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PAGE 16 TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 14, 1979 SCHREIBER PARKS AND RECREATION - Continued Ladies Legion Auxiliary, U.C.W. have committed to putting on the dinner, hopefully the C.W.L. and A.C.W. will assist. This will happen on Saturday at 5 p.m. in the Tower hall of the Town office. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 will host a series of tournaments in ping pong, shuffleboard, pool for persons aged 10-13 yrs on Sunday the 11 at the Legion Hall from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Kinettes are busy wi th setting up the Queen contest. esscsccnces The girls will sell buttons and tickets and this will determine the Queen. All contestants will be at the Pre-Teen and Teen dance Friday evening for the Crowning. The Schreiber Metis Association are looking after the road hockey and broomball tournaments, please contact Leo Tookenay and Rita Tookenay. The adult dance will be on Saturday at the High School. Motorbike races are being looked after by Mike McGuire ard Dan McGrath. Please contact either for entering and details. There will be a lot of games and races for the younger set on Friday and again a family affair on Saturday. It is our hope that the student council will bring their festivities in with the community. Keep watching these panes for further details and advertise- ments. NORTH SUPERIOR SKI CHALLENGE: This will be held on Sat. Feb. 24, 1979 and is open to all recreational skiers. Starting time is 10 a.m. Registration forms are available at recreation office or from Tom McGrath. REQUEST FOR UNIFORMS: Anyone having knowledge of equipment belonging to the Boy Scouts of Schreiber please contact fe Schreiber Recreation office. ARENA UPDATE: The monies are really coming in from all sources, to this writ -ing we have: $81,467.63 in cash; still to come are personal pledges of $15,917.50; Corporate pledges $21,100; Payroll de- duction (old and new) $9,271.00. To date for February a total of $1833.50 has been reached. There are several activities happening; Winter Funfest, 50/50 draw for trip to Las Vegas see Norm Boon, a raffle being run by Barb O'Brien, canvass from door to door, hockey pools by Evelyn Thrower. Please support the above projects! The 1977-78 Bantam hockey team donated $400.00 from their jacket drive raffles. They did this because of falling short of the objectives. WINTER FUNFEST = SCHEDULE . Friday, March 9th 1:30 p.m. =~ Races, games for elementary school students at High School Grounds - Elementary School Student Dance - Public School = Crowning of Queen - Public School - Kinettes - High School Teen Dance - Rec Committee and Stud- ents Council 00 p.m. 0 p.m. 8: 9:0 9:00 p.m. Saturday, March 10th 10 a.m. = Snow Sculpture Judging - Ont. Provincial Police | - Road Hockey Tournament - Schreiber Metis Broomball Tournament - Schreiber Metis Motor bike races = M. McGuire and Dan McGrath 1 p.m. = Contraption Race - Schreiber Fire Dept. 2:30 - Tug-a-truck - Schreiber Recreation - Tug-a-war = Council vs. Recreation Committee - Family Games - Recreation Dept. 4 = 5 p.m. = Kangaroo Kourt = Kinsmen 3 p.m. = Community Dinner - Legion Auxiliary, U.C.W. 9 p.m. = 1 a.m. Adult Dance - Building Fund Committee Sunday, March 11th 10 a.m. = Tournaments persons aged 10 - 13 yrs. at Legion Hall- Legion Branch 109 - Finals Broomball and Road Hockey Tournaments. = THIS SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE MILLER RINK WINS CHALLENGER BONSPIEL The Charlotte Miller rink, representing Lower Columbia St., won top honours in the Annual Challengers Bonspiel held recent- ly in Schreiber. The Miller rink consisted of Charlotte and Andy Miller, Lorraine and Leonard Huard. Second in the first event: Birch Motors with Skip Geof Birch Y Edie Birch, Terry Birch and Bruce Thompson. Third was taken by Figliomeni's Texaco with Frank, Sylvia, Cosimo and Mary Figlio- meni. Fourth: Pat's T.V. with Pat Halonen, Billie "Saarinen, Mike Morgan and Randy Kristia. The Second event was won by Spadoni Bros. inal by Edna | Cocks and the Third by Figliomeni's Texaco, skipped by Jim . Speziale. First team out was shared by Norm Boon of Schreiber Hotel | and Joe King of King's Funeral Home. Charlotte Miller team. | Biggest end won by the The raffle was won by Harold Gellert. UCW TO HOST WORLD DAY OF PRAYER The Schreiber United Church Women will be hosts for the World's Day of Prayer on March 3rd. The group will be going to Birchwood Terrace on Feb. 20 at 2 p.m. to play Penny Auction with the residents. All members | are to bring 2 prizes and some cookies or cupcakes and be at | the Church at 1:30 to get a ride to Terrace Bay. The Least Coin | was collected and the devotional period was conducted by Pres. Beth Macadam. | Minutes of the past meeting and the Treasurer's statement were read and accepted as read by Marg Spillane and Gwen Hadley. | Keith Scott will be a guest at the April meeting and will show | slides of historical spots in Scotland. ; The members agreed to help with a dinner in conjunction with other Church groups at the Winter Carnival early in March.