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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 18, 197¢ HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND The Board of Governors of The McCausland Hospital gratefully acknowledge the following contributions to the Hospital Building Fund: Personal Pledges and Payroll deductions - total $1,009.81, Catholic Women's League of Schreiber - $121.45, In Memoriam - $134.00, Other donations - $30.00. As of Friday, February 13th total cash in the Building Fund is $110,423.45. Public Relations McCausland Hospital LEGION MIXED BOWLING LEACUE "on February 6th, A. Daley put fobather A games of 211, 225, 209 (645) to lead all bow- lers. S. Ballentine had a game of 304 for high game. Other high bowlers were P. Jones -"227, W. Fisher - 215, J. Megraw - 200, B. Moon - 224, 219, H. Duriez - 209, E. Knauff - 219 and J. Fisher - 251. On February 13 N. Chopty led all bowlers with scores of 222, 302, 203, (727). Other high scores were T. Velenoff - 231, 253, (678), B. Fournier - 206, D. Coupal - 246, (601), Y. Leclair 222, B. Comeau - 203, L. Belliveau - 226, A. Daley 230, 207. Standings are: Bombardiers 77, Corvettes 67%, Irish Reg! t 51%, Spitfires 51, Camerons 43. Bombardiers have the bye this week. 4 WELTON : d Mr. Glen Welton, Vice Principal of Marath- on Public School passed away on Friday, Feb- ruary 6, 1976. Mr. Welton is survived by his mother living in Castleton, his wife Joan Welton, and his three children, Nancy, age 17 and Eric and Stephen age 15. Mr. Welton first came to Marathon to teach in 1952. He began his teaching career in Campbellford in 1945 and taught for five years with the Napanee Public School Board before coming to Marathon. RECREATION DEPARTMENT WEEKLY REPORT BROOMBALL RESPONSE FAVOURABLE - LEAGUE STARTS THIS WEEK: As a result of a number of teams being formed at MECO and a couple of teams at Kim- berly Clark, ice time has been made available for the sport of broomball, commencing this week. For this week, sessions were schedul- ed for Tuesday, February 17th, from 10:30 to 11:30 p.m., and on Thursday, February 19th, from 10330 to 11:30 p.m. 'Sunday, February 22nd - North Shore Hockey, It is hoped that more ice time will be made available for the sport of broomball in the near future. For more information, contact the Recreation Office at 3542. NORTH SHORE HOCKEY THIS WEEKEND: The next scheduled North Shore hockey games are for this weekend, Sunday, February 22nd. The Major Peewees, Bantams and Midgets from & Manitouwadge will provide the opposition for & our local teams. Games start at 1:00 p.m. « COMING EVENTS: Manitouwadge at Terrace Bay. l p.m. March 11th, 12th, Winter Carnival. Games start at 13th, l4th - Terrace Bay THIS WEEK'S ARENA SCHEDULE: Due to many anticipated changes in this : week's arena schedule, at this time we are un- I. able to provide a revised schedule. To obtain information on this week's activities, please § consult the arena schedules posted on the bull § -etin boards in the Recreation Centre lounge area and the entrance-way to the arena. PLANNING YOUR VACATION? DONT LET YOUR CHILDREN MISS DORION BIBLE CAMP SUMMER SCHEDULE: Hi-Teens (I6 & up) June I7 - 23 Teens (I3 - I5) June 27 - July 3 I Intermediate (I0 - I2) July 4 - IO II Intermediate (I0 = I2) July II - Ij I Junior (8 - I0) July 18 - 24 II Junior (8 - I0) July 25 - 3I) Primary (6 - 8) August I - 5 1976 Brochures and information Availabe from: Dorion Bible Camp, Dorion, Ont. 854-2331 CUSTOM Phone : FLOORCOVERING 229-0447 § INSTALLATION ? HOURS: TUES. ~- FRI. ¥Y¥p.m. = 5 p.m. SATURDAY 10 a.m. - 5 p.m all-to-Wall Carpets ushionfloor o-Wax Flooring al lpaper eramic Tile athroom Accessories arpet Steamclean Service