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MAY 24, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Sports Slants --cont'd ....ves It's quite different in the other leagues. In the AL's west division, for instance, Chicago White Sox had only a one-game lead on second place Kansas City Royals, but at least the White Sox had a respectable won-lost rec- ord -- I8 wins, 8 losses. Even Canada's only team in the majors, Montreal Expos, were as good as any team in that American League east early last week. They had a I4-I5 record, but that was only good enough for third spot in the National League's east division - four games behind the leading Chicago Cubs. But let's face it, the Expos are doing pretty well. As of last Tuesday, they were ahead of defending National League east champs Pittsburgh Pirates and only the Cubs and New York Mets were ahead of them in the standings. khkkkkkik Just one more thing. See where the Fabu- lous Moolah, the world women's wresting champ- ion, successfully defended her title against Lillian Thomas last week, in Toronto. Hard to believe, but Moolah has held that world championship since I956. She'll probably hang on to her title until her daughter (if she has one) takes her on in a Texas Death Match. SURPRISE PARTY HONOURS COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boudreau were hon- oured at a surprise party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy. The occasion was a preview of their 25th Wedding Anniversary, which will take place on June I9, I973. Members of Mrs. Boudreau's bridge club were co-hostesses with their hus- bands as guests. A mock wedding was portrayed, and a hilarious time enjoyed by all. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE The Terrace Bay Recreation/Committee re- quires a cashier and attendénts (2) for the roller skating programme #o start in June. Submit letters of applicétion to the Recre- ation Office, Box 460, /Terrace Bay by Thurs- day, May 3Ist. Cashier - I6 yearg of age or over and have past experiencg as cashier. Attendents - 16 [years of age and over and be able to teach the basics of roller skating to beginners. The Boudreau's were presented with silver candles and crystal holders. Also honoured at the party were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mitchell, who will leave shortly to take up residence in Mara- thon. The Mitchell's were presented with a farewell gift from the assembled guests. A delicious buffet supper was serv- ed. THINK ABOUT IT % Ontario MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES Tenders are invited for the rental of two bulldozers of minimum 85 D.B.H.P., with oper- ators, for scarification of 550 acres of cut- over in the Missinabie area using "Young teeth" attached to blade of tractor. Tenders are also invited for the rental of two bull- dozers of minimum I85 D.B.H.P., with operators for scarification of I,I50 acres of cutover forest land, 600 acres of which ig located 60 miles east of Wawa near Hwy< IOI, I50 acres I5 miles east of Wawa Off Hwy. IOI, 300 acres 35 miles NW of" Wawa and I00 acres near Dubreuilville. ese bulldozers will drag barrel and chaf#n units. Tenders will bg accepted by the District Manager, Wawa up to and including May 30, 1973 at 12 noon E.D.S.T. Further details and prescribed tender forms may be obtained from District Manager at Wawa. Lowest or any tender not necessarily |accepted. R.P. Alton, District Manager.