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Thunder It was the same old story at the annual Schreiber In- termediate No-Body Con- tact Hockey Tournament, with a host team and a Thunder Bay team making it to the finals, only to have the host Sabres fall to defeat for the fourth year in a row. by Helene Ballard Time again for another try at writing. It sure looks like winter wants to hang around for a while yet. There's more snow, but I'd rather have that then what the poor folks in Northern California had ... floods and mud slides, what a mess. We had a very enjoyable day here to Birchwood Terrace on Valentine's Day. As well as being Sweetheart's Day, we also had one of our married couples celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary. We wish Cliff and Wallis Barker many more years together in health and happiness. We also had one of our residents celebrate her bir- thday: Philomenia Legard. So, for all these events, our very able cook made a beautiful heart-shaped cake, complete with pink frosting. Yummy! On Thursday afternoon, February 20, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion were hostesses for our monthly birthday party. After our cake and coffee, we all en- joyed playing bingo. On behalf of the residents, I would like to thank these ladies for all their devotion and kindness: And now, if I may, in answer to phone calls and chance meetings in town, I will make one more appeal to our Reeve and Town Council, in regard to an item in the Times: News of Thunder Bay. = Notice The North Shore Disability Action Group has announced that Lake Nipigon MPP Gilles Pouliot will attend the group's February 27 meeting in Terrace Bay. Group spokesman Elizabeth McLean said that the organization is thinking of incorporation, and add- ed that Pouliot may be able to help them out in this regard. The meeting,« which is open to the public, will be held at the McCausland Hospital's lobby starting at 7:30 p.m. According to another news release, the Handi Action Group, a different organization, is conducting a survey to determine the need for a Handi-Transit System in Terrace Bay and Schreiber. The more people who are included in the survey, the more effective the survey will be, the release pointed out. For more in- formation, call Cheryl Hodgins at 825-9369. All correspondence will be held confidential. The tournament, which took place on the February 15 weekend, attracted a number of visiting teams, including three from Ter- race Bay. There were also teams from _ Dorion, Nipigon, White River, Red Rock, Geraldton, Manitouwadge, and Thunder Bay. The Canucks, the Oldtimers, and the Norstars represented Ter- race Bay while the host town of Schreiber sent in the Sabres and the Diesels. The Sabres advanced to the championship game with wins over the Canucks This concerns the by-law for operation of snowmachines. It seems that this affects only the residents of the new sub- division. Well, both the McCausland Hospital and Birchwood Terrace are not in the new subdivision, as well as a lot of other folks, but we still have to put up with the noise from these machines. Also, please note I don't mean the noise just in the evening up to 11 p.m. but through the night: 2, 3, 4 a.m., etc. They drive up to the southwest side of Bir- chwood so close to the building it's a wonder they do not go through the en- trance to the dry cleaners. I am sure they can find other places for this "*sport."" This is supposed to be a "'quiet zone" because of the hospital, so why is this not posted as such and the by-law enforced? I hope something will be done about this, and | am sure the Reeve and Coun- cil will agree and help those of us who lose a lot and the Oldtimers, while the Devils of Thunder Bay had to get past Manitouwadge, the Diesels, and then Nipigon to get to the finals. Manitouwadge destroyed Geraldton 14-1 in the consolation final, which took place just before the championship contest on February 16. In that final game, the Sabres and Devils enter- tained the crowd with end- to-end action in the first period but with no goals. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 26, 1986, page 5 Bay hockey team wins Schreiber and they didn't miss out on that chance either, scoring once again to make it 2-0. The Sabres had a number of power plays themselves, including a two-man advantage at the end of the first period and again in the second period, but they just could not put the puck past Devils' goalie Earl Wicklund. Actually, Schreiber did score with 15 minutes left in the middle frame, but the goal was disallowed because a delayed penalty had been Schreiber finally got on the scoreboard with about 2:30 left in the period, on- ly to fall behind 4-1 before the buzzer sounded. The third period started well for the Sabres with a goal early on to make it 4-2, but after that the game got a little chippy with a series of game misconducts handed out to players on both teams. Under NBC rules, no body contact is allowed at any time. A number of quick goals by both teams resulted in a 5-3 lead for the Devils, but after that it was all Thunder Bay as the visiting team popped in two more before the end of the game to make the final score 7-3. Although Thunder Bay won the tournament, some of the Devils were "really disappointed" with the of- ficiating and warned they might not be back for next year's event for that reason alone. Other players, however, were more forgiving, and some people in the audience said they felt the tourney was a coin- plete success. Then, on Thunder Bay's first power play opportuni- ty, the puck was_ shot behind Sabres' netminder Joey Speziale to give Thunder Bay a 1-0 lead. Before the period ended, the Devils were presented with another power play, REST INSURED - AUTO - HOME - LIFE CALL NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 ' of sleep over this. noise. Thank you. And now for those of you who suffer from the flu and colds, give this Ole Irish treatment a try. At the first sign of a cold, put your hat on