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APRIL I8, I973 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 3 Ml Ternace BAY NEWS Ji} PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY at the News Print- ing Plant, Post Ofgice Building, Terrace Bay OFFICE HOURS - 9 a.m. Zo 5 p.m. Mon-Fri. DEADLINE- gor all advertisements and news material £5 NOON Monday for Publication in that week's issue. SUBSCRIPTION RATE - $4.00 per year (Local) $5.00 per year (out-of- > town) | Second class mail Registration Number 0867 MEN'S CURLING CLUB BONSPIEL The 25th Annual Terrace Bay Men's Curling Club Bonspiel was held recently, with a Terr- ace Bay rink taking top honours. Throwing the first rock to open the spiel was Curly Hale, standing in for Reeve Bray who was unable to be present. Assisting Curly as Sweep was Rune Ostling, now residing in Dryden. Curly and Rune were two of the original members of the curling club. Danny Kenney, with his rink of Ken Johnson, Paul Rochon and Paul Malashewski won first place and took the Spadoni Trophy. Winners in the other events were - Ist Event - 2nd place-Len Crockford, Bob Boden, Lloyd Dejonghe, Bob Wallwin; 3rd - Scotty Ham- ilton, Gary Gusul, Archie Heinrich, Bob McMillan; 4th - Bob Hopper, Bob Laybourne, Bruce Nolan, Gerry Dickson. 2nd Event - Ist - Brian McDonald, Carl Gorham, Mike Anderson, Hugh Brophy; 2nd - Jim Rogers, Henry Hermes, Trent Desaulniers, Don Davey; 3rd - Edgar Ray, Edgar LeBlanc, Eric Handel, D'Arcy Furlonger; 4th - Bob Roberts, Lorne MacKenzie, George Caron, Ron Jowitt. 3rd Event - Ist - Brian Ray, Bob Nesbitt, Leo Courtemanche, Peter Mushquash; 2nd - Dick Baron, Joe Szpak, Dick Buckley, Nestor Trach; 3rd - Hector McLeod, Ed Kennedy, Ron Seidel, John Teniuk; 4th - Bud Evans, Jim MacDonald, Jack Parrott, Frank Marero. 4th Event - Ist - Scotty Hamilton, Gary Gusul, Archie Heinrich, Bob McMillan; 2nd - John McEwen, Dave Desrosiers, Ted Stachiw Curtis Desrosiers; 3rd - Grant Puttock, Don Penna, Max Ezewski, Dick Mannisto; 4th - Geo- rge Riley Sr., George Riley, Gino Caccamo, Dan Riley. . Tony Cvitkovich was Master of Ceremonies. A banquet was held in the Moose Hall on Saturday night. Twenty-two rinks in all were entered - from. Thunder Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Longlac. Curly Hale throwing first rock and Rune Ostling sweep. continued page 4 ..ceveecs Photo beginning next column by M. Lundberg. EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION HAS COME TO SCHREIBER WATCH Almost Home -- Anti-Dotes -- Guess What -- Well, Here We ALL Are -- Woman in White -- The Consumer Game -- National Mulch -- Walrus -- Hockey -- Variety Fare -- The World in Youn Kitchen These and other exciting new programs are broadcast daily on Sisson Community T.V. cable channel I3, I0:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. daily. Discover how entertaining television real- ly is, through programs provided by the Ontario Educational Television Authority.