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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 22, 19783 == HUARD: Funeral services for the late Arthur Roy Huard, whose death occured in Toronto General Hospital on March 7, 1978, after a lengthy illness, were held in Holy Angels Church, Schreiber, on March 10, Father F,J. Meyer officiating, intern- ment in Schreiber Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ted Winters, John McGrath, George Chabot, Lonny Connelly, Rick Spadoni and Paul Martin. Honorary pallbearers were Morgan McGrath, Gerard McGrath, Bill Smilsky, Craig Fischer, Mark Tramblay, Carson Fischer, Bob Nesbitt, Joey Speziale and Joey Maronese. Surviving are his parents, Art and Betty Huard; four sisters, Betty Ann (Mrs. Maurice Blier), Linda, Barbara and Carol all of Schreiber; grandparents, Mrs. Jeanne Huard and Mr. A.B. McCuaig; many aunts, uncles and cousins also survive. Roy, who was 23 years old, was born in Terrace Bay, receiv- ed his education in Holy Angels School and Schreiber High School. He graduated from Lakehead University Business Dip- loma Course in 1976,. At the time of his death he was a Bis- iness Degree student at Lakehead University. Roy was active in sports in his High School years, being a member of the Golden Hawks Basketball team, also Cross Country Running and Badminton. He was chosen to represent Schreiber High School at the Ontario Athletic Leadership Camp at Lake Couchiching in 1971. His first love was nature and the outdoors, and he spent much of his leisure time fishing. : Attending the funeral, from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Armand Huard of North Bay; Mrs. Edward Orchard of Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta; Miss Diane Huard and Mr. Terry Dohanich of Calgary, Alberta; Mrs. Bill Hancharek of Mississauga; Mrs. Brian Hewson of Smith Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van oud Huesden of Winnipeg, Manitoba; Lonny Connelly of London; Carson Fischer, Pual Caccamo and Mary Jo Ryan all of Sault Ste Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCuaig, Cam McCuaig, Myrna McCuaig, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCuaig, Dale, Cheryl and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Payette, Mr. George Chabot, Mr. Joey Detuce and Mr. Bill Smilsky all of Thunder Bay; Mr. Brett ficEwen of Red Rock along with many freinds from Terrace Bay and the immediate district. : NORTH SHORE BRIDGE CLUB: Nine players turned out at last Sunday's Bridge Club. Winners in the n/s division were A, Furyk and P. Gordon; P. Gillen & R, Gillen and D & T Conklin. e/w winners were P. Guina'& J. Campbell; F & A Anderson and B, Gielau & A, Lapinas. There will be no bridge on Easter Sunday. Note: The club will play at Holy Angels School as of Sunday, April 2nd at 7:30 p.m. Come out and join us. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Nom Norris and the Schreiber Town Council for the use of their hall in helping us get started. We have been able to buy our own duplicate boards and supplies. We are looking for a few card tables. |f you have one please call 824-2381. Plans for lessons for beginners and intermediates are well under way to begin early in April. Watch this newspaper for further details next week. LEGION AUXILIARY MEETING Margo Davis, Anne Condie, and Lendra Condie were received into membership, at the March meeting of the Women's Auxil- ® © iary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109, Schreiber, by Georgina Davis, president. The birthday party of the auxiliary was changed to the date of Saturday, May 20th. The dinner will be for members but, the social evening following will be open to the public. A penny auction was planned for April. Rena Ross was named second delegate to the district meeting in Red Rock. A letter from the Recreation Committee asked members to contribute to the monster Bake Sale far the local arena, on March 31st. g : : i ROSSPORT SOCIAL: Xx Mrs. Prina Gerow made a trip to Toronto to attend a craft and gift show and to purchase stock for the Thunder Mug Gift Shop. : Mac Hubelit visited his daughter Mrs. G. Wahl and son Lionel and family at Wawa. THE CONFEDERATION COLLEGE OF | oo APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY offers EX 103 Section 98 FOUR HARNESS LOOM WEAVING A basic course to acquaint the student with weaving on the loom. Some of the areas and techniques to be covered are: calcu- lating and making warps, dressing theloom, 'understanding the function of the loom, reading draffs and patterns. The student will also be introduced to fibres relative to weaving and how fo work with them. INSTRUCTOR: Jan "Korteweg FEE: $25.00 + $5.00 lab = $30.00 DATE: April 10,-1978 - April 14, 1978 TIME: 9 a.m. .- 12 noony 4 p.m. = 4 p.m., Monday to Friday FACILITY: Downstair's Town Hall REGISTRATION: Register at the Recreation Centre in Schreiber. NOTE: Fee refunded only should course be cancel led due to insufficient en- rol Iment.