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"TERRACE Terrace Bay & Schreiber [, /MINOR HOCKEY This Saturday, commencing at 6.30 P.M., the Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association will hold its annual "Night" for minor players Five games will be played in all, ensuring you of the best in entertainment. The first four games will be fifteen minute games, the final a regular game. Your admission ticket eo you: (1) to see all five games, (2) to a chance on a door prize, (3) to | support one of the worthiest organizations | in Terrace Bay. REMEMBER THIS: Your financial support is secondary on Minor Hockey Night'. This is the one night in the year that we hope to have a packed house. Usually the kids play before very sparse crowds, Let's get out and lend them our moral support on Saturday Night. DON'T SEND, TAKE YOUR ROY TO THE RINK !3 STAN HODGKISS VICE-PRES, ONTARIO ANGLERS At the 3lst Annual meeting of the Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters, held in Sault St.Marie, Ontario on January 24th, Stan Hodgkiss of Terrace Bay was elected Ist Vice- President. Lee Saunders of Brockville was elected as President, The Ontario Federation makes the proud claim that it is the "Voiée of The Sportsman" of Ontario and is the only Province-wide sportsmen's conservation organization, Stan is presently President of the North- western Ontario Conservation Federation, Zone One, which organization consists of fourteen Fish & Game Clubs with 2,100 members. Stan is also its Education Chairman and Chairman of the Province-wide Federation's Game & Fish Committee. He is Secretary of the Terrace Bay Fish & Game Association, his active inter- est in Sportsmen's organization start ei in this Club in 1954, Congratulations and best wishes are in order for Stan's endeavours in conservation work on both a local and provincial scale. NORTHWESTERN CURLING PLAYDOWN HELD Last weekend in Red Rock, the Ed.Currie Rink of Marathon emerged the winner in the District Playdowns. Runner-up was the Ole Qlson foursome of Terrace Bay. PN acl tension ihacsipiaheini aap ied Rn Mapa nsisnbantacnntn atin oninainniainabieiinscibiiipesas inact atid KIMBERLY-CLARK ANNOUNCE TRANSEXS ' | Kimberly Clark Corporation announced last : week that Mr. A, Driffield and Mr. A. McColl | will be transferred to the Toronto Office, 4 | ; It is expected that Mr. McColl and Mr. ' Driffield, with their families, will leave | about the middle of March. Vol. 25 No. § PET POISONING EPIDEMIC HITS SCHREIBER | | ' ! »AY NEws. February 5, 1959 The sorrowful episode in the Story of Jake and the Kid has its counterpart in Schreiber during the past ten days when the pets of some twenty-odd families have died. The dogs, ' the indignant public are convinced, died from strychnine poison. One pet, sent to a well- known veterinarian was, in his opinion, the victim of such a cruel act. They are, for the most part, older and smaller dogs, which seldom stray from their own premises, but within a brief ten minutes from the time some have left the door they have returned to die in such a short time that nothing can be done for them. This points to the fact that the vicious killer knows exactly the correct amount to administer, or the painful death would be a lingering one. Adults are deeply concerned for fear the deadly drug might be picked up in some manner by small children for it still has not been established in what manner it is being dis- tributed. The M,O.H, and the Police at first consid- ered it more probable that an epidemic of some | sort had struck the town, but this was dis- qualified, it would seem, in the case of the valuable dog kept in wired grounds at the Lake | which suffered the same fate as dogs running about. The Police are doing all within their power to investigate and, if a poisoner is at large, apprehend him, but it will require the aid of the public who can search their grounds and keep a sharp watch for suspicious actions. I QUEEN'S HONOURS LIST OF INTEREST LOCALLY | . In the Queents New Year's Honours list, Hon.R.T.Symonette, M.E.C., M.H.A., of Nassau, was made a Knight Bachelor. The new Knight, who has chosen the name Sir Roland with his title, is the senior member of the House in terms of service as a Legislator and he was recently elected chairman of the United | Bahamian Party, the majority party in the Assembly. Sir Roland has earned the admira- tion, affection and esteem of his fellow Bahamians during his career as a legislator, in civic affairs, as a philanthropist and as | a business man and he was not born with the | proverbial silver spoon in his mouth, He | will receive his accolade in London on Feb. 10th, when he will be accompanied by his wife, the former Margaret Thurlow, who was born and raised in Schreiber. SUPERIORS 11 - MARATHON 5 AT MARATHON _____ON TUESDAY NIGHT Marathon play at Terrace on Thursday Feb. 5. Game time 8 p.m. Sunday Feb. 8th. Nipigon at Terrace Bay i i GAME TIME 1,30 P.M.