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PAGE 12 BAY NEWS OCTOBER 29, 1915 UNICEF continued from page 9 © oe 0008800 of the United Nations and its income comes en- tirely from voluntary contributions from gover rnments and from people like yous Thanks to the generosity of the people of Terrace Bay, the students collected $206.59 in last years Halloween campaign. We are tr- usting in your generosity again this year. Please, Help UNICEF Help. URLING OMMENTS The Curling Club has been informed that due to a ice plant breakdown on October 23rd and 24th, ice in the Curling Rink will not be ready by November lst as initially announced. Therefore the "Wine and Cheese" opening bon- spiel will be changed to November 8th and 9th as opposed to the lst and 2nd. Plans for the open Curling Clinic will now depend entirely on when the ice will be avai- lable for play. Keep watching the News for further developements. "Wine and Cheese" Opening Bonspiel - so far there are enough names to form 16 rinks. If you would like to enter, simply sign your name to special forms which have been posted in various business outlets at the Plaza. In addition forms have been distributed thr- oughout Meco camp site. Entry is 2.50 per person and teams will be drawn from a hat. Deadlines for entries will be Thursday, Nov- ember 6th. MEN'S LEAGUE - The amount of names being re- TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received by the un- dersigned until 5 p.m. Friday, November 7th, 1975 for the following: i Supply and install a 200 amp., 120/240 volt service panel c/w 42 unit breaker panel, me- Ter socket, stack, etc. and provide for six wall plugs and three overhead light fixtures, for the public works garage. The lowest, or any fender, not necessarily. accepted. Further particulars may- be obtained by con- tacting the undersigned. W. Hanley Clerk-Treasurer Township of Terrace Bay. ceived from new curlers is extremely encour- aging. A reminder that you do not have to enter as a rink, individual names will be received as well. If you are interested in curling this year, all you have to do is call either Hugh Brophy (3825) or Bob Rob- erts (3860). Keep those names coming in. Details regarding the Mens League will be a- nnounced in the near future. The Schreiber, Terrace Bay Pentecostal group held a very successful Thansgiving Rally in the Public School Auditorium. Special guest speaker was Pastor Rudolph Drisner from Thunder Bay. Pastors John Laari and David Laakso of Terrace Bay each conducted one of the morn- ing and evening services. Ministers and members of congregations from Nakina, Nip- igon, Kapuskasing, Schreiber and Terrace. Bay were welcomed by Pastor John Laari and participated together. The pianist was Mrs. Ruth Pickle from Nakina. Pastor Drisner, his wife, Shirley and daughter, Glenda sang a solo hymn accompanied by another daughter, Sandra on piano. A Smorgasborg Thanksgiving Dinner was held at the Laybourne residence on Superior Avenue with 51 people attending. TERRACE BAY SOCIAL SPECTRUM: WELCOME TO: Rod and Rolande Lanteigne and sons, Michel and Marc-Andre. Montreal and now reside at 460 Fort Garry Road. Rod works for Montreal Engineering. John. Alexander Murray and wife Sherry from Scarborough and baby Shawn. They res- ide at 263 Kenogami and John worked for the Metropolitan Police Force for 4 years and is now with the Terrace Bay Police Force. Lise and Jacques Roy are here from Kapuska- sing. They have two daughters, Stephanie and Jacques Josee and reside at 431 Fort Carthy! works for Kimberly Clark. Winners of the Legion Home Bingo were:the X prize winners- continued page 18......... SCHREIBER SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD Requires snow removal for Holy Angels School for the winter months 75 - 76. Please phone before November 7th:- Mrs. |. Moorey 824-2488. They come from -