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BELLUZ Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza Box 715 Terrace Bay Ontario ad POT 2Wo JURIS ZDANOVSKIS Office - 825-9393 BROKER/ MVA Home - 824-2933 Serendipity Gardens Cafe & Gallery Fully Licensed Birthday Discounts Open Year Round Main Street 824-2890 ROSSPORT, ONT N Volume 46 No. 13 Tuesday March 31, 1992 i ERKACE BAY PUBLIC LIBRARY The Terrace Bay-Schreiber Cws News SUPERIOR SHORELINE INSURANCE LTD. We represent 8 different insurance companies so that we can get the best rates for you: Stand .50 cents incl. G.S.T. Liz Boutilier Broker *Home *Auto *Business *Air Craft *Mobile Home 825-9492 LSHS student Dale Ray holds Lord Stanley's cup, which visited Terrace Bay last Tuesday. The cup had been taken off the coach for a visit to St. Martin School. A travelling version of Cana- da's Hockey Hall of Fame, fea- turing the authentic Stanley Cup, visited Terrace Bay March 24. The National Hockey Leg- ends on Ice Tour was on dis- play at Radisson Avenue in front of the Fire hall. The cup itself also made a trip to St. Martin School. Housed in two Greyhound coaches, the NHL Legends On Ice is touring Ontario and Man- itoba from Jan. 23 until mid- May, on the second half of it's two-year cross-Canada tour. "Darryl Sittler and Johnny Bauer put the cup right on the coach," said Tour Coordinator Wayne Bileck while in Terrace - Bay last week. The buses house memorabil- ia--including the Canada Cup--that chronicles the histo- ry of the game and represents many of the sport's legendary names. "We're trying to bring hock- ey history to the people of Canada," said Bileck. One Greyhound coach serves as a travelling theatre and fea- tures a video produced specifi- cally for the tour, highlighting many moments form the game of hockey. The other coach has been specially designed to accommodate more than 35 items from the Hockey Hall of Fame. Visitors were able to see dis- plays from more than a century of hockey history, as well as displays featuring artifacts from different periods of the game's history. They include the Early Days, containing skates from the 1800s; the New Era and the Formation of the NHL, with Cyclone Taylor's stick; the Golden Age, featuring equip- ment that belonged to Gordie Howe, Bobby Hull and Jacques Plante; the Expansion Years, with items that belong to Bobby Orr and Bobby Clarke; and the 1980s, containing Wayne Gretzky's Oilers jersey and Brett Hull's Blues jersey. Also included in the display are articles that relate to the continued on page 7 Kids imagine life without being able to read books by Darren MacDonald The News What would it be like if you couldn't read? This was the question posed to students at Schreiber Public School and Holy Angels School in a contest held earlier this month. A part of the eighth annual Freedom to Read Week, held Feb. 24 to March 2, students in Junior Kindergarten to grade 3 were asked to draw a pic- ture of themselves reading, while the older students were asked to write essays on what it would be like if they couldn't read. The contest was orga- nized by Schreiber Public continued on page 2 Inside Community briefs-- Terrace Bay Library Ne€WB........00000002 f Larry Sanders--twin- ning Lake Supe- : FADE cp eens ccesssseeld First Junior Bonspiel..........6 ae DIANNE O'NEILL _TERRACE BAY INSURANCE LTD. New Revised Auto & Property Rates We offer Mature Owners Discounts, Claims Free Discounts, Non Smokers Discounts & Alarm Credits * Cottages SIMCOE PLAZA TERRACE BAY 825-3246 * Home * Business * Auto * Recreational Vehicles * Etc. TERRY O'NEILL .