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TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 25, 1971 PAGE 10 ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS The Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, Geraldton, Ontario is calling tenders for vehicles on a rental basis. Tentative vehicle equirements are as follows: 1/2 ton pickup approximately 5 months 1/2 ton pickups approximately 4 months 1/2 ton pickup approximately 3 months 1/2 ton pickups approximately 2 months crewcabs (6 passenger) approximately 4 months 14 to 16 passenger vans approximately 2 months 14 to 16 passenger van approximately 4 months (vehicles will be required during the period May 1 to October 31/71) For full particulars and tender forms, please con- tact the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests Geraldton, Ontario. Completed tender forms must be in the District Forester's office before 12 o'clock noon April 8th, 1971. signed by D.E. Gage, District Forester, Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, GERALDTON, Ontario. --- 0 W WN --- Sunday Opening - cont'd from page 2 to doors and walls of the lobby of the Terrace Bay Post Office, during the time this service was in effect. As a result it was decided to revert to day- time hours. : Your request for two hours service on Sunday can- not be granted due to the resulting excessive cost. All postal officials and employees have to abide by the Agreement between the Treasury Board and The Canadian Postmasters' Association which stipulates that extra hours must be paid when an employee is. required to return to the Post Office for the purpose of unlocking and locking the lock box lobby. Due to the history of vandalism, the re-opening of the lock box lobby on a 24 hour basis cannot be consider ed at this fime. In view of the present situation, we regret fo have to deny your request." #% THE KINSMEN CLUB £#% # OF SCHREIBER HAM &CASH ) 'y A plus a Jackpot AT THE SCHREIBER TOWN HALL AT 8:00p.m., Monday, April 5th. ALL RESIDENTS OF ROSSPORT, TERRACE BAY AND SCHREIBER ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN AN EVENING RECREATION BRIEFS - By Jerry Dupas RINGETTE CHAMPIONS DECLARED On Thursday, March 18th, the SABRES defeated the NORTHSTARS by a'score of 6-3 to take the fin- al series two games straight. The SABRES won both the games by scores of 7-3 and 6-3 to take the 1970- 71 Ringette championship. Members of the winning team are as follows: = Captain Tara Greenwood, Donna Dakin, Mary Waghorn, Carol Bouchard, Charlene Nesbitt, Helga Hermes, Maria Hermes, Diane Coupal and Ann Louise Regis. At the time of this write-up, all Ringette players were involved in an invitational tournament held locally, and it is hoped that our girls will be able to attend an out-of-town tournament in the near future. : Special recognition should go to the following people who volunteered their time and efforts to help out as referees in the Ringette league: Mrs. Betty Oksanen, Miss Phyllis Ann Turner, Sister Paulette. Without the services of the above volunteers, it would have been impossible to organize a Ringette league this past season. Recreation Briefs = cont'd page 11... Ve