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REWARD SOLU -B moe 1s & Brotherhood Week observed at Kiwanis leeting. On Tuesday, February 26th the Kiwanis Club of Terrace Bay in observance of Bro- therhood Week-had as their guests the follow- ing gentlemen, répresenting the organizations as show, Mr, H. Riddell, Lions Club, Schreiber; G. Ramsey, Canadian Legion, Schreiber; C. Buck, Terrace Bay !asonic Lodge; Ay Valicuette, Knights of Columbus; I. Bailey, Schreiber Kinsmen Club; D. Wilson, Schreiber, Oddfellows; «.. Berndtsson:; Loyal. Order of lioose, The guest speaker for the évening was Reverend arthur Lavender, D.D. Mr. E, Rowson introduced the speaker, outlining Doctor Lavender's long and distinguished career in serving his fellow man, Doctor Lavender's talk on the subject of Brotherhood was most inspiring. A quot- ation from his talk is as follows: - "There is being borne home to the hearts of men and women that unless they' learn to live together as members of one family the out- look for the human race is exceedingly dark. Men of good will, everywhere, are recog- nizing that the one hope for mankind is not in:-bombs, but in that spirit of brotherhood which recognizes the fact that God has made of one. blood all the families of the earth to dwell in it." In conclusion Doctor Lavender empha- Sized that true Brotherhood must start and be sustained at the "grass root" level. That alt of us as individuals in our every day living mst believe and practice the true spirit of Brotherhood. . LADIES'CURLING (cont'd) (Terrace Bay Rink Wins first Event at Mara- thon) ei A second rink from Terrace Bay skipped by Aggie Sinkins, with Mary Hale "Brd, Jessie Ratchford 2nd, and Dene Clancy, lead, just missed getting into the prizes. 0-0-0 RECRE:.TION FLYER (cont':) NOTICE: HOCKEY TuiNS22? Dependent on the outcome of Playoff gamés this week in Ninigon, there is a possibility of a N.S.H.L. Playoff game here (cont'd next col.) (Recreation Flyer cont'd) PEGS | + le -~ from prev. col. ) on Sunday of this week, 48 &@ result, Sunday's ..rena Schedule will read" either of the following two ways: Ll. Sunday, March 3rd - 2:00 p.m. - N.S.H.L. Semi-Finals NIPIGON FLYERS Vs T.B,SUPERIORS i411 Tickéts will be on sale from 1:00 - 6:00 p.m, Saturday at the Recréation Office, Box of fice will open at 1:00 p.m. Sunday, NOTE: NO TICKETS 11.Y BE RESERVED BY TELEPHONE!! 2. If there is no playoff game Sunday, the .rena Schedule will read: 1:00 = 2:00 - Figure Skating 2:00 = 4:30 - Public Skating LaDIES' BROOMBALL 4 group of local ladies has found that a broom can be used for other »vurposes than sweeping floors, «as a result, they have displayed an interest in forming 2 Iadies' Broomball League, First workout for those interested will be held from 9:00 = 11:00 p.m. tonight (Thursday). at the arena. Next workout will be next Thursday (March 7th) at the same hour. No teams have been formed yet, so anyone interested should contact K, Ward at the Recreation Office immediately. Comeon, ladies! "Get some fun out of that broom for a change!! MEN'S BROOMBsLL | « Sudden rise in popularity has given the came of broomball a shot in the am locally, ..t present there are three men's teams eneaged in the sport, playing several times weekly at the Terrace Bay arena, Teams from #4 Shift, #3 Shift, and Structural have already met, anda league schedule has beén draw up to run until the end of the year, imy men who are interested in play- ing, tut who are not yet attached to a team, Should contact J. Charbon or J, Desaulniers at the ifill, or K, Ward at the Recreation Office. 0-0-0