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Volume 7, No, 5 LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY Terrace Bay Curling Club plays host over the week-end to the North Shore in its annual invitational bonspiel, An outstanding array of rinks has registered from all along the North Shore and they will be descending upon our city starting Friday evening, Our old rivals, Marathon, will have two rinks in competition, along with wo from Schrei' er, Rossport one, Nipigon ons, Red Rock one, and Beardmore one. The balanae of the draw will be made up of eight local ¥yinks, Originally the first mocks were schedul- ed to be thrown at 7:00 p.m\ Fridey, but out of respect of the memory of pur late sover- eign, King George VI, there will be no matches scheduled for Friday. Hence, the take-off time was set forward to) 12:01 Sat- urday morning. Knowing the habits of junket- ing curlers, as we do, no one is going to lose any sleep that they wouldn!t have lost anyway. Terrace Bay will put some very tough rinks together to meet the onslaught -~ successfully, we hope, They will be skipped by Sinkins, Olsen, Farrow, Pineault, Wellings Cline, Lohr and Monteith. These boys are lining up the best available talent behind them, and we have our full quota of steady thirds, seconds, plus a good crop of fresh- men coming up. We are sorry to say that our favourite villain of the local ice, Rune Ostling, wasn't able to enter because of his shift, (continued on page 3) ATIONAL BO) OR THIS W February 14, 1952. NSP | CK- END (emmt-- CORPORATION OF THE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT P=R=0-C-L~A=-M-/A~-T-I-0-N WHEREAS the Federal and Provincial Govern- ments of the Dominion of Canada have desi- gnated a day of mourning for our beloved sovereign, the late King George VI, Therefore I proclaim Friday, February 15th as a Civic day of mourning, and respectfully urge all citizens of Terrace Bay to co-oper= ate fully in observing this day in a proper manner, H., C. Laundy, Chairman, 0-0-0 PROVINCIAL POLICE SERVICE In order to acquaint the residents of Terrace Bay with some of the activities and services provided by the Ontario Provincial Police, through Constables D, L., Hillman and S. Lorrie, herewith are some extracts from their report for 1951, to the Improvement District of Terrace Bay. Prosecutions Criminal Code and Other Statutes 17 Section 285 Criminal Code 3 Highway Traffic Act 2L Liquor Control Act 6 ~ By-Laws 3 Total 53 In addition there were 13 Criminal Occurrences investigated including Reckless Driving, Deaths, Autpmobile, Bicycle and (continued on page 3)