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Vol.e5, No.6 THE INDUSTRY Pulp and Paper Foresters have given new life and meaning to forest conservation, They manage the forests on a sustained yield _ basis. They harvest trees at the stage of their greatest value and utility. They encourage regrowth. And the modern operating methods they employ permit the more rapid growth of future har- vests, Through forest management, they have assured wood harvests for the continuing m_ increasing needs of tomorrow, MISS SUF FEREOR CONTEST As an extra added attraction at the last Superior Home Gane Thursday Feb, 15th, patrons will witness the crowning of Miss Superior for 1962, ; The committee have been making elaborate plans for this gala occasion, and only hope the townspeople will turn out to the game to support them in this venture. A Judge's panel of two ladies and two gentlemen will decide the winner of six beautiful contestants'on Tuesday night, and the winner's name will be kept secret until the actual crowning on Thursday evening. The panel will make their decision through a questionnaire based on personality ~ Appearance - Knowledge of Hockey. The girls themselves will be selling Booster Buttons to the. townspeople all this week and up until game time next week. The proceeds from the sale of these buttons will determine the amount of Prize money. spent and the team's donation to the Miss North Shore Contest. We would like to make it clear at this point that in no way does. the: sale of the buttons enhance the girl's" chance of becoming Miss Superior, This will not be a Salestanship Contest but will be solely based on Personality, abl varaliie and Hockey Knowledge. ~ ou BUTTON --- HELP OUR PRINCESS } SUPERIORS DEFEAT FLYERS 9-4 TUESDAY NIGHT A close race for first place in the clos- ing games of the N,S.H.Le schedule is looming between Marathon Mercuries and the Terrace Bay Superiors,. The Superiors have three more encounters with Nipigon and two against Mara- thon, Two games will be played on home ice, Sunday with Nipigon and Thursday, February _L5th against Marathon, , ' The Sups took'a beating, 4-0 in the last' game with Red Rock which cost them necessary points but they came back tonight to put the Flyers down 9-4, Flyers put up a much stron- ger game than in past encounters--at one ~ point in the 2nd period running a 3-3 tie, | Maurice Osmar again was high (nm: They nurture young trees. Serving the district in which we live a eee err eee $té_F.11 ) : si i i i a ieee eels i ee ee Sociable - Re Niemi, TERRACE BAY CURLERS WINNERS Peggy Wellings once again skipped A. Latour, S. Duquette and M, Hamilton to victory in Dryden last week and retained. the right to represent Northwestern Ontario at the Prov= incial Finals to be held in Toronto February 12th to 16th. This is the fifth time that Peggy has represented Northwestern Ontario in the. Ontario finals and the best wishes of the entire community go with her. Winners of the Ontario finals will go to Regina, Sask. where the Dominion Finals will be staged. Another rink from Terrace Bay journeyed to Chapleau last weekend to take part in their annual 'spiel. Paul Boudreau and Harry Gusul to first place in the First Event, Each tian received a flight bag and trophy, Another rink entered in the Chapleau 'spiel was. skipped by Don Groom of Sudbury.who, three years ago, won MacDonald Drier. J. Clancy skipped a rink in the Legion "spiel in Nipigon last weekend and, though not elerging a winner, enjoyed the hospitality extended. and. sole fine curling. Nine rinks froia Terrace Bay were entered in the Schreiber Men's Bonspiel, The rinks were led onto the ice by pipers John Shivas and Donald Lake and V.E.Everitt, CPR Supt. threw the first rock, A. banquet was held in the Town Hall on Saturday evening. The twenty-four rinks entered were, skipped by the following: -Cornell, Cobey, G.Caccamo, Niemi, Ridsdale, McCuaig, Wilkinson, Bedard, Harmer, Sawyer, Slater and Moore, Schreiber, Solly, Coons, MacDonald, Wood, Hamilton, Beddard, Duoice, West and Riley, Terrace Bay, Jacobson, Fort William, Musquash and MoGooey, Rossport. Butch Moore. was Bonspiel Chairman, Neil Ross was MC, and Dre JeM,Cornell, the president, presented a Life Membership to veteran curler Wally Simon, and an honorary meribership to V.EeEveritt. Terrace Bay curlers garnered a majority of the prizes, which went to the following: lst event, lst prize ~- C. Woods, B.Hayes, 5B. Bouchard and D. Tees; Runner-up E,Pineault, Re Larson, Dr. Lee, Je! Teniuk, 2nd event. - lst prize ~- M, DuBoice, J. Rowley, W,.Robinson, W.. Malcolm; Runner-up. - G. Caccamo, E.LeBlanc, G. Cebrario and R, Fournier, 3rd event - lst prize'-- Dr,Cornell's schoolboy rink of Be Birch, G. Speziale.and B.Costall, Runner-up - He lainilton, K, Johnson, Je Benko and R.Gavino Special prizes were: Dig End - McGooey Rink, Rossport, First Knocked Out - Ridsdale, Most The $30.00 Draw Prize was won by Joe Rollo. The Schreiber Club will hold their Ladies Bonspiel this weekend and the Legion 'Spiel will take place the following weekend. Rune Ostling skipped Tom Latour -