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TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I3 mmeral Services - continued -h, Jim Smart, Tommy Bolan, Edmond ". Wallace, Frank McKenna, Fred Gould ce and Edgar LeBlanc. bearers were Gordon Willoughby, , Jack Bryson, Keith Ross, Leonard 1 Jack Winters. snt was in Schreiber cemetery. >n's immediate survivors are his rs. Augusta Pearson of Schreiber; two Margaret (Mrs. Jack Handel) of and Lillian (Mrs. C. McBride) of or; and three brothers - Charles of , Eric and Arthur of White River, nieces and nephews. ing the service from out of town were d Eric Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. C. nd daughter Judy, and Bruce MacLeod River; Gregory, Bev and Sharon Lynn nd Geoffrey Pearson of Sudbury, and Leod. T. JOHN AMBULANCE FIRST AID COURSE g in March. Applicants phone = TERRACE BAY RINK WINS BONSPIEL The Schreiber Women's Curling Club's Open .Bonspiel this year was an outstanding success, convened by Lorraine Huard, assisted by Kay Fraser, with Lorraine Weaver, the prize comm--- ittee convener, assisted by Cecile Wilson. Eighteen rinks entered. Following the event a dinner was served in the club. : Among the special prizes were to Kay Gell- ert's Hard-Luck team Wendy Martin, Helen Le- Blanc and Irma Armstrong - Irma receiving an extra one for most failures to pass the hog line; by sheer luck, Muriel Nesbitt, of Thun- der Bay, drew her own name from a hat for a special prize for skips. ; Donna Josus rink, S. Dorman, T. Northest, B. Wise, won a seven ender, a Chinese dinner, - at the Restaurant LeBlanc was won by the Lake- head University rink - J. Koening, S. Forbes, L. Fraser and B.E. Weaver. A dinner at the Voyageur Restaurant was won by Dorothy Mills rink, P. Cadieu, N. Pol- hill and E. Lang of Thunder Bay, - their total ages making them the oldest rink on the ice. First knocked-out prize went to E. Zwir rink, Connie Cvitkovich, D. Plantt and D. Desrosiers of Terrace Bay. cont'd page I4 ... THE LAKE SUPERIOR OARD OF EDUCATION JELP WANTED 75 maintenance program will require or painting to be done at several ons, i.e. houses and classrooms in ber and Terrace Bay. s, male or female, interested in all or any part of this work and ting bids at a later date, are d to contact our Maintenance Co- tori for detat is. Stan Hodgkiss at 825-3608 or write Box 580, Terrace Bay. ? required will be supplied by the Tools and other equipment fo be hed by the bidder. THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION Residents of the Schreiber - Terrace Bay area are invited fo submit their named if they are interested in performing work that will arise relative to our 1975 maintenance program on Schools and Board Houses. Tradespeop le, male or female, will be required in the following categories. Plumbers Electricians Carpenters Furnace and Burner Service Refrigeration Tile and Carpet Laying Sign Painting Landscaping To be listed for future contact, as work in the above categories is scheduled, please contact our Maintenance Co-Ordinator - Stan Hodgkiss - phone 825-3608 or write P.O. Box 5380, Terrace Bay.