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| | | | at approximately 2:30 P.M, "TERRACE Circulation, Schreiber & Terrace Bay_ Oe a te ee ne 'WINTER TOUR' GROUP .STOP IN TERRACE BAY Thirty-eight representatives from South Shore Communities in Wisconsin and 'one from Duluth, passengers in a chartered bus on a 'Circle Tour! arranged by the Ashland, Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce were enter=' tained at a luncheon in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel last Friday afternoon by the Commerce Committee and the Kimberly~Clark Company Limited," Several wenbers of the 'party were here tc attend a Highway Assecia- tion meeting, : Several ladies were in the group, among them four Beauty Queens, the Misses Karen Polaski, Bayfield--Jauneen Kessler, Hurley-- Pat Reardon, Ashland and Bobbi Jane Emgstrom of Superior, Leaving Ashland on Thursday morning, the group spent the first night at 'the Prince Arthur Hotel in Port Arthur--had breakfast on Friday morning in Nipigon, lunch in. Terrace Bay and were to have dinner and spend Friday night in Marathon, They plan- ned to proceed to Wawa and Sault Ste.Marie for stop-overs on Saturday. Those making the tour were thoroughly enjoying winter travel and highly praised the Canadian part of the trip. Two musicians in the group accompanied the others who sang "The Maple Leaf For- ever" before starting the lunch which featured fresh Lake Superior Trout. A tour of the Townsite and of the Mill gave the visitors an opportunity to see both working and living conditions in Terrace. Bay~ : HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS MEET HERE Directors of the Lake Superior Interna- tional Highway Association met in the Recreation Centre, Terrace Bay, on Friday afternoon, February 17th. Attending were members from.Sault Ste.Marie, Wawa, Terrace Bay, Port. Arthur-Fort William, Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota, The president of the group, Mr. C.W.King of Port Arthur, called the meeting to order Minutes of a meeting held on October 28th were read by R.0,Beggs, and adopted after incidental corrections were made, Chairman of the Membership Committee, Mr. H,Hurtig reported on a meeting held by his group in Port Arthur on January 27th and a discussion on conclusions reached at this meeting followed. F,0,Soughton of | Terrace Bay led off the discussion on pro- | posed membership structure and rates to be charged... Promotional organization was also given considerable attention with the adoption of a suitable crest envisaging the 'Circle Route! as the theme one item, Copy-right- ing of an existing design was another and other ways of bringing the circle route | before the attention of the public were also discussed, An American editor's tour 'Vol: 4, eee tails. Bay NEws "Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa" No. 8 February 23, 1961 ne nea nae see eer oe | is to be arranged and the local member, at this point, extended the invitation to have the tour itinerary so arranged that luncheon can be served to the editors in Terrace Bay. Brian O'Brian of Fort William outlined plans for a proposed Sports Car Rally on the Circle Route. An ambitious undertaking, there will be drivers' and cars from all over the world with consequent wide publicity. The representative from Ashland, Wisconsin, D.0,Haese, extended an invitation to the Directors to hold their next meeting. (in May) in his city and this was accepted, C.M.Sheridan of Washburn, Wisconsin, pre- | sented the original of a design for place- mats to the Association for distribution or Sale as they desire, PLAYER OF THE DAY AWARD The Player of the Day Award for the game onl Tuesday, February 14th, presented by Caccamo!s Groceteria of Terrace Bay, went to the Supe r- ior team for their fine showing while clinch- ing first place, FIGURE SKATING CARNIVAL THIS. FRIDAY & SATURDAY| The Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club will hold its annual skating carnival this Friday and Saturday evening under the direction of Mrs. Ivy Pattison, Club Professional, Guest artists from the Fort William Figure Skating Club include Miss Jennifer Wilkin, Gold Medallist and Northern Senior Ladies Champion 1960~(1; Miss Brenda Gold and Mr. Sidney Turner, dance champions of the Fort William Thunder Bay Figure Skating Club, Local talent and female impersonators will also star in the carnival. If you have not already purchased a ticket, you may do so at the door. Programs are in- cluded with the purchase of each ticket. HOCKEY PLAYOFF TICKET SALES "During the coming North Shore Hockey Play- offs, as in past years, all seats in the Arena will be reserved. Pre-game ticket sales for all games will be held at the Recreation Office from 4 - 6 P.M, on days of. games (on Saturdays if games are on Sunday). Season Ticket Holders will have until 6 P.M, on these days to claim their tickets, See page seven of this issue for full de- SUPERIORS DEFEAT NIPIGON TUESDAY NIGHT. 'In the last League game of the current Hockey season the Terrace Bay Superior!s de- feated Nipigon by a score of 6-3. MISS SUPERIOR 10 BE CHOSEN FEBRUARY 28TH Miss Superior will be acclaimed on Tues- day, February 28th, Have you chosen your favourite from contestants Janet Wills, Annette Comeau, Darlene Heinrich, Annette _ Boudreau, Ruth Thorsteinson, Darlene Gombola, Linda MacFadyen and Gail Wood? 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