Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 11, 1984 Above are two of the winning float entries. The Township of Terrace Bay took first place with it's grassy terraces and shining "'Gem of the North Shore"' (left). They received a trophy and 25 silver dollars. The second place trophy and 15 silver dollars was awarded to The Ministry of Natural Resources "Some Campfire" which promoted fire prevention with Smokey the Bear and an actual fire burning amongst the trees. Birchwood Terrace took home the third place trophy and 10 silver dollars for "As time Goes by"' (right). Each resident of the Senior Citizens home aboard the float represented a period of history. "eo oa, Cy FREE) we tw 1-800-465-3939 ~~ Your travel number talk directly to Northern Ontario largest travel company . THUNDER BAY TRAVEL - "Coming to T Bay" TENNIS COURT HOURS oming to rerrace pay Please note fhat Tennis Court - : hous at Natl as the cea NMiasonic Hall Tuesday to Saturday ours of the Recreation Centre: = . Monday to Friday - 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m July 24 to 23 1 984 9:00 park: a sir p.m. Saturday & Sunday - 1:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. tf week on y (EXCEPT FOR TENNIS CLUB HOURS TDK S = d F errari , Sony, an ri Court key can be obtained from c ASSETTES HEADPHONES \ 9 crystal look, made in the Recreation Office. No charge value 3.49 2 Adaptors so ers Europe for recreation members - $2.00 77 9 in ZIP CA ¢ /set for rae epg Courts are 1 1° 3°° 297 SS reserve for Tennis Club E emer MEASURING TAPES PURE CANDLES | Moisturizing .10" length Tuesday & Thursday 6:00 p.m. to dusk 6) 1 99 as! Steal ges GROUND Soe po SKIN a tal Saturday - 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon BLACK Aloe, Cocoa Butter, Suoday 12-00 ngon Segue 10' - a 50' 7% PEPPER 1 9S. or vines eee. jar Please call the recreation office if 98 93 large container 99 77 additional information is 16' - 3 100' - 14 299 12 /1 1 required. = PLIGHTERS | HOUSEHOLD | maxweit, | MICHAES | spice, YouR " JACKSON AssorteD cotours} SCISSORS -| BETAOR VHS POSTER CHOICE 2 /1 00 value 6.98 small VIDEO jumbo size or ¢ 1 99 1 FUNERAL = 3 L L VEGETABLE ANNOUNCEMENT | | vnc wALt [putters Wee: | CLERS-SIDE | STEAMER OR wittWALL |BUTTERSOAP| BANDS& | CUTTEROR | STEAMER MOUNT ano 39¢ HEAD BANDS | NEEDLE NOSE } Nesbitt - Mrs. Ellen Nesbitt, aged 76 years, passed WARRANTY aoe ar SCREEN away suddenly on June 27, 1984. 00 929 3/1 99¢ 999 429 She is survived by sons Roy, Neil, Keith, of : aoe a. stigitncet oe vei a COOKWARE H erra ay and Irene Mikus White fiver, 25 grandchildren ond. 14 great oon POWER caapatees: - NUT DRIVER FELT TIP i oP SIRS Wi ae | Bay, : SS . : Vivian, Edincabe, Ruby, Prince George B.C. ted hs s ie PULLER stealeceanall eee BE. CRAYONS Edith, Terrace Bay, Alice, Schreiber, brothers Tom D Pack of 2 3,000 Ib. capacity bottom & metric of Schreiber and Don of Thunder Bay. ack o value 40.00 set of 30 9 volt of 1 value 90.00 value 90.00 98 999 ' Predeceased by husband Charles in June 1970, 297 1 6°5 1 6°5 7 sons Stanley in June 1957, Garnet in October 1960 5 and granddaughter Michelle in June 1968. < : KET A memorial service was held Monday, July 2nd PARING SPORT Bee FE WORK SILVER in St, Johns Anglican Church with Rev. W. LeGrand KNIFES SOCKS KNI GLOVES STONE officiating, assisted by Rev. Susan Degruchy. LOCK BACK WITH. by DUPONT sateba YOUR CHOICE lock back with case value 6.00 . From out of town attending were Mrs. Irene' 29 value 12.99 7 piece cookware Mikus with sons Timmy and Roy, White River. Mrs. 1 59 1 99 4 99 95 Sarah Mikus, Bonnie and Leah, Wawa, Mr. & Mrs. 3 39 Bruce Pelto and family from Nipigon, Mrs. N. Axelson and Mrs. Ellen Smith, Edmonton, Alta., Mr. & Mrs. S. Gillis, Thunder Bay, Mrs. Deona Linklates and Mrs. Margaret McMillan, White . es MORE THAN 500 SUPER SPECIALS