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November 29 1961. TERRACE. CURLING CLUB NEWS aes from =a 12) It is urgent, therefore, that all curlers get their applications in immediately, Skips are requested to get their rink entries in, The deadline is November 15th, | Apphications should be handed to A, Crawford, J, Lang, J, Beddard, Ed Pineault or H. Gusul. NOVEMBER 30TH, 1904 THE MATL & EMPIRE = Mr. & Mrs, J, Beddard recently unearthed part of a copy of the old Mail & Empire (Toronto) dated November 30th, 1904, Though © yellewed with age one is immediately struck by the fact,that.the format of the Classified Advertising page has not changed over the years, In fact, at first glance, it could be a current issue of say the Globe & Mail or The Fort William Times Journal, . But - oh those ads? You could buy a set» of dentures for $8.00 complete, a man's suit:ds advertised at Hatons for, believe it ormot; Regular $6.50 and $7,50 - on sale Thursday for $3.69. 'The very best French-made Peau De Soie, in fast black (no dry cleaning needed here) sold at $1.00 per yard, A news: item from Fort William relates that on-November 29th, 1904 a rear end collision occurred on the main line of the-C.P.R. 25 miles-west, of Fort William at. 9,30 this morning, .The eastbound express ran into the caboose of a freight train, wrecking it and injuring severely a car repairer who was in the caboose, The engine was slightly dan- aged, .A wrecking train and. two doctors left for the scene of the wreck coe half an hour of the receipt of the news On the saine page an oath ist says "In striking contrast to Russiats course in Manchuria is.that of Britain in Egypt, There 'the British army of occupation is about to be withdrawn in conformity with the promise made years' ago that.as soon as the country could take care of itself the soldiers would stay no more, Evidently there are. cases where the 'white man's burden't may be laid down after it has been carried. over the rough places," - -and this in 1904? Considerable refenence is paid on the = editorial page to the "abominable conspiracies uncovered "for the overthrow of the people's power" during Dominion elections, These had taken the form of striking the names of voters off the Manitoba election lists anda bogus ballot box felony in Ontario, { That political graft kettlets been.a long time abrewin'.) Toronto waterwork Improvements are noted thus \"'a million dollars was voted a year ago * for the improvement ad the City Water Works Toronto may feel easy on the score of water in the kitchens and bathrooms of residents for the pressure to be bery powerful ata given point near the city front"..,,,and here ref- erence is' made to a conflagration' "last spring'-when fire fighters were helpless as streams of. water would not reach a height of four stories, Speaking of property value ----- $25,000, would buy an office building leasehold on a' cornér néar Queen & Yonge, Teachers with first_class certificates were being offered) . $625.00 'per year - domestic help (highest wages it says) $12.00 per month and doctors and-dentists were advertising for practises? From architects to veterinary' - the ads. are all there and way back then they used credit System....When this construction is finished ~ supply-cceeee There are too many throttles open name was given: BAY NEWS Page 13 because the money lenders are listed - not as Finarice Companies ~ just. plain old money lenders. WE VISIT NIPIGON Since Highway 17 by=pass at Bi pigon wes completed we seldom take the time to go into the Town, This past weekend we had occasion to make the trip. Nipigon is a pretty little Town. - situated - in a hollow on the shore of Lake Superior with 'a dramatic view available from Highway 17. We had half expected a somnolent, sleepy atmosphere --- in keeping with that dramatic view but were agreeably surprised to find an air of bustle and energy prevalent in the Town. Nipigon has quite a historical background. For a tine in history it was a toss-up whether Nipigon or Port Arthur-Fort Williaa would devslor into "The" Lakehea! city. : This comamity - about twice as large as Terrace Day - has several churches, gchodls, a xed Cross Hospital, quite a varied shopping area, a theatre, some industry and promises to become quite a tourist. centre. More motels, and service stations are being erected to add to the considerable number which already' exist, There must be various Ladies' and Ments organizations, Scout and Girl Guide 'movements, Minor Hockey and Baseball, as well as other adult and juvenile activities. We are sure that an enterprising reporter could fill pagesof print with news of the} | happen- ings there, We are not unacquainted with Red Rock, the Conmunity which houses the Nipigon-- Red Rock District High School, It too has many active organizations, It also has its own newspaper. The Red Rocket, a weekly edition which-has been covering Red Rock news for some years. All in all we think that Nipigon has prom- ise - if given the time and effort it deserves! | TEN PIN BOWLING TIPS - Watch your Etiquette fm ever.ing of league bowling can be ruined by an inconsiderate competitor, This is the fellow who pulls his ball out of the rack whil you are getting ready to make your approach; who stands "at ready'-as you bowl (you never know if he is going to suddenly start his approach or not); who talks loudly, perhaps even to you, as you start your motion, Being considerate of your fellow bowler is a fine trait, and worth working on, For instance, when bowlers in adjoining alleys are ready to go at about the same time, the fellow on the right has precedence. If -you"are to the left, step-back and motion the other bowler to go ahead. This will help him concentrate on the job at hand - and increase. his estimation of you as a gentlemanly competitor. aan ne ne ee ee TOO MANY HANDOUTS SMOTHER INITIATIVE This "tip" for *teens was sent to us by a reader, Sorry we cantt give eredit to the writer, but it was a newspaper clipping and no | "We hear 'teen-agers complain. "What can we do?. Where can we go?? rtd "The answer is - Go home? Hang up»the storr windows, paint the woodwork, rake leaves, mow the lawn, shovel the wall, wash the cary scrub some floors,. "Help the minister, priest or rabbi, the Red Cross, the Salvation Army _(See Page 9)