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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 6, 1983 Terrace Bay hosted the North Western Regional Indoor Archery Championships on Sunday, March 13. Local archers competing included Kaari Pollard who placed Ist. in the Girls Jr. Free Style, Bobby Gendreau who won Ist. in the Boy's Acdet Free Style and Jeff Bonnema who placed 2nd. in the same event. Schreiber's Lorne Bourke took Ist. in the Men's Barebow, Jim Cornfield placed 2nd. and Gary Crozier 3rd. Archers from as Jar away as Dryden competed in the event. What was happening in the NEWS twelve years ago April 8, 1971? The Zupansky Rink from Thunder Bay won the Terrace Bay Ladies Bonspiel. The winners of the B event were the S. Duquette rink from Terrace Bay with skip - S. Duquette, third - M. Kennedy, second - R. Mitchell and lead - B. Norris. The Runner up rink was skipped by C. Cvit- kovich, with third - E. Zwir, second - L. Bougie and lead - S. Caron. Women of the Moose: Senior Regent Alice Yates presided at the regular meeting. Recor- der Sadie Benko repor- ted on the mid winter conference. Member- ship chairman Adiline Daley and her commit- tee of Betty Okanen, Bernice Williams and Paige Legacy will be in charge of charter night. Carmel Zborowski and Jackie Calder served a delicious lunch. Ski Club News: Lyle Nicol, senior champion of the Terrace Bay Ski Club was awarded his assistant ski instruc- tions rating. Winners in the Ski Club Championships were (Senior) S. Me- graw, D. Whicker, C. Wise and L. Nico. (In- termediate) A. Vander- kam, D. Chisholm, and R. Vanderkam. (Junior) Looking back ~ete J. Prinselaar, B. Me- graw, N. Pluta and D. Moore. (Junior girls) Lori McBride, Leslie McBride, M. Fisher and C. Vanderkam. (Inter- mediate girls) Leigh Ann McBride and C. Yates. The 23rd Annual Ter- race Bay Men's Curling Bonspiel was held last weekend. Several local rinks made a good show. Jack Chapman lost on the last rock in an extra end in the A event to a Thunder Bay rink. Vic Fenton and Thor Olsen also battled to a last rock in the B event, with Fenton winning. Dick Baron's 'teacher's rink' was defeated by another Thunder Bay rink in the C event. "'When Vinceno (Jim- my) Figliomeni ended his last day of work for the CPR on March 23 he was met by his family, many other relatives and fellow employees offer- ing good wishes."' "D.Q. Hamilton, ter- minal supervisor, in presenting a gift from fellow employees, men- tioned Jimmy's long service with the CPR since 1928. One record was unique, in never missing a day's work through illness in his 45 years. The longest time off work was in 1930 when he returned to Italy for four months to be married."' Boneless STEWING BEEF 1.98 Ib. 437... 7 Farms 500 gram pkg. BACON 2. 5S each Medium GROUND CHUCK 1.78 Ib. 3°... Semi-boned GROUND BEEF 1.09 ib. Dg, MAN eM ON oun 5 our best possibl Maple Leaf 1 Ib., 500 g. pkg. WIENERS 1 39 each Aged for good eating CHUCK STEAKS 1.58 Ib. 3%. Tender & Juicy BABY BEEF LIVER 796 Ib. 1 ba kg. Regular Semi-boned Get financially fit OF CANADA Get your lifein shape. Write or call me for your free booklet. Mary E. Cashmore Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9152 POT ROAST OF BEEF CROSS RIB ROAST 1.68 Ib. ne 1.88 Ib. 4%... Mild CGHEBDER: ites ee. 3.29 Ib. Bulk tray pak Pg. Medium MAPLE LEAF 7 OKIES GHEDDRR ge. 3.39 Ib. 1.09 1b. 4 kg. P pads! Old Raboueee 3.49 Ib. > | Family pak 9-11 per pak MOZZARELLA 2.99 ib PORK CHOPS ee ee ee Th so . 370 6 kg. 1.68 Ib. kg. : SWRI peices. 3.99 Ib. 8®°,.,. + VALUE: FULL ee | PRODUCE | LEMONS i te Ontario No. 1, 20 Ib. b resn cello ntario No. I, 7 ag 6/1.39 SPINACH POTATOES 5 Ib bag ¢ 5 Ib. bag COOKING ONIONS 39 1.99 | DILL CUCUMBERS 99° | 1.19 1b. 2202 kg. BANANAS 396 Ib. 86°... Ontario No. 1, 5 lb. bag Fresh white CARROTS MUSHROOMS 1 .39 1.99 Ib. 4.39 kg.