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EMBER 17, 1969 TERRACE C. Barker of Terr- ace Bay is shown at the left with a wolf he bagged during a hunting expedition last Monday. This is the third wolf Cliff has shot this year. from St. Martin's school performing de 8 Variety Night presented last wees Photo by M. Lundberg - A lively group during the Gra NOTICE - Record Albums - Songs for 100 Years, Christmas Songs for 100 Years and by the Fort William Male Choir Canada's Centenary Choir, are available from Mr. C. Buck, Post Office Building. Phone 3701 day or 3280 evenings. __ tigi WAGHORN'S PHARMACY oo: ok LTD. RA nae SKAT-A-THON A SUCC ESS BAY NEWS (sland View. Service PROPRIETOR - DAVE DESROSIERS Hwy 17 Tel. 825-3638 kat-A-Thon got off to a fine Terrace Bay's first S hen eighty-five enthusiasts start Friday evening w donned their blades and took to the ice for the gruel~; ing thirty hour marathon . Skaters ranging from un parent approval) to over seventy (our esteemed Reeve W.E. Cavanaugh) and of both sexes all appeared on the ice and, with promised financial return from var~ ious sponsors, helped along the cause of Junior Hockey in Terrace Bay. During the thirty hour grind the number of original skaters dwindled but others entered until the final count of entrants reached a total of 199. As we go to press the Hockey Club were unable to provide us with the total amount of money raised by the project but it is expected to be in the neighbor- hood of $1800. At the end of the thirty hours only seven contest- ants were still on the ice, tired bdg.game. These were: Dawn Desaulniers, Tara Greenwoad,, Paulette Coupal, Tina Yates, Anita Stuart, Grayden Fedorak, Pat Papineau. Those under twelve joining Saturday morning skating the distance were: Judy Zwaresh and Charlene Nesbitt. (continued on Page 17) der twelve years (with