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Public Lib rary Terrace Bay, Ont. //\\ TERRACE BAY NEWS [ VOL, 22 NU, 8 FEBRUARY 21, 1979 25¢ PER COPY NORTHWESTERN MIXED PLAYDOWNS LANG AND LUND TO NORTHERN FINALS In a close game on Sunday morning the Rick Lang rink beat the Stu Gordon rink 9 = 8 and came out of the District Round Robin Playdowns with 7 wins and no losses. Placing second were the defending champions from Dryden, Roy Lund, Skip, Nancy Lund, Third, Roy Alpana, Second and Marsha Kerr, Lead with 6 wins, 1 loss. Rick Lang's rink was Ann Provo, Third, Ben Provo, Second and Lorraine Edwards, Lead. These two rinks will go on to compete in the Northern Ont- ario Finals in Espanola next weekend. Our congratulations and best wishes for continued good curling go with them. At the banquet on Saturday night, the Terrace Bay Curling Club was congratulated by Northern Ontario Mixed Curling Representatives Tom Fry and Robbie Sinclair and by Seagram's representative Bill Krafft for the gxcellent job of hosting this event with very short notice. The executive is really grateful for the extra effort from all members who helped in any way at this Playdown. Jack and 011ie Chapman organized every detail so well that not one complaint was heard. Janice Wilson too Ollie's place during the curling with her usual friendly competence. However, the event could not have been a success without the help and support of general membership. This we got and appreciated. Bruce Sweet was unable to skip his rink so Bob Diubreuil took his place. Rumour has it that Bob held the log that broke Bruce's leg. Never mind Bruce you have many curling years ahead of you yet! Help your Heart Fund Help your Heart COUNCIL QUOTES SCHREIBER = - The regular meeting of the Township of Schreiber Council was held on February 13, 1979 at 7 p.m. % The Building Committee Report presented by NJ. Boon = 7 By-Law 636 setting a new fee structure passed by Council. One contravention of the Building By-Law was put forth and Council is to proceed with court action tq have it rectified. The 1979 Building Committeé Budget was presented and passed, the Building Inspectors Fee was set. The Recreation Committee Report was presented and tables. - DJJ. Moore of the local Kinsmen Club made a short presen- tation on the Participark, a further meeting is to be set up with Council representatives and Recreation Department negbers for an in depth presentation. - The Fire Department Report and Budget were presented by: Peter Doig. The budget was approved with one amendment. By-Law 365 authorizing the Township to enter into an agree- ment with the Ministry of Housing re the Operating Costs of the Senior Citizens apartments was passed. By-Law 637 establishing an Elderly Persons intra was passed. Notice has been received fron the North of Superior Dis- trict ReCeSeSe Board, they will be vacating their offices as of August 31, 1979. They are moving to St. Martin School in Terrace Bay. : Dorothy Rummery the Tow-ship's representative on the McCau- sland Hospital Board gave her report re the progress of con- struction on 'the new hospital. A letter is to be sent to the Ministry of Health, Ambulance Services, M. Stockwell, re the district ambulance and its future operation. continued page 2 ,eeesecees