the bedpost, called on the host squad. ae: Perth DRYCLEANING SERVICES PHOTO PRINTS -- TERRACE BAY TRAVEL REST -- SCHREIBER Early Spring Sales -- Feb. 24 to March 8 2 piece Suits, Dresses, Raincoats - $6.99 Sleeping Bags - $8.00 Pillows Cleaned, Feathers Sanitized & New Ticking - $6.50 PHOTO PRINTS - Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay TRAVEL REST - Highway 17, Schreiber -- 825-3776 824-2617 J NC DAVID B. climb into bed, and start S LAMBERT taking aspirin and whiskey. INSURANCE When you can't see your AGENCIES hat anymore, stop taking the aspirins. Good luck! Ble eee AND STREE) THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7A 4K9 Rate Increase Approved Schreiber Hydro Electric Commission has received approval from Ontario Hydro for the rate increase for 1986. The. Rates were previously printed in this newspaper in January. The new Rate Increase is in effect on March 1, 1986. M. Smith Secretary-Treasurer Your University Masters' Programs At Lakehead It Pays To Come Back! There has never been a better time than now to continue your education. Financial assistance of about $3,880 to $11,185 for 1986-87 year is available to suitably qualified, full-time students. with some bursaries also available to new part-time 'students Lakehead University offers a variety of graduate programs and applications are now being accepted for the following English M.A. Chemistry M.Sc. History M.A. Physics M.Sc. Sociology M.A. Biology M.Sc. Economics M.A. Forestry M.Sc. Psychology M.A. Geology M.Sc. Mathematics (M.A. & M.Sc.) Theory of Coaching (M.A. & M.Sc.) Education Working For You Education M.Ed. For more information, call or write: Pentti Paularinne Registrar Lakehead University Oliver Road Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1 (807) 345-2121 ext. 269 or ext. 500 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 36 of the Public Transportation and Highway Im- provement Act (R.S.O. 1980, c.421 and amendments thereto) the Lieutenant Governor in Council did designate the highway known as Highway 17 (Trans Canada), as a Controlled-Access Highway. The effective date of the designation as a Contgrolled-Access Highway as July 25, 1985 forLahontan Township and Pays Plat Indian Reserve No. 51, March 21, 1985 for Killraine Township, May 2, 1984 for Priske Township, July 26, 1984 for Strey Township, September 19, 1985 for Syine and Tuuri townships and August 29, 1985 for Walsh Township. The highway having the right-of-way fo varying widths is located in: Township-of Lahontan (Plan P-2832-33, OC 1862/85) Mining Location 2-85 Unsubdivided Portion Pays Plat Indian Reserve No. 51 (Plan P-2832-33, OC 1862/85) Township of Killraine (Plan P-3055-14, OC 672/85) Mining Claim TV7241 : Unsubdivided Portion Township of Schreiber Geographic Township of Killraine (Plan --3055-14, OC 672/85) Summer Resort Locations S.F.56 and S.F.60 Mining Claims TB7240 and 1B7241 Geographic Township of Priske (Plan P-2161-57, OC 1222/84) Lot 10 Section 5, Michigan Street and Manitoba Street, Registered Plan 41 Canadian Pacific Railway Company's block of land at Schreiber Unsubdivided Portion Township of Terrace Bay Geographic Township of Priske (Plan P-2162-57, OC 1222/84) Locations J.K.305 and J.K.302 Agricultural Location S.V. 455 Mining Claims T8 3783, TB3795 and TB6173 Block 'B' Mining Location R-425 Unsubdivided Portion Geographic Township of Strey (Plan P-2803-25, OC 2022/84) Locations J.K.315, J.K.306, J.K.300 and J.K. 305 Block 'C', Plan M-122 Unsubdivided portion Geographic Township of Syine (Plan P-2843-11, OC 2246/85) Locations J.K.315 and J.K.316 Unsubdivided portion Township of Syine (Plan P-2843-11, OC 2246/85) Mining Location V3 Unsubdivided portion Township of Tuuri (Plan P-2164-8, OC 2247/85) Mining Location V3 ' Unsubdivided Portion Township of Walsh (Plan P-2163-7, OC 2104/85) Mining Locations 31x and C-46 Unsubdivided Portion ; Ministry of Transportation and Communications plans illustrating the Controlled-Access Highway designation were filed with he Information Management Office of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications at Toronto on the following dates: P-2832-33 June 14, 1985; P-3055-14 March 6, 1985; P-2162-57 April 17, 1984; P-2803-25 July 4, 1984; P-2843-11 and P-2164-8 August 20, 1985 and P-2163-7 July 15, 1985. | Orders in Council designating the highway as a Controlled-Access Highway were published in the Ontario Gazette on the following dates: OC 1862/85 August 10, 1985; OC 672/85 April 6, 1985; OC 1222/84 May 19, 1984; OC 2022/84 August 11 1984; OC 2246/85 and OC 2247/85 October 5, 1985 and OC 2104/85 September 21, 1985. The illustrating plans may be inspected during office hours at the following locations: 1. The office of Mr. R. Girard, Regional Head, Planning and Design Section, 615 S. James St., Thunder Bay, Ontario 2. The office of Mr. F. Adams, District Engineer, Thunder Bay District, 615 S. James St., Thunder Bay, Ontario 3. The office of Mr. D.J. Kimmett, District Engineer Sault Ste. Marie District, 160 MacDougall Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario 4. The office of Mr. A.J. Gauthier, Clerk of the Township of Schreiber, 302 Scotia St., Schreiber, Ontario 5. The office of Mr. L.H. Simmons, Clerk of the Township of Terrace Bay, 12 Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay, Ontario 6. Information Management Office, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, 1201 Wilson Ave., Downsview, Ontario The Controlled-Access Highway designation does not expropriate land but after the effective date the provisions of Section 38 of the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act in respect to permits apply. Enquiries regarding this designation should be made to: Mr. W.D. Neilipovitz, Regional Director Ministry of Transportation and Communications P.O. Box 1177 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4X9 __ As shown hereunder: aE Dated at Thunder Ba' Ministry of Transportation and Communications , Ontario this 30th day of January, 1986.