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MARCH 7, 1973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 Manitouwadge Carnival = cont'd ........ popcorn, ringette games, snowmachine races, family ice contests, beer garden, dancing, raffles, prizes; continuous action for every member of the family. Visitors from out of town are urged to. join us. For the snowmachiners: register with Brian Simon- eau at 826-4240 or Ken Ward at 826-3563. Entry fee is $3.00 per event with 15 events, with 3 prizes in each event. Circuit racing events (3 laps) are: Men's Single Piston: 0-300c c 301 - OPEN (includes TNT 292 cc and 299 cc) Men's Twin Piston: 0 - 300 cc 301 - 400 cc 401 - OPEN Men's Free Air: 0 - 300 cc 301 - 400 cc 401 - OPEN Ladies Single Piston: 0 - 300 cc 301 - OPEN Ladies Twin Piston: 0 - 300 cc 301 - OPEN Cross Country: 0 - 300 cc 301 - 400 cc 401 - OPEN Cross country races are on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Circuit races are on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Registrations will be accepted for both events no later than 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 10th at the Community Centre. A registration desk will be open from 9:30 to 11:30 on Saturday the 10th. All races will be held at the Jaycees Beach. Visitors should note than only 125 tickets (couples) are available for Saturday Dance, on a first come first served basis. Call Otto Bretzlaff at 826-3838. It's a weekend of fun in the Gay Nineties style. Join us 11! STORK CLUB Born to Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo Commisso of Schreiber a girl on March 3rd, 1973. LEGION'S 5th ANNUAL SNOWMOBILE RACES MARCH 17 Cross-country & Circuit LEGION BONSPIEL A gala crowd celebrated the finish of the , Schreiber Legion's Annual Sweetheart Bonspiel, with ones from out of town attending the occasion including Mickey McFadden, Mrs. Etta Gray, Mrs. Alice Potvin and Mrs. Betty Forbes of Thunder Bay; Albert Pearson of Sudbury and Lou Karns of Toronto. Bill Collinson was M .C.. for the presentation of the various awards and prizes, which included travel bags (presented by Mickey McFadden), cook sets, sheets and pillow cases, grocery bouchers, watches, dishes, ash trays, clocks, bar sets, lighters and sets of glasses. Mr. Collinson thanked those who's planning had made the event such an obvious success = Earline Johnson, Barbara McLaughlin, Edna Cocks, Geor- gina Davis, Doug Moore, Walter Dukes, Barry Harper and veteran curler Tommy Bolan, the time keeper, who was presented with a special gift. The following presentations to rinks drew uproar- ious applause from the audience - The most enthusiastic = skipped by Lou Karns, Toronto; First knock-out - skipped by Earline John- son; Skunked one - skipped by Barry Harper; Most experienced - skipped by Herb Gellert; Rink of Cripples - skipped by Doug Moore; Hard huck rink = skipped by Bill Weaver (White River); Most Cheer- ful = skipped by 'Bina' Welbourne; Most Silent and Hard Working - skipped by Harold Gellert. First in the third event, was won by Barry Harper Kay Fraser, Bill Cocks, Gordie Shultz. First, in the second event, was won by Don Tremblay, June Dukes, Barbara McLaughlin, Joan Costall. First in the first event, was won by Bill Stefurak, Helen LeBlanc, Fred McColeman, Bob McParland. Mr. Collinson paid tribute to the Hubelit rink from Rossport, which since the beginning of this bonspiel has always entered. 'Mickey' McFadden had the pleasure of present- ing travel bags, from Labatt's to Bill Stefurak's rink. A buffet supper was enjoyed by the curlers and' others in the Legion on Saturday night. - Photos page 14 ........ The Youth World Day of Prayer will be held in Schreiber on March 9th at 7 p.m. in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church. ) Mrs. Bill Graham of Vancouver, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gordon =~ her daughter Joyce is enjoying a round of dinners hosted by old friends in Schreiber.