpak had 3 goals and 1 assist, D. Adamg 2 goals and P. Malashewski with 1 assist. The second game of the series is scheduled for Thursday, March 28th at 5.30 p.m. Don't forget to come obt and watch our PeeWee All-Stars piay Manitouwadge on Friday and 8.30 and Saturday at 1.30 p.m. for the North Shore Championship. This is a two game total goal series Se eS RS ST ES SO SRS SE: UPS ES The Afternoon Group of the Community Church Ladies Auxiliary met on Monday afternoon in the Church basement. One hymn was sung, with Mrs. Jean Roberts at the piano. Mrs. Lois McCausland, chairman, welcomed thése present(Cont'd on pg 16)