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Minor Hockey News The National Minor Hockey Week of January 15-22, 1983 was highlighted during last week's minor hockey ac- tivities by several events and furthermore was capped off with a Minor Hockey Player Night on Saturday, January 22. The evening featured the Schreiber North Stars playing against the Schreiber Minor Hockey Association executive and coaches and a show- down competition invol- ving twelve minor hockey players. The showdown com- petition involved three players from the Atom, Bantam and Midget di- visions taking three shots at their respective goal tenders. Trophies ' were presented to the showdown champions as follows: Atom - Mike Speziale; Bantam - Ken- ton Klassen; Midget - Joe Speziale; Goalie - Bryon Cosgrove. Con- gratulations to the win- ners and thanks for those other players par- ticipating in this event. Also a special note of thanks to those execu- tive and coaches risking their pride and lives in playing against the high flying North Stars, es- pecially Shannon Riley with an outstanding de- fensive game. Atom Invitational Tour- nament The Schreiber Minor Hockey Association will be hosting their first Atom Invitational Hockey Tournament on February 5, 6, 1983. The tournament will feature four Thunder' Bay teams, area teams of the powerful Filane Flyers. Your support will be appreciated by our play- ers. Schreiber / Terrace Bay Intermediate Hockey Tournament On February 18, 19, 20 the Schreiber - Ter- race Bay Intermediates in conjunction with Car- ling O'Keefe Breweries will be hosting their An- nual Invitational Hockey Tournament. The week- end will feature exciting hockey action, social events, and a lot of fun. For more information contact Mr. Mike Miller members of the Inter- mediate Executive or the Recreation Co-ordi- nator. Recreation Program News Natural Food Workshop The Schreiber Parks and Recreation De- partment in conjunction with the Schreiber Na- tural Foods Club will be offering a Natural Foods Workshop. The work- shop will feature breads, desserts, main dishes, complimentary proteins and recipes for children. Dates and Times February 11 7-10 p.m. February 12 9 a.m. to 5 p-m. Instructor Jennifer Garrett Location: to be announ- ced Cost - to be announ- ced If interested, or 'should you have any questions call Donna at 824-2374. Mens Basketball Any males age 18 and over interested in play- ing Basketball are en- couraged to contact either Mario Commisso or the Recreation Co- ordinator. The program will be held one evening per week at either the High School or Public Gymnasium. Also note that unless otherwise noted the program will be FREE. First Aid The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment is considering of- fering another First Aid course through the St. John's Ambulance First Aid Program. The Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 2, 1983, page 5 last course was a tre- mendous success and an excellent learning ex- perience for course par- ticipants. If interested contact either Mr. Den- nis John or the Rec- reation Office. Peanuts 'Palace The Recreation De- partment is offering a "Peanuts Palace" pro- gram to children of ages 4 to 8. This program offers children an ex- cellent opportunity - to enjoy play and social activities. So if you as a parent are interested in registering your child in this "unique" recrea- tion program. The pro- gram will include the following: © games ® crafts ¢ films / songs ¢ skating Dates: Saturday after- noons Time: 1-4 p.m. From: February 12 to April 12 Cost: $20.00 Instructor: Guire Registration: By Feb- ruary 8, 1983 at the Recreation Office A reminder to all pa- rents that your child can be supervised for this Saturday afternoon time allowing you to shop, socialize or enjoy your free time. Kelly Mc- Advanced Chinese Cooking The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment in conjunction with Confederation College is offering Advanced Chi- nese Cooking Course. Students will learn to prepare fish puffs with mixed vegetables, braised pork chops with onions, moo goo gai pan, curried shrimp and tomatoes, stuffed green peppers with oyster sauce, shrimp in tomato sauce plus soups and desserts to complete your special menu. Time and Day: Wednes- Schreiber Recreation News day 7-9 p.m. Starting date: February 9, 1983 Completion date: March 16, 1983 Instructor: Peter Monks Fee: $20.00 plus $20.00 lab fee = $40.00 Room: Schreiber Rec- reation Centre - Arts and Crafts Room To register please con- tact Kevin Duguay, at 824-2317 by February 4, 1983 Games Room Hours Attention all games room enthusiasts. The recreation complex games room hours will be until further notice as follows: Monday - Friday 6-10 p-m. : Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. : Sunday 12:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. Note also that the weekend hours are changed in accordance with recreation complex activities. Progress Notes: the McCausland Hospital The McCausland Hos- pital Board is pleased to announce the arrival of Dr. W.G. Goldthorpe, M.D., DP TH... C.C.F.P., to the Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Ross- port area. Dr. Gold- thorpe comes to us from Sioux Lookout and be- gan work on January 24th, 1983. He has a tremendously varied educational background as well as work experi- ences. Gary graduated from the University of Toronto, School of Medi- cine in 1961, received his diploma in Public - Health from the Univer- sity of Toronto in 1967 and completed his M.Sc. in Health Ad- ministration in 1970. Dr. Goldthorpe's work experiences have taken him to such places as Pahang Malaysia, King- ston Jamaica, Ghana, Fort George, Quebec, Dalhousie New Bruns- wick, Toronto, and of course Sioux Lookout, Ontario. As well as prac- ticing: medicine Dr. Goldthorpe has partici- pated in numerous government health- related studies, as well as being an Assistant Professor at two Ontario Medical Schools. The citizens of our communities, we are sure, will join the Board of Governors in welcom- ing Dr. Goldthorpe to our area. Gary will re- main with us until mid May, 1983, when Dr. R. Mainman will return to practice medicine on May 1st, 1983. With the departure of Dr. G.B. Croll to Thun- der Bay and the volun- tary retirement of Dr. A.B. Adey effective January 31st, 1983 from the Active Medical Staff, the complement of Active' Medical Staff members practising fa- mily medicine at The McCausland Hospital will be two. Dr. Cope- man's Underserviced Area Programme will endeavour to provide an additional physician in the near future to meet PLEASE NOTE For appointments with Dr. Goldthorpe please bring in your O.H.I.P. number. For appointments with Drs. Adey & Wilkes in Schreiber call their offices for appointments. Schreiber Medical Centre 824-2934 Monday Tuesday Wednesday 9:30 - 12:00 Dr. Goldthorpe 12:30 - 5:00 Dr. Goldthorpe 9:30 - 12:00 Dr. Adey 12:30- 5:00 Dr. Wilkes 12:30 - 5:00 Dr. Goldthorpe 6:30- 9:00 Dr. Goldthorpe (Note: Evenings) the approved Board Policy that there be a minimum of _ three family practitioners on the Active Medical Staff of the McCausland Hos- pital. A further word about the Ontario Govern- ment's Underserviced Area Programme: The main objective of this programme is to assist Northern communities to attract two full-time permanent physicians. It provides locum tenens or '"'part-time" physicians on a short term basis only, to en- sure communities have adequate medical staff until permament physi- cians can be attracted. The Board of Gover- nors would like to re- assure the citizens it serves that the Board is aggressively searching for two permanent physicians; however, as most citizens can ap- preciate, the lead time in attracting physicians to the North can be con- siderable. With the ex- cellent health care fa- cilities at The McCaus- land Hospital, the Board feels it can achieve its objective by the Fall. Dr. Adey will continue his office practise and will have consultant privileges at the hospi- tal. What do consult- ant medical privileges mean? A member of the consultant staff may give gratuitous consult- ant services on the re- quest of active medical staff members, and pro- vide assistance in the operating room in the event of a surgical emer- gency. He/she has of course full access to all diagnostic services available at the hospital e.g. laboratory, x-ray, physiotherapy as any licensed physician does with or without privi- leges. He/she cannot directly admit pa- tients to the hospital nor '6 is required to be "on- call" for the Emergency Department. If a physician with consultant privileges and operating an office practice feels a patient | should be admitted to the hospital, that patient must be admitted by a physician with active medical staff privi- leges. This is a require- ment of The Public Hos- pital Act of Ontario and Hospital By-law. If you have any quest- ions regarding the hos- pital that you would like to have answered, please feel free to call Mr. Donald Ross, Exe- cutive Director, at 825- 3273. f help your Heart Fund = Now for groups of 3 or more BLUE CHIP BASIC s combines - e Dental & Drug Benefits Preferred Hospital Accommodation @ Major Medical Benefits e Direct claims payment 2 e Easy administration with one ID certificate and one monthly billing. 9:30 - 12:00 Dr. 12:30- 5:00 Dr. Thursday Adey Goldthorpe < Write for a brochure or call direct Al King : 34 Cumberland Street North Suite 707 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4L3 (807) 345-5451 ONTARIO BLUE CROSS . 9:30 - 12:00 Dr. 12:30- 5:00 Dr. Goldthorpe Goldthorpe Friday