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Saturday noon marked the Pee Wee game of weren't out there to win, but to-have fun playing. Be Terrace Bay vs. Arnprior. They The Terrace Bay Recreation Centre was over-run with Pee Wee Hockey players on Fri- day, February 24th as the eager youths await- ed being placed with a billeting family. After a good night's sleep, they were ready for a very full day of activities which had been planned by the North Shore Rec- reation Directors' Pee Wee Fun Jamboree Committee. The players were ran- domly placed on nine teams. They then played games with other teams including some of their friends with whom they play all year. They also participated in "on ice" workshops to improve their skills. When their Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 7, 1984, page 11 Pee Wee fun jamboree a huge success! team was not scheduled to be on the ice, there were other activities planned for them includ- ing "Novelty Bowling"', "Video Games Chal- lenge' and '2x4 A- Go-Go relay Mara- thon". A spaghetti sup- per was prepared at the Moose Hall for their supper on Saturday. On Sunday, there were more games in the arena followed by a hot dog lunch at the Moose Hall. ~ Players from Nakina, Geraldton, Red Rock, Terrace. Bay, Mara- thon, Hornepayne, Wa- wa, Chapleau, and Arn- prior participated in the Jamboree. They were all given souvenirs of the weekend but they will probably not need any reminder of their fun experience. Congratulations to the organizers and spe- cial mention to the gen- erous families who opened their homes to the visiting Pee Wees. TERRACE BAY LADIES FASTBALL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday, March 13, 1984 Multi-Purpose Room Recreation Centre 7:00 p.m. All interested women please attend: Elections for 1984 Executive will be held. SUPER LIQUIDATION "Coming to Terrace Bay" Tues., Wed. & Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ECONOVILLE NMiasonic Hall March 13 to 17, 1984 Thurs. & Fri. . 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 1 week only Dave Fitzpatrick of Hockey Ontario was on hand to conduct the skill tests between periods. Not only was TDK or Sony ; it skill testing to the youngsters, but to the CASSETTES | WORK SOCKS SAMUAL PANTIES for ASHTRAYS | spectators, it was certainly fun to watch. 2 ee CALCULATOR WOMEN crystal look, made in never needs batteries value 5.00 ae Custom Finishing is Promoting their MID WINTER SALE KitcheniCraft, CABINETS 1.99 1.59 1.79 99° CLAW HAMMER fiberglass handle 16 oz. 3.98 AUTOMATIC SCREWDRIVER 7 piece set value 14.95 Pure ground BLACK PEPPER large container 2.99 CANDLES 10" length value 89° 19°... 12/1.99 Moisturizing SKIN CREAM Aloe, Cocoa Butter, Jojoba, Natural Vitamin E, 500 ml. jar 1.77 \f-- Traditional and Princeton Lines ------ a | 1100 Russell St. Orders Placed Between Now and March 24/84. 1 | rt For more information drop by sur showroom Custom Finishing BY EMILE (INC.) 623-1845 DISPOSABLE SLIM WATCH VHS or BETA SHOGUN CAST IRON LIGHTERS Meiccecikiiesir VIDEO LASEREDGE | COOKWARE assorted colours eee CASSETTES KNIFE with wooden handles, 2 for 1.00 or Poet 2-4-6 value 20.00 oo 59° ea. 2.99 8.99 2.99 29.98 + JERGENS DIGITAL PIE & CAKE RATCHET SET lotion mild soap WATCH HAIR DRYER PANS 40 piece bath size LCD, 5 function, Mens - Super 1200 with smooth porcelain value 49.95 Ladies, gold or silver, CSA Approved finish 29° ea. or l yr. guarantee 4/1.00 2.99 12.99 1.59 6.95 DURACELL POWER COOKWARE NUT DRIVER FELT TIP BATTERIES PULLER 7 piece, stainless steel 14 piece, S.A.E. & metric CRAYONS eae anon tt Bese oY eat ep cee set of 20 2.99 | 112.98 | 16.95 7.98 2.99 PARING SPORT SOCKS POCKET KNIFE | WORK GLOVES | 4" BENCH VISE KNIFES . YOUR CHOICE lock akk ty case value 6.00 wlteetsoniel ease set of 4 : 1.59 1.59 3.99 1.99 15.98