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PAGE 12 Ladies Curling Bonspiel - cont'd from page 11 C Event - Ist prize - Terrace Bay rink K. Thersteinson, skip; D, Prestly, M.« Marsh and M, Sutton. (as shown in photo from left to right) C Event - 2nd - Sault Ste. Marie B. Fisher, D. McLeod, H. Jarrett, M, Schwembe 3rd - Fert William - G. Caren rink Ath - Fert William - M, Childs rink The ladies of the Club sincerely hepe an enjoyable time was hed by all and wish to thank all those who worked so hard to make this bonspiel the success which it was. Special thanks to the umpires and men who helped in so many ways. The winner of the $50 Bond draw prize was Mrs. A. Leger of Mar- athon . ne OR RR ER RR SHES. @ BAB RECREATION NEWS - by D. Courtemanche Sewing Course for Teens - The next 4-week course starts on Tuesday, April-9th, at 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 in Meeting room #3(art room) The registration fee is $4.00 for this course, and Mrs. H. Brooks is the instructress. If you are interested, or require fur- ther information, please call Mrs. Brooks - 3691, or the recreation office - 3542. Miner Hockey Night - Judging by the comments we have heard about Minor Hockey Night last Friday, we have to say it was a big success. These who did . net support this event missed an entertaining even- ing. There was no doubt in many minds that the Terrace Bay High School girls hockey team, the High School cheerleaders and the Terrace Bay Navy League Band certainly added a little extra to the evening's program. These groups are to be highly commended for their performance and deserve more recognition in the town than what they are getting at the present. The coaches and all those who work ed closely with the boys this season are to be con- gratulated for their efforts in presenting such a fine evening of entertainment. (Cont'd on next column) TERRACE BAY NEWS Playground and Pool Staff - Watch the back page APRIL 4, 1968 Our congratulations, also, to the PeeWee team and coaching staff who-went through the season un- defeated. # of next week's NEWS for an advertisement for Poot and Playground Summer Staff . - We note that Manitouwadge is holding its third Family Life Educa tion Conference this weekend, April 5th and 6th, at the Recreation Centre in Manitouwadge. Anyone from Terrace Bay is eligible to attend this conference and for further details contact the Recreation Office Act Club = There will be a business meeting this Thursday at 7.30 p.m. in Meeting Room #3 (art room and it will be followed by a work session of your own choice. Coming Events. April 5,6 and 7th - Terrace Bay Menls Curling Club Bonspiel Friday, April 19th - Horticultural Society Annual Meeting - 8 p.m. Friday, April 19th - High School Variety Night April 19,20, and 21st - Ontario Municipal Recrea- tion Association Conference Thursday, April 25th - Terrace Bay Municipal Band Concert May 15, and 16th - Proposed Tennis Clinic If any group or organization in town is planning a programme in the near future, please contact the Recreation Office so that we can list your event in this column. This may assist, you in avoiding the planning of too many events on one particular date. Our population.is approximately 1,850 and we think that too many of us have ourselves spread too thinly now. When possible, we should support any comm- unity event, but this is impossible when we have. three and four activities on one evening, and if you programme is a money-making project, you are def- initely going to suffer financially. Pe SO es ea eae a a 2 For sale - 1967 Datsun - autématic - 4-door, bucket seats, radio, 5000 miles (6 months) - ex- cellent condition - Phone 3761 between Ip.m. - 6 Re Re AR a a a eS RR a GUIDE AND BROWNIE WORLD Many people have been asking , what do Guides and Brownies do? Why do we not hear more about them? In order to answer these questions, we are planning to run a monthly column of Guide and Brownie activities.