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JUNE 5, 1974 TERRACE BAY NEWS Fun Day = continued At this point in the activities a halt was called and lunch was served by Marion Pluta and Jessie Dodge assisted by June Schritt. Many a tale was told of unexpected shuffleboard shots and great crib hands, but a perfect hand "was not held during the Tournament. Saturday evening the Mixed Darts competit- ion was held with once again many new players joining in just for the fund of it, and every- one had a good time and decided that one is never too old to learn a new sport and quite a few people announced. that darts is a good game, and exciting if one is a new player clev -erly making their way to the finals. 'A' event winners Julie Rattray and Bill Kujbida. Runners-up Ethel Boyd and Aldea Churney, these two were congratulated on their staying power and great effort for new players. Prizes were presented by Pam Jones and Sam Ballentine. Dancing concluded a most successful weekend NO | I PHONE 825-3747 Commercial printing is our specialty! We have the latest in modern equipment, a wide choice of quality stock and years of experience. Let our experts do all your business printing | ® QUICK SERVICE ® EXPERT WORK ® MODERATE COST THE TERRACE BAY NEWS POST OFFICE BUILDING TERRACE BAY, ONT. PAGE IS TERRACE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT Recreation Office the painting of: (1) Curling Lounge (11) Curling Lounge Locker Rooms & Wash- rooms (111)Curling Rink proper. invites sealed bids for Specifications available at Recreation Office. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted. Deadline Date: June 14th 5:00 P.M. Box 460, Terrace Bay, Ont. CAMERA AVAILABLE AT THE NEWS OFFICE In an effort to give more coverage of local events, the Terrace Bay News has purchased a Polaroid camera. Any individual or organization wishing to use this camera may do so by simply coming down to the News Office (Post Office Building) during office hours, where we will gladly show you how to operate the Polaroid. There will be a slight charge per picture to cover the cost of print and flash only. SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS Mrs. Douglas Spillane and sons Scott and Todd of Stratford are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Spillane. The sewage installation was gtarted this week in Schreiber, on Alberta 8t., by North- east Contractors, of Windsor - M.M. Dillon of London, the Consultant Engineers. Although they were unable to attend the ceremonies due to local cdmmittments, Reeve and Mrs. Harold McParland were gratified to have two of their family graduate recently: Dennis McParland, receiving a B.A. from Lake- head University and Miss Laura McParland a diploma from Confederation College in the Med- ical Secretarial Program. Starting Saturday, June 8th the Schreiber Public Library will be closed on Saturday, through June, July and August. From Monday to Friday the Library will be open from 2 to 5 p.m. "Take Home" Beef Less than half a steer on the hoof ends up as "take home" beef. A 1,000-pound animal ends 'up as a 600-pound carcass, which trims down to 162 pounds of fat, bone and waste, leaving 438 pounds of beef available for sale.