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PAGE 16 Town Topics - cont'd from page 13 ...... their son Oliver and his wife and family of Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs. llona Kupari (Mrs. Lehto's sister) of Sudbury; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Corlew (Mrs. Kupari's daughter) and family of Ashtubula, Ohio. Doris Lehto, still at home, also enjoyed the party. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold O'Keefe, and their children Diana and Danny, who have moved to Kamloops, B.C. were honored at several farewell parties. One was arranged by Mr. O'Keefe's fellow workers in the Terrace Bay mill, another by Mrs. Ray Cook, in her home in Schreiber and a large family group, involv- ing the Stortini, Fummerton and Scott relations met at the Scott summer camp at Hydro beach and pre- sented a painting of hydro hill to hang in the new home. Debby Cook flew out with Mrs. Stortini to visit and assist in the settling in Kamloops. Mr. O'Keefe had been active in both the Lions Club and later the Kinsmen, holding offices as pres- ident and in other duties. Mrs. Frank Grover, of Prince Rupert, B.C. visited her daughter Mrs. Tony Speziale and family last week . Mrs. Mime Pomer of Winnipeg, her son Russell and her granddaughter Kerinda Partridge, of Winni- peg spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gordon visiting also Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cook last week were Mrs. Mel Ralph and her daughter Margaret and son Donny, of Thunder Bay and Bradley Potentier of Richmond, B.C. Ginny May was home last week from Guelph University visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas May. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Bedard and their family are visiting in New Liskeard with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Welsh. Bill Smilsky of Schreiber had qualified to repre- sent Ontario in the National Championships to be held in Winnipeg on August 21st. Bill has been competing in Track and Field events this summer for the Hamilton Olymic Club. On July 3rd he participated in an Ontario Champ- ionship meet, juvenile division, at London, Ontario, when the meet was held at Western University. Bill placed first in the 100 meters, and third in the 400 meters, with time of 51.9 seconds. At the meet in Oshawa on August 2nd Bill ran in TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 25, 1971 the juvenile age class, moved up into Junior Class Division to run the 400 meter relay and Placed first in this event. On Sunday, August Ist , Bill placed tirst in 100 yards, in the 220 yards and in the 440. This was in the Canusa Trails. These Canusa games are an annual event between the Giles of Hamilton and Flint, Mich. The following weekend August 7th, Bill took part in the Ontario Championships held at Etobicoke where he placed fifth in the 400 meters with time of 51.6 seconds. Unfortunately the Canusa games are being held the same weekend as the National Championships in Winnipeg, where Bill will be representing the Province of Ontario so he will be unable to attend the Canusa Games. Bill's coach, and very proud of him, is Charles S. (Chuck) Wilde, Phys. Ed. teacher in Schreiber. TEXACO LEADS GULF IN THRILLING FINALS Spine-tingling action has been the order of the day in the first three games of the Schreiber Fast- ball League finals. In the first game of the series, Mannisto of Gulf and Gauthier of Texaco waged a tight pitching duel. Texaco got their first hit in the sixth inning and' went ahead 1-0 in that inning. Gulf tied the score in the bottom of the sixth but Gauthier put Texaco back in front with a solo homer in the seventh. In the bottom of the eighth a two run error by shortstop Chuck Foreman soled Texaco's fate. With men on second and third Foreman fielded - the ball and overthrew first allowirtg two runs to score. Another runner scored after this and Mann- isto struck out the side in the ninth inning to bring his strikeout total for the game to eighteen. Final score = Gulf 4 - Gibson 2. In the second game in the series sloppy fielding by Gulf led to four big runs in the first inning. Bill Stachiw started for Gulf but couldn't get by this first inning. Dick Mannisto came in and yield- ed two quick runs in the second and they shut out Texaco the rest of the way. Gulf chipped away at this six run lead but only managed four runs off Al Gauthier who pitched his second game in two nights. Dick Mannisto accounted for two of these runs with a home run. cont'd page 17 ....--