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PAGE 4. TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 23, 1970 car a Your EVERYONE ADMIRES.. al TENDER NOTICE 00k deserves Tenders will be accepted by The Lake Superior ¢ ao a Board of Education Administration Office at Schreiber inishin | Ontario, for supplying of furnace oil for the period oe September 1, 1970 to August 31, 1971 for: CLEANERS Phone- Tailors and Terrace tt Launderers *- LONG TIME RESIDENT DIES IN TERRACE BAY Funeral services for the late Lloyd Harold Moores, aged 49 who died suddenly at his home in Terrace Bay on Tuesday, July 14th, were conducted by Rev. | ----------_____------------------ E.C .Prinselaar of Schreiber and Mr. H. Johnson in Terrace Bay Community Church on Friday, July 17th. Interment was in Terrace Bay Cemetery. Born in Matapedia, Quebec on September 22, 1920 Mr. Moores served in the Canadian Armed Forces from 1939 to 1945. In 1946 he married the former Grace Adams. They moved to Terrace Bay in 1948 where they have since made their home. A member of Terrace Bay Branch 223, Royal Canadian Legion, Comrades P. Coupal,W. Corrigan , J. Falzetta, K. McLeod, J. Lawrence and G. Ramsey served as Pallbearers. Legion members took part in a graveside service. He was predeceased by a brother in 1943 and his father in 1969. Survivors are his wife Grace, one daughter Lynn (Mrs. N.. Boon), and three sons, Eroll, Robert and Randy. KNOW ED /) wHY Do WE cake A PRACTISES - Cont'd from page 2 ... held for the following leagues to deve- lop representative teams for inter- community competition: National League (10-12 yrs.) MONDAYS AND WED- NESDAYS - 6.00 p.m.; GIRLS' LEAGUE (10 and over) TUESDAYS AND THURS- -- DAYS - 6.00 p.m.; PONY LEAGUE(13 and over) TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS- 7.00 p.m. ALL PRACTISES AT SEPARATE SCHOOL FIELD. ROLLER SKATING SESSIONS CON- TINUE UES se a ea Even though attendance has been down Continued next column eeeces LATIN FOR. FEATHER tender not necessarily accepted. NATURE COMMON FOLDING POCKET KNIFE A PEN Y SBSH THE WORD"PEN"IS DERINEDFROM THE I A QUILL PENS HAD TO GE SHARPENED FoR THIS PURPOSE. (a) Any individual community (b) Any combination of communities (c) For the supply of all furnace oil. ESTIMATED CONSUMPTION: Manitouwadge - 68,000 gallons Marathon - 12,000 gallons Terrace Bay - 1,000 gallons Schreiber - 32,000 gallons Tenders close August 15, 1970 - Lowest or any in recent weeks, sessions will continue to be held from 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. on Sunday evenings. Take a break from your regular routine - GO ROLLER SKATING. Newly taped music to skate by. LACROSSE ENCOURAGING It appears that Terrace Bay may have a repre- sentative Lacrosse team for inter-community com- petition in August and September. Local instructors Dick Mannisto, Pat Smith, Bob Sievers and Jim Corrigan are attempting to form an All-star team. Any boys interested in trying out for the team are asked to attend tomorrow night's session at 6.30 p.m. in the Arena. The League is open to boys 10 years of age and over. Come fully dressed or you will not be able to take part in the practises. COMING EVENTS Saturday, July 25th - Red Cross In- structors Clinic, 1.00 p.m. - Rec- reation Centre. Sunday, July 26th - Roller Skating Session, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. - Arena. Wednesday, July 29th - Swim Tests - Pool . Saturday, August 1, - DR. MIKE'S DAY presentation and dance, 7.30 p.m. - Terrace Bay Arena. Sunday, August 2nd - Terrace Bay Swim Meet - Pool. Sunday, August 2nd - Aguasabon Golf Club Ladies' Open - 11.00 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, August 8th and YOUR & -KNIFE"? "PENNA". 9th - Springboard Diving and Syn- Continued on page 5 eccece