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h_ 15, 1962 --_ Z College during the coming sumihens) Firat Year Arts Lore of! Economics 10 English 10 _ French 10 Geology 10 _Zoolegy 10 | LAKEHEAD COLLEGE Oliver Road, Port Arthur, Ontario ~ _ STORK CLUB Born fore Mr, and Mrs, M, Landes of: Schreiber, a daughter, on March 9th, Born to, Mr, and Mrs,- WR Russell of Rossport, a daughter, on March 7th, Born to, Mr, and Mrs, G, Jacques of -Jackfish, a son, on March 6th, ' Born to, Mr, and Mrs, A. Caranci of Terrace Bay, a daughter, on March 6th, it stngreeeeirntewtenese elisa eaten ctremmttasilneen pitanane» atpsinitlaastinemm cr tthe thins - natch tte este eaten sarang etic tparencntaterastas ttanonsntiil as ; i SATURDAY MOVIE This Saturday's movie dare soe toas Lou Costello in a science'- fiction film called "The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock*, for the kids, Starting time is 6.45 P.M., at the High School, "ARENA: SCHEDULE With the ice season gradually ane toa close, and with many last: minute schedule changes necessary due to Minor Hockey and North Shore playoffs, it is impossible to- __ send out Arena Schedules to cover any 'Long: Pe Oe awe ee ene ing eo ina few 'hours ke S messy soaking! harsh scrubbing! harmful soaps! fothvroofing with '6-year Warranty! for, FREE estimate call VERNE HOPPER. - 128° Peplaricrescent Terrate Bay, Ontario. PL 0.Tdx 344,° Phed-3 S028 i awe Se lndeetershgedeetniagie -- LIE HEAD COLLEGE OF ARTS, SUMMER SCHOOL 1962 ..The. courses listed below!will be. offered at Aahitiiad f / nudtiand "$70.00 per course. -- completed by March, 20, «Lectures begin on July 3 and close en August LEs-- licatien ferms may be cytained from: OF ARTS, Itts full of excitement and laughs; a eae jo the 19th and Monday the 26th, /| as listed, , ual averages with 156, with 155 and Kurylo 4th with 151, ae alee ameter pee Bm SCIENCE AND. TECH BE OS Second Year Ares | History 20 Phsychology 20 ' Registration must be SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOG _ DI 5-8912 - 4-7412 period.of time, For this reason, be: sure to check the weekly schedules posted on the bulletin boards. at the Recreation Centre, schools, and, arena, Regular public skating sessions continue as. usual: . Mondays - 2.30 -4 P.M... - Wednesdays -- 2.30,- 5,30 P.M, t 8.00 a 10,00 P.M, Fridays - 2.30.- 5.30 P.M.' SACRARE - 3,00 = 5,00 PsMeo . of : i. 00 aid 9,00 P.M. } Sundays -.3.00.- 5,00 P.M. | ats changes in the schedule will be . advertised as far in advance as: possible, '| MINOR HOCKEY | With, several local and North Shore re Leagues | completed, the Minor Hockey season is approaching its end, For the information of | parents. and, players, below is a bit of the present. status of cach league: Flyweights;. 2 more sessions, on Monday | NO MORE » SATURDAY SESSIONS, Peewee House League: as listed on weekly schedules, ARE. COMPLETED, Peewee Allstars:- practices will continue, as listed on weekly schedules.' Bantam House League: Open hockey cnly, as. listed on weekly schedules, Bantam Allstars: practices will continue Open hockey only, LEAGUE GAMES Midgets: .Open hockey as listed. ALL Minor Hockey sessions will terminate at the end.of March, MEN*S 10 PIN CHATTER March 7 saw. some outstanding bowling on . the. part of the Moose but it was the Sleepers who came awake again and took the most points for the night with 11, \ Points were distrib- uted among the other teams as follows: Moose 10, Bears 9, Aces 7, Shift #2. 6 and Kingpins 2. Team standings: show Bears on top, followe by. Moose, Sleepers, Aces, Shift #2 and Kingpins, in that order, The Moose boys were really bowling. Ray -Stachiw with games of 197, 170, 197 for 564 set a new high for the year. As a team, Moose also took over high 3 game "scratch with 1920, 4°" ° Ray Stachiw_ also upped his average to 158, Brother Ted too was in form with a 517 series and*is now in second place in individ- Buck is in third spot One other | _"500" series went to Sax Lundberg" with 505,