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ARRIL 28, 1976 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 K-C TEAM TAKES BROOMBALL TITLE: Cont'd Thunder Bay, Ottawa, Toronto and Minneapol- is are hotbeds of broomball activity with Min- neapolis having over 350 registered broomball teams. Terrace Bay's per capita interest in the sport was equally as high over the past season with five teams competing and a promise of an expanded league for next season. This season's league consisted of teams representing Meco, Peterson Electric, K-C, sanross and Frankel-Marshall. K-C entered the playoffs as the underdog having finished third in league standing and unable to beat either or the top two teams, Meco and Peterson, dur- ing regular season play. Peterson was elimin- ated in the three team round robin semi final which set the stage for the final between K-C and Meco. Peter Geldreich coached the winning K-C team and the team roster is as follows: Dave Bain, Trent Desaulnier,; Judy Falzetta, Mike Fenton, Carl Gorham, Ray Hansen, Steve Hilder, Ross Hudson, Ken Johnson, Ron Kusano, Bruce Lundberg, Dave Luxmore, Ray Mikkonen, Steve Moniere = Williams, Jack Moore, Ed Nicol, Marvin Osmar, Tom Patterson, Bill Pytyck, Bob Roberts Sr., Bob Roberts Jr., Barry Walsh, Len Webb and Charlie Wise. TERRACE BAY SOCIAL SPECTRUM On Tuesday, April 20 'the 2nd Terrace Bay Brow- nie Pack had a little girl from Saskatchewan visit them. On the occasion she was presented with an autograph book. Christine Young joined in on their very rewarding observation and nature walk. Afterwards they had fun over the CANADA MANPOWER SERVICES A representative of the Thunder Bay Canada Manpower Centre will be in Terrace Bay MONDAY, MAY 3, 1976 Persons interested in Employment, Indus- trial or Institutional Training, Manpower Mobility or any other Manpower Services are invited fo visit the counsel lor bet- ween 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. at the Ter- race Bay Recreation Centre. Canada Centre de & & Manpower Main-doeuvre Centre du Canada Manpower and Immigration Main drove et knmigration Robert Andras Ministre Robert Andras Minister 344-6601 - 33 South Court Street : Thunder Bay P, Ontario P7B5E6 campfire roasting marchmallows. Joan Lee, Leader, helped out by playing games with the girls to warm them up. Taps were sung and ; s: the girls retired home, making note that on Tuesday, April 27 they will help out up town by raking lawns and cleaning up some of the litter. Visiting with Lois and Gary MacRae and family is her mother, Mrs. Hazel Mercier from St. John, N.B. Robert MacRae will travel back with his grandmother for a vacation. Visiting with Betty and John Usher and family is John's mother, Mrs. Nelson Usher from « Castleton, Ontario. Visiting with Pam Jones and family is a friend from Havant, Hampshire, England, Mrs. Gertrude Miller. Gertrude will visit points east be- fore returning home. WANTED - RELIEF CLERK Experience in typing, some bookkeeping and office work essential. For information please call the McCausland Hospital Administration Office 825-3695. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION ST. MARTIN SEPARATE SCHOOL Terrace Bay TUESDAY, MAY 11th 7:00 p.m. FORMS AND INFORMATION HAVE ALREADY BEEN MAILED TO PARENTS WHO, ACCORD- ING TO SCHOOL RECORDS, HAVE CHILD- REN ELIGIBLE TO ATTEND KINDERGARTEN THIS SEPTEMBER. IF YOU HAVE A CHILD WHO WILL BE 5 YEARS OLD BY MARCH 31, 1977, AND You YOU HAVE NOT YET RECEIVED THESE FORMS, PLEASE TELEPHONE THE SCHOOL (825-3255).