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« March 4, 196 THE TRAVELLING ART EXHIBIT (Continued from Page 7) an exhibit well worth seeing. The Art Shop, with paintings of local mem- bers, as well as the travelling exhibit, will be open to the public on Saturday, March 6th, from 2 -- 5 in the afternoon, and from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the evening, Everyone is welcome MENtS CURLING CLUB NEWS Duquette Rink Wins Club Championship The fourth and final round of regular cur- ling was completed on Friday. The Duquette rink won the Club Championship with 200 points 50 points ahead of the runner-up team skipped by MacDonald. Congratulations fellows ? The final round of the season, which began on Monday, will determine the division championships. What happened to the team that won eleven games in the second and third rounds ? Don't forget the Kimberly-Clark Mixed Bonspiel to be held on the week-end of March 12, 13, and 14th. ' Standings for_the season: "Att DIVISION - Duquette (Club Champion) - 200 points, MacDonald (Runner-up) - 150 points, McLeod - 148 points, Reynolds-142 1/2, Crockford - 138, Teniuk - 134, Hamilton - 128. "Bt DIVISION ~ Johnson - 122 points, Sitch - 120 1/2, Chapman - 120, Knight - 11 Ostling - 115, Galvin - 110, Benko - 104 1/2. "Ct DIVISION - Hayes - 103 1/2 points, Beddard - 93 1/2, Olsen - 92, Gross - 84, Coons - 72, Crawford - 45, Kennedy - 45, COUNCIL QUOTES (Conttd from Pg. 1) members of Council backed Council- lor Thompson in his opinion that this project should be one the Town would not normally do for itself. He noted the erecting of a walk and lookout on the rocks behind the Recreation Centre was within the scope of the allottment, had a lot of potential and as a long range program could be increased as convenient. The entry deadline has been extended to August 5th 1965. Council agreed to hold a special meeting to establish a project before having the. Cen- tennial Chairman, Councillor Cavanaugh seek the assistance of Mr. J.W.Reid, Centennial fiéld representative. Councillor Cavanaugh brought to the atten- tion of Councillor Brown, difficulties encoun- tered during a recent snowstorm, and recom- mended improvements on snow removal. At the request of Councillor Brown Secretary Strutt read the Parking By-Law and Highways Traffic Act for the clarification of local snow removal] removal problems. Councillor Brown enquired into the appoint- ments made by Council to the High School Board and was informed one appointtee was at the re- commendation of the Public School Board, one from the Separate School Board and the third by Council. A suggestion had been forwarded ta increase the Board to five members and upon the recommendation of the Reeve, Councillor Brown would do some research on the subject before the next meeting of Council. Reeve Adamo was informed the Principal could not serve on such a Board. As Chairman of Health and Welfare, Councillor Brown was conferring NE Pare 9 with the Medical Officer of Health and School Nurse to arrange a suitable schedule for the School Nurse. Under the present program, no use was being made of the audiometer. Councillor Thompson reported with the co- operation of Councillors Kolody and Brown a meeting had been arranged to improve the scope of the Snack Bar. Yours were being changed and many changes would be evident to Council in the Smoke Shop. He further reported on the progress of selecting a new Recreation Direc- tor and hoped to have the vacancy filled by April lst. On His suggestion, a special meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, March 2nd, to review the Employees Benefit Plan and approve Budgets. When the new flags arrive, Councillor Cavanaugh felt a flag raising ceremony would '|be in order, particularly to impress the school children. The Reeve reported he had made tentative plans for such an occasion and appointed Councillor Cavanaugh to this committee. Councillor Kolody recalled copies of the original annual Fire Report from Councillors and stated he had been informed by the Fire 4Chief copies to the Fire Marshall's office, the Canadian Underwriters Association and the Ontario Fire Chief had not gone out. A re- vised edition was being prepared and would be presented shortly for Council's approval. HIGH AWARD WON BY LOCAL SCOUT On Thursday, February 25th, Group Committee Chairman, H.J. Coe presented Scout David Shivas with one of the highest awards in the Scout movement, the Queen Scout Radge. Dave will be presented to the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba in Winnipeg during the Easter holidays to receive his Queen Scout Certificate. SKI_CLUB NOTES Ski Club championship races will be held this coming weekend as follows:- SATURDAY, MARCH 6th - Senior Men - Interme+ diate Girls - Junior Girls. SUNDAY, MARCH 7th - Junior Boys - Intermediate Boys. Races will start on each day at 2:00 P.M. Sharp. SPECTATORS WELCOME. FIGURE SKATING CLUB NEWS The pace at practice sessions of Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club has accelerated as skaters prepare for their big event of the Season - Ice Frolics of 1965 - which will be held in the Arena on March 20th. The program will be presented at afternoon and evening showings. Results of recent tests are as follows:- Carol Ann Fawcett, Judy Chopty, Joanne Stevens Leslie Cotton, Cecile Stvart and Cathy Thorpe were successful in passing their preliminary figures while Jacqueline Turner succeeded in passed her First. Wendy Evans-Smith passed her second test.