Page 8, News, Tuesday, March 3, 1992 Curling: Sweethearts bonspiel a big success The Schreiber Legion held its mixed Sweetheart Bonspiel Feb. 14 and 15. The fun began on Friday with 16 rinks participating. Bill Collinson, President of the branch, threw out the first rock with Auxiliary President Earline Johnson sweeping it. Winners in the A event were Roy Davis's rink, with Michelle Godin third, Butch St. Jean second, and Tracy 7 Simmer lead. Runner up in the A division was the Jayne Santerre rink. In third place was Ray Wilson Sr. ) rink, and fourth was Chris " Hewson rink. The Cory Fisher rink won the B event with Connie Bryson third, Bob McKenna 'A' Event winners Roy Davis' Rink (above), 'B' Event win- ners Cory Fisher Rink (top right), and 'C' Event winners Albert Ray's rink (bottom right). | Runner up in the B event was the Jody Davis rink. Third } Tunner up was the Judy Davis rink, and fourth was Jim | Bryson's rink. The C event winner was | Albert Ray's rink, with Andy j Miller third, Joceylin Winters second and Marie Fortier lead. Runner up in the C event was Paul Gauthier's rink. Third runner up in the C event was Pat Hanolen's rink, and Jackie Thank You | The Schreiber Legion Sports Com. would | like to thank the following businesses: Don |© "| Rosie & Josie, K.C., Minnova, Mark Valentino, (5| Lynne s Hairstyling, (mperial Rest., Nor West |O "s|Motel, Cliffside Motel. The Sports Com would|© (| -- like to thank all who helped in any way to -3| make our bonspiel such a success especially |? Wikslicdeirnesioaa., 3; the Kitchen 0. ne! we Prize Com and ai? i the Draw Com. There's something for everyone TERRACE BAY 'n the CANADA DAY YOUTH AWARD The Canada Day Youth Award is designed to recognize and reinforce the out- standing achievements and contributions of young people to their communities and, by extension, to the betterment of Canada. You or your organization may wish to nominate a candidate for this award. Potential recipients must be 18 years of age or younger and have made a con- tribution in one or more of the following areas: . 1) Community Participation involvement through an organization or an individual activity that has newspaper... Something interesting. Fun. Informative. In- 3 sightful. Challenging. { Exciting. Educational. Inspiring. Noteworthy and newsworthy. resulted in positive benefits to another individual, a group or to the commu- -- nity at large (for example: coaching, tutoring, assisting with activities for oe Pact residents of a seniors' lodge; and working with children or home-bound ee individuals); . THE TERRACE BAY-SCHREIBER 2) Promotion of Canadian Values participation in activities that serve to broaden a sense of common national pupose and values and foster national unity (for example: programs to promote greater exchange - respect, co-operation and equality between groups of people; literacy awareness and advancement; the removal of Shopping? Site Seeing? Skiing? barriers to disadvantaged people - such as physical, attitudinal, social or Find comfort at economic barriers and volunteerism) 3) Environmental Initiatives involvement in activities to preserve and protect our environment and to increase awareness of environmental issues (for example: initiating recy- NEWS Paradise Motel Cling programs, organizing clean-up campaigns and implementing tree- * Very clean rooms at Budget rates planting initiatives). : * Close to all major attractions You are invited to submit a nomination by completing and forwarding the * Variety of family restaurants within one block attached form to Dean Main - Recreation Co-ordinator, P.O. Box 460, Terrace * Picnic Area Bay, Ontario POT 2wWo "Reservations - phone ahead Nomination forms are available at Lake Superior High School, Terrace Bay (807) 475-8628 Public School, St. Martin's School, Municipal Office and Terrace Bay Bob & Leslie Swan (mgr.) Recreation Centre. 221 W. Arthur Street Nomination Deadline is Friday, April 3rd, 1992. Awards will be decided by (Highway 11 - 17B) the Ontario Canada Day Committee. Pails to ie 1 ages