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TERR!.CE BAY KIW.NIS "ROCKETTES" VICTORS IN BROOMB/LL CONTEST Playing 2. hends-up game last night in the Schreiber rena, the local Kiwcnis "Rockettes" downed the Schreiber Kinsmen 5 to 1 in . game of Broomball thet was very reminiscent of Water Polo at times, The Kiwanians, playing their typical "Powerhouse" brand of B-Ball showed that the great amount of experience they have gained in the past two years of elub competition is now paying off. (This geome was their third in two years). Their less experienced rivals from Schreiber found it difficult to hold Paul Boudreeu, Ray Williams & Co., to five goals. it is rumoured that the only team that has fallen victim to the Kinsmen team this year is the Kinettes Ladies' ,uxiliary to the Kinsmen's Club. In other words, their competition has not been of the calibre to prepare them for the Kiwanis onslaught. From Ed "Father" Cavanaugh(who is now playing his 84th yeer of organized B-Ball) right down to the Water Boy, the "Rock- ettes" showed power plus in their pass- ing plays and broom-handling ability. (Ed, Note:- Rumour has it that if some of the Hudson's Bay Co,'s Pro-B-Ball team had not been imported along with some ex- major league jill Stars from LongLac Po & P Co,, office, the Kiwanis "Rockettes" would have done little more than lick their lips, let alone lick the Kinsmen). O=0 =O Erts NOT TOO L..TE TO MAKE YOUR DON:,TION TO THE %..STER SEL C.MP..IGN. SEND IT IN TO-D.Y, & CRIPPL3D CHILD WILL TH.NK YOU. Aa TIE TORS AMO Purge kh FIRST .ID CONTEST WINNERS Seventeen LongLac employees recently competed in a local First Aid Contest spon- sored by the Ontario Pulp and Paper Maker's Safety Association in which three cash prizes were offered. Our sincere congratulations are extended to the following winners: - 1st Reg. Cotton,Technicel Dept. $20.00 2nd Angus Brysns, Technical Dept. 10,00 3rd Don Husband, Pulp Dept. 5.00 The Technical Department certainly got their share of the green stuff. o-0-0 CURLING During the last few days the weather man has more or less convinced us that another curling season has come and gone, of which the members of both Clubs took full advantage. The actual curling is over, but there still remains the highlight of the Curling Seasoné. The annual Banquet which is slated for Satur- day, April 21st and will be held in the din- ing room at Hotel Terrace, Further detrils will appear in next week's news, The Curling Executive held a meeting on Saturday 24th et the Club House, Points of discussion were, the annual banquet, members dues, moving of the old laundry puilding and renovations to Club House, which will take place when the ice and snow have gone. o-0-0 RED CROSS CAMPAIGN - "REPEAT SUCCESS" e 'is we go to Press returns show $1,100.00, 10% over cur objective of $1,000.00, with still some to go. In nearly all departments, quotas set by the campaign chairman were ex- ceeded, It is indeed gratifying to note that all who were. approached gave so generously of their time, effort and money to make the cam- paign the success it is. ; The campaign chairman takes this oppor- tunity to thank, first of all the canvassers for their co-operntive hard work, secondly all wage earners who contributed. so generously to a good cause. : o-0-0