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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 28, 1987, page 9 Men and women's curling bonspiels held last weekend First place 'B' event In the above picture is the Joe Figliomeni rink that took first place in the 'B' event of the men's curling bonspiel held last weekend. Pictured above are Joe Figliomeni, Paul Pellegrino, the centre winners. Cosmo Figliomeni and Jim Speziale. Standing in is Curtis Desrosiers, chairmen. He presented the trophies to the The annual men's curling bonspiel at the Terrace Bay Curling Club had close to $3,000 worth of prizes awarded to the participating teams. The event had three spon- sors: Spadoni Brothers from Schreiber sponsored the 'A' event; Kimberly-Clark spon- sored the 'B' event, and Im- perial Oil sponsored the *C' event. The large trophies won the rinks will stay in the club, but the winners were also award- ed smaller trophies that they took home. The Hodges rink from Thunder Bay took first place in the 'A' event. They were John Hamilton, Ray Gagnon, Greg Hodges, and Mike Rubenick. Women's bonspiel There was a women's bonspiel at the Schreiber Curling Club over the weekend as well. The overall winner was the Judy Flear rink. Players were Judy Flear, Laurie Glad, Sandra Larivee and Hol- ly Smith. First place in the 'B' event went to the Linda Churchley rink. Players were Linda Churchley, Heather Vandergraaf, Sherry Jowitt and Gerry Strassburger. The 'C' event was won by the Betty Randa rink. Players were Betty Ran- da, Barb Dejonghe, Lorraine Prill and Sheena Randa. The Valhalla Inn Bonspiel e Perfect = eekend Get Away THUNDER BAY Gee *Per room, per night, no extra charge for children under 18 in the same room. 1 VALHALLA INN ROAD, THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO CALL (807) 577-1121, TELEX 073-4524, CALL TOLL-FREE IN CANADA (800) 268-2500 First place 'C' event The Al Vinni Rink from Thunder Bay took first place in the C event at the men's curling bonspiel last weekend. Above is Al Vinni,Joe Pulak, Dave Sim and Walter Stecky. Curtis Desrosiers, cen- tre, presented the trophies. NOTICE RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Child and Family Services Act legislates the development of Residential Placement Advisory Committees. These Committees are to examine the placement of children ad- mitted to residential care in the province of Ontario. If you are interested in serving on a Residential Placement Ad- visory Committee, on a voluntary basis, or would like more in- formation, please reply to: Residential Placement Advisory Committee, 705-34 Cumberland St., N Thunder Bay, Ontario. P7A 4L4 Telephone: ves 344-6402 For reservations call toll-free 1{800)268-2500 or your nearest Travel Agent ore EXpires April 30, 1987 on amValhalla Inn Guest $10.00 VALID ONLY IN THUNDER BAY Ten and no/100 The Valhalla Inn THUNDER BAY ome AMOUNT The War is Present at Check-in for $10 off per room Amputations Limit.one cheque per room per stay £ oa ta : Th Subject to availability. WEEKENDS ONLY oO a eee CHAMP May not be used in conjunction with More than just £ special rates, group rates or vouchers. Key Tags pe rs NOT NEGOTIABLE rogr : THE LAW OFFICE OF EDWIN W. (TED) PAGET can now accommodate clients in Schreiber & Terrace Bay For appointment, call: 825-9379 or 9395 z SIMCOE PLAZA TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO (Mon. - Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Library) 824-3122 302 SCOTIA, 2nd Fl. (above SCHREIBER, ONTARIO (Tues. 9 - 12 a.m. & 1 - 5 p.m.) ee