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February 23, 1967 i ; Winners of Schreiber Ledies' Bonspiel: B.Bouchard, C.Cvitko- vich, A.Sinkins, E.Zwir, Terrace Bay. Photo by I. McCuaig. LADIES CURLING CLUB BONSPIEL HELD Fourteen rinks entered in the Schreiber Ladies' Curling Club bonspiel. Frankie Caccamo and Esther Niemi were co-chairmen of the event and Lorraine Huard, prize chairman. First event winners were: 1 - E.Bouchard, C .Cvitkovich, A.Sinkins, E.Zwir; H.Dooley; 3- K.Thorsteinson, N.Crockford, M. Martinsen, B.Turner; Terrace Bay, 4 - T.Herlihy, K .Gellert, E.Cocks, R.Spadoni; Schreiber. Second Event - | - F.Caccamo, J.Riley, E.Ross, S.Krystia; Schreiber, 2 - M.Slater, A.Bowliere, J.Sisson, D. Nesbitt, E.Birch; Schreiber, 4 - N.Thrower, C.Rib- | - N.Thrower, C .Ribout, E.Thrower, D.Kenney; Schreiber, 2 - E.Hubelit, J.Gerow, P.Gerow, E. Hubelit; Rossport, 3 - H.Lafontaine, D.Josus, S. Dorman, A.Packalen; Terrace Bay, 4 - N.Gray, B.Matte, M.Holmes, L.MacDonald! Schreiber. Kitty Thorsteinson was the first rink knocked out and Nettie Thrower's had the biggest end. A dinner was served Saturday night. The Busy Bees of St. John's Anglican church, at their February meeting made plans for their annual Hat Show on March |6 and I7 when tea will be serv- ed. They also made plans for their sale of Hot Cross buns and Easter eggs. Mrs. Nellie Gerow is in McKellar hospital and Henry Miller was taken by ambulance to Lakehead hospital this week. hur. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Poulin and son Clinton returned from Kirkland Lake after visiting with Mr. Poulin's parents and relatives. Mrs.G .Davis and Mrs. N.Gray were winners in identifying childhood photographs submitted in a cont'd next column TERRACE BAY NEWS Terrace Bay, 2 - A.Welbourne, J.Stitt, R.Collinson, Kirkpatrick; Schreiber, 3 - A.Sparkes, E.Harness, F. out, E.Thrower, D.Kenney; Schreiber. Third Event - Mrs, Len Huard, is in General Hospital, Port Art- Page II Valentine contest arranged by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion at their party on February |7 Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Smith and Mrs. Alice Potvin and Adrian Boulanger won the spotlight dances. Mrs. Jeannette Gunter and Mrs. Vi Rigelsford shared the draw prize. The Schreiber Gospel Mission is holding a special missionary week February 27 to March 5. On Monday February 27, a missionary on furlough from Ethiopia, Mr. Melvin Donald will be showing a sound film "The Tangled Mountains". On Wednesday, a special speaker will be present at the regular prayer service, and will,give a mess- age centred on missions. Sunday, March 5 , Miss Ann Ellis on furlough from India will be speaking, showing slides and displaying native costumes and crafts. All evening meetings begin at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. ROSSPORT NEWS Mr . & Mrs. Ben Lespanski and family spent the weekend with relatives in Geraldton. W. Cheetham and S. Godfiery of the Lakehead were business visitors here Monday . Nick Bain returned Monday from Terrace Bay Hosp- ital. Mr. & Mrs. O. Wieben of Fort William enroute home from Sault Ste. Marie Saturday renewed ac- quaintances here. Bob Wesley is employed at White River this month. Mrs. Bertha Lif took first prize, Mrs. Eileen Rouble second and Hattie Yandon the consolation when the Five Hundred card club met for their weekly game. Hostess Mrs. Prina Gerow had the luncheon table set with Valentine guest cards and other motifs. The heart shaped cake held the centre of the table and an enjoyable social hour was held. SCHREIBER NEWS Mrs. Bill Love ( Lillian Alcorn) of Hazelton, B.C., is visiting her mother, also, her father who is in McKellar hospital . Earl McCouan and Ray Niemi of Windsor are here visiting their parents. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THE N.H.L. OLDTIMER HOCKEY GAME