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PACE 17 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 25,1971 Rossport News = cont'd from page 16 ..... The banks of snow offered an excellent start to slide down hill and out on the harbour ice. Owners of Snowmobiles brought their machines along to participate in the fun. They supplied rides to those wishing to be given a spin around the harbour. The evening ended with a hot bean supper in the hall, followed by singing and dancing. NOTICE OF MEETING Gerry Isherwood will be the guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Schreiber Public School Home and School Association on March 4th at 8 P.M. Mr. Isherwood is with the health information office of the Thunder Bay District Health Unit. A program will consist of a colour slide presentation concerning the role of the public health inspector, the public health nurse and other programs offered by the health unit. There will be a question and answer period following the presentation. "THE OWL'S HOOT" THOUGHT OF THE WEEK Do the best you can; the forest would be very quiet if all the birds were silent except the best singers. \ WINTER CARNIVAL AT SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL The gnnual Schreiber High School Winter Carnival began Thursday, Februery 18th, with the four houses, Canuck, Iro- quois, Mohawk end Ottawa competing for first place. The "Staff House" entered numeréus events, end whet it lacked in competition it made up for in fun. The point system sllotted 5 points for first place, 3 points for second and 2 points for third, Results of Thursdey's events, which began at 3:00 P.M. were as follows: Dog Sled Races Boys 1-Iroquois 2~-Ottews 3-Canuck Snow Shoe Races Boys 1-Canuck 2-Iroguois 3-Ottawe Girls l-Iroguois 2-Ottawe 3-Ottawa Snow Football Toys 1-Mohawk 2-Iroguois 3-Ottaws Girls 1-Canuck 2-Irogucis 3-Ottawa Ski~doo Reces : 16 H.P. x Boys 1-Ottawa 2-Mohawk 3-Iroguois Girls 1-Ottewa 2-Mohawk 3-Iroguois 18 H.P. x Boye 1-Ottawa 2-Mohawk 3-Canuck Girls 1-Iroguois 2-Mohawk 3-Ottawa 16 2.P. y Boys 1-Ottewa 2-Iroguois 3-Canuck Girls l-Iroguois 2-Ottawa 3-Mohawk 13H.P,. 5 Boys 1-Ottawa 2-Canuck 3-Iroguois Girls l-Iroguois 2-Ottawa 3-Mohawk Beard Contest 1-Ottewa 2-Mohawk 3-Mohawk Continued next column ..... In the evening, the boys basketball team was defeated by the Teachers with a score of 45 to 24. A Sock Hop followed in the gymnasium. Friday, the events began with a Skidoo Parade from the * School to the Arena. Events took plece in the arena and in the high school. Thanks ere extended to the Anglican Church Women who pro- vided a delicious lunch of cabbage rolls, chili or homemade beans during the noon hour. Results of Friday's events were as follows: Ski-doo Decorations 1st Canuck 2nd Iroquois Chess Boys 1-Mohawk 2-Iroquois 3-Canuck Girls 1-Ottawa 2-Iroquois 3- Cribbage Boys 1-Mohawk 2-Mohawk 3-Canuck Girls 1l-Canuck 2-Canuck 3-Iorquois Sketching Boys 1-Ottaws 2-Canuck 3-Mohawk Speed Ska- : n ting Relay Boys 1-Ottewa 2-Canuck 3-Iroquois Girls 1-Canuck 2:Mohawk 3-0Ottewa Hockey Boys 1-Ottawa 2-Canuck 3-Iroquois Girls °"1-Canueck 2-Iroguois 3-Mohawk Broombell Boys 1-Mohawk 2-Ottawe 3-Iroquois - Girls 1l-Mohewk 2-Iroquois 3-Ottawa Basketball Boys 1l-Ottawa 2-Mohawk 3-Iroquois Girls 1-Canuck 2-Iroquois 3-Mohawk Volleyball Boys 1l-lMohawk 2-Iroquois 3-Ottawa Girls 1l-Mohawk 2-Iroquois 3-Canuck Bedminton Mixed Doubles 1-Canuck = 2-Iroquois 3-Mohawk Roys Singles 1-Canuck 2-Iroquois 3-Ottawa Girls Singles 1-Iroquois 2-Ottawa 3-Canuck Boys Doubles 1-Canuck 2-Ottaws 3-Iroquois Girls Doubles 1-Canuck 2-Iroquois 3-Ottawa Ottawa was declared the final winner and the leaders of this house were crowned Carnival King and Queen at the dance Friday evening. Another successful sarnival--and the Athletic Asscclation, under the direction of Mrs. Stewart, are to be congratulated, as well as all the students and faculty members who parti- cipated. Photo Below - Skidoo Parade Continued on Page 13...