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Pubilc Litrary Terrace Bay, Ont. VoL, 21 NO. 9 MARCH 1, 1978 20¢ PER COPY LAKE SUPERIOR SENIOR GIRLS INVITATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: On January 28th and 29th, the Lake Superior Senior Girls Basketball Team held their first annual Senior Girls |nvita- tional basketball tournament, Terrace Bay Campus. Teams from Marathon, Nip-Rock, Geraldton (2 teams A & B) and Lake Superior participated. Games got under way on Saturday morning and continued through to Sunday afternoon with the girls displaying fine basketball skills and great sportsmanship. The Lake Superior.Girls came out victorious with scores as follows: L.S, 98 Geraldton "B" § [3:35 Ni p-Rock 23 LoS, 57 Marathon 20 LoS. 87 Geraldton "A" 7 They were presented with the trophy and gold medallions. Marathon placed second and won silver medallions and Nip- Rock placed third for the bronze medallions. The girls are to be congratulated on a job well done. The tournament committee would like to thank all those who made the tourna- ment a success.c We are hoping that next years tournament will be as successful. Members of the team are Cindy Thomp- son, Astrid Kniepp, Laurie Miller, Alice Miller, Terry Paukstys, Holly Smith, Ann Stokes, Leigh Ann McBride. Mana- ger Lisa Kenney Coach - Gail Simmer. ART EXHIBIT: An exhibit of work done by the a ctudonte of the Terrace Bay campus, L.S.H.S. will be held on Thursday 9 March, 1978 fron 7 to 10 p.m. in the gymnasium. Included in the display will be work from Art=100, 200, 300 & 400 levels, Different media of drawing, paintings and crafts will be represented. Plan to attend. Coffee and: lunch will add to your enjoyment. To page 3 .... Overture Concert Series BOUCHARD et MORISSET, pianistes GRAND MUSIC BY GRAND PIANO: Mr. and Mrs. M, Bouchard, widely known on the concert scene as MORISSET '& BOUCHARD, will grace our stage on Wed- nesday, March 8th at 8 p.m., for our third of four concerts this season. They have become almost a household word in Rtirope having performed more than 200 concerts there. gal A11 these engagements were supplemented by numerous radio and television performances as well, in Canada alone they have appeared in more than 200 recital engagements as recit- alists and as orchestra soloists on radio and television for the C.B.C. Artists of such favour are welcome on our musical scene. A delightful pair who make delightful music. ENTRE SIX - VERY MUCH ALIVE: Thursday of last week, Terrace Bay/Schreiber residents viewed a spirited and engaging young dance company from Montreal in an evening of comedy, satire and abstract dancing. The program included a few works which have been in the _ company's repertoire almost from the start including a trio of selected excerpts from their children's show ... the Rus- sian Scherzo and Fireworks both to the music of Stravinsky and the Blue Danube, the hilarious acrobatic monkey dance, with which Jacques Drapeau and Francois Beaulieu effortlessly bring the most audience appeal. All of the choreography is by the company's owner, Mr. Lawrence Gradus. He is clearly a choreographer of ori giaality asking his troupe to perform very difficult physical feats, a, wi th soaring leaps and dangerous lifts. At times with men partnering men. At times his movements are not far removed from circus acrobatics but they are done for their cham and originality rather than merely their cleverness. To PU 3 ee