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~ 1965 December 16, MINOR HOCKEY (Continued from page 4) (Western Zone). Our entire house league Pee-Wee system will be changed with his first move to pur- chase four sets of sweaters for the Pee-Wee League and abolish the present set-up we have with the N.H.L.team names. There will be a Pee-Wee Hockey tournament here in Terrace Bay on Thurs- day, December 23rd with three teams from Schrei- ber and four teams from Terrace Bay competing. SNOW FESTIVAL '66 has attracted some special guests who are planning to take in the festivities in February. Mayor Saul Laskin from Port Arthur and Mayor Ernie Reed of Fort William have both indicated their interest and are willing to chal- lenge our local Reeve, William Adamo, to a snow shoe race. If th ere are any people who would like an ad- ditional order of Christmas nuts from the Minor Hockey Peanut Sale orders can be pl aced by phon- ing 3542. EXHIBITION HOCKEY A special event on Thursday, December 16, is an exhibition hockey game between Manitouwadge Intermediate and the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Juniors at 8:00 P.M. in the Terrace Bay Arena. This will be bargain night for the children. Any child accompanied by a parent will be permitted FREE to the game. There will also be valuable door prizes. SEE YOU AT THE GAME! FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE STORE HOURS WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:- OPEN TILL 9 P.M. ON FRIDAY, DEC.17TH - OPEN EVERY DAY, INCLUDING WEDNES- DAY, FROM 9 to 5.30 THE WEEK OF DEC. 20 TO 24TH. IN AD- DITION THE STORE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY & THURS-| DAY EVENINGS. SIMCOE PLAZA Terrace Bay THE CONTINUES UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE FOR BEST SELECTIONS iro ja YW ee INN TD , SAVINGS at ROBINSON STORES. NEWS SKI CLUB NEWS The Ski Club is now in full, operation with all trails in perfect condition. The tow will be in operation Tuesday nights and Friday nights from 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. and Saturday afternoon and Sunday afternoon from 1.30 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Improvements at the Club area this year include a new and bigger club house (oil heated); a new tow rope and approximately 100% increase in 'ski-able area, including a new easy'slope a quarter of a mile long--all serviced by the tow. With their improvements and the abundance of snow we are looking forward to a "REALLY BIG" year. Merberships will be on sale at the Club House on Saturday and Sunday afternoons - 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Anyone not having a membership by January Ist will be charged full rate for the use of facilities. We again ask the co-operation of the general public in--PLEASE - no walking on ski trails with- out skis or snowshoes--no dogs running loose at the hill and no toboggans on the ski trails. These rules will be stricly enforced for the safety of skiers. Visitors are always welcome and with the new Club House there is now lots of room to watch the skiers in comfort. Learn to ski classes will begin early in January. Why not come where the action is. BE SKIING YOU! JACKETS AT SAVINGS FOR GIFT GIVING.... BUY THESE PRACTI- CAL GIFTS AT TIMELY SAVINGS .. > Robinson Stores h ale Tig sn es SESE - ae TH eee TELEPHONE 825-3891 Page 7 SNOW BOOTS AND