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CURLING NEWS PAUL BOUDREAU'S RINK WIN NORTHWESTERN Paul Boudreau's foursome defeated Rune Ostling in a very close game for the right to represent Terrace Bay in the district play downs at Marathon, 'The winner at Marathon advances to play downs at the Lake- head --the winner from there to Sudbury - to decide a representative for Northwest Ontario in the Canadian playdown for the MacDonald Brier Cup, There were four rinks entered the local play down and Paul Boudreau and Rune Ostling were tied in the round robin with 2 wins each. The play off took place on Saturday, For most part of the game it looked like a vin for Ostling as after ten ends of play the Ostling rink was four-up. But the Boudreau rink cracked a five ender on the eleventh end putting them one up going home. Paul Boudreau's rock in the eleventh had a little of lady luck along. Paul tried a aitttoult shot, to move the Ostling counter, his rock had lots of weight and when the smoke cleared there was a five ender, On the twelfth end Ostling was just - short of tieing up the game and Boudreau counted 2 more. So Boudreau advances to Marathon and with him and his, rink go the best wishes of all the curling fans, - Line Up - Paul Boudreau, Fred Soughton, Monty Paget, Mo Nelson, Rune Ostling, Gordon Dodge, Jim Beddard, Nelson Allen, Malcom Craig defeated Ab Farrow to represent Terrace Bay at Marathon's Invita- tion Bonspiel,. 'onto If you skips are short a player these cold nights, just phone 273 and Ralph Cole at the Fire Hall, who is on the spare board, wili nip over, Don't forget that Al MeColl is also anxious to practice his draw. The dead line for Curling Dues is Web. 7/54 and if you are enable to get to the Bank, to see-the secretary, Des Evans--- Smith, please arrange with your skip to accept payment, 0-0-0 LADIES CURLING CLUB: SNACK BAR SCHEDULE Thursday - Jan, 14 --~ B. Haughn Friday - " 15 +E. Allen Saturday - * 16+. Ross Sun,.aft.- * 17+ J. Faust Sun, eve.- " 17 -M. Byers (cont. on next col.) LADIES CURLING@LUB SNACK BAR SCHEDULE Monday ~ Jan, 18 +I, Charbon Tuesday - Jan. 19 - D. Shrier Wednesday =. January 20°-L. Hopper Thursd&jtan » 21-1, Thomson _ Friday..- =dan. 22- A. Littlejohn Saturday -- Jan.' rea N ~ A. Sinkins. Sun, aft. Jan; 24-- Mrs. (R) McMillan « Sun, eve. Jahs:2) - M, Simmers (cont.) Monday ~Jan, 25 = L. Solly Tuesday-Jan,26 - G. Balderstone Wednesday - Jan, 27 - M. Walsh Thursday Jan. 28 ~ S. Duquette - Friday - Jan. 29 - A. Kulcheski Saturday - Jan. 30 - A. Katour Sunday (aft.) Jan. 31 -F. Caddy | Sunday (eve.) Jan. 31 - B. Austin If the date designated is unsuitable please exchange with someone en this list. 0-0-0 GIFTS FOR FIRST BABY BORN IN '54 The Kiwanis.Club of Terrace Bay have started a custom in Terrace Bay which is followed in other large, up and coming, towns, Gifts for the first child born in Terrace Bay in the New Year, The Kiwanis Club will start the ball rolling and the various merchants in town are being contacted for suitable gifts. A list of gifts will appear in the "News", The lucky baby in '54 will be, of course, Baby Desaulniers. The son of Mr, and Mrs. J. Desaulniers, born on January ay Flee 0-0-0 HAIRDRESSER IN TERRACE BAY Well we finally have located a Hair- dresser for the local Beauty Parlcer, and wish to announce that Miss Doris McCuaig of Schreiber will be operating. The approximate opening date will be February. lst. More in detail later, 0-0-0 INT, TRANSIT BUS SCHEDULE Please note that the International Transit has changed its time Schedule for leaving Terrace Bay, Effective immediately the Bus leaves Fort William at 9 a.m., pareve at Terrace Bay 1:50 p.m. and leaves at 2:05 pem. arriving at Port Arthur at 6: 230° Dem., Every Monday, Tuesday ,Friday and Saturday . Depot - Barber Shop,