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FEBRUARY 4, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 LEGION BRANCH #223 NEWS On January 3lst, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #223, Terrace Bay held a very success- ful Fun and Sports day. Bridge, cribbage, darts and shuffleboard was played. The events started at noon with the cribb- age players eagerly participating. Some fant- astic scores were seen and the experts and new players had fun competing together. During the afternoon the Shuffleboard Tour- nament began and as the cribbage players ex- citement mounted so did the shuffleboard opp- onents show their excitement. No one usually has a cheering section for shuffleboard but Saturday was one exception to the rule. Some fine shots were seen, crafty ones, tricky ones and quite a few people scored points for the other team. Alls fair in fun and sports so they still cheered. The tables of bridge players were in the Banquet Hall and peace and quiet reigned in there as the Tournament continued. Many good games were in evidence. The Darts Tournament got under way in the late afternoon with many expert darts players being shot down by new players. Lots of fun was had by all. If the entries in the Dart Tournament was anything to go by, then it seems many a night will be spent at the Legion playing darts in the near future. The winners of the Cribbage Tournament had a long struggle to the last, and it was two past presidents who ended up together in the finals. This game attracted lots of attention. Semi finals were Pat Jones and John Reynolds; John Falzetta and Ned West. The results were Patrick Jones winning and John Falzetta was runner up. For the Shuffleboard Tournament semi final- Thunder Bay (Alpine) . « . 577-6426 Terrace Bay , . 825-3286 Red lake . . . 727-2858 Marathon, « » « 229-1213 Fort Frances ., , 274-7721 RESERVATION CENTRE (807)577-6426 TELEX: 073-4360 OR CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT ists in the A event were: Addie Daley and Cam Burgess; George Churney and Paul Pluta. The A winners were George Churney and Paul Pluta. In the Semi finals of the B event were: Marg Larson and Clarence Mercier; Muriel Bartlett and Orton Claston; Marion Pluta and Bob Rod- rigue; Rose Dakin and Emil Boucher, The B winners were Muriel and Orton with Bob and Marion as runner ups. 'Continued page 10.... You want 'your business fogrow. The Northern Ontario Development Corporation was created by the Ontario Government to stimulate the economic growth of this region. This means finding ways for smaller businesses to become bigger, or at least more profitable. This can mean making money available to qualifying businesses for expansion of plant or facilities, if you can show us that you cannot obtain funds from the regular lenders. This can mean talking, at no cost to you, with our team of con- sultants -- experienced in engineering, accounting, business administration and marketing, and all of them residents of the north -- about your particular problems. To find out what the N.O.D.C. can mean to you, get to know your local representative -- in Timmins, Sudbury, Thunder Bay. We're here to help, that's our business. An N.O.D.C. travelling consultant will be in this area at: The Northern Affairs Office, Marathon, on Tuesday, Feb. 10/76 (p.m.) and Wednesday, Feb. 11/76 (a.m.) Interviews for Marathon, Manitouwadge, Terrace Bay and Schreiber. For appointment, contact: Mr. J.B. Young Northern Affairs Officer Telephone = 229-II53 We want to help.