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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 21, 1983, page 5 community news Legion dart league The time is here again to start into Fall and Winter activities. For those of you who play darts or would like to learn to play darts, the Legion Darts will start Friday, Sept. 23, 1983 at 8:00 p.m. for the Mixed League. The Mens Darts will start this year on Thurs- day, Sept. 22 and some- thing new this year, Ladies Darts will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 27. We hope to encourage beginners to come out and try it this year. No experience is neces- sary. Christmas Parade planned The Terrace Bay Vol- unteer Fire Department are attempting to or- ganize a Christmas pa- rade for the town and is intended to take place on Saturday, December 17, 1983. The Fire Department will be entering a fire truck and also arranging for Santa Claus to be in attendance. They are however, in need of participation from other clubs, org- anizations and busi- nesses through either entering a float in the parade or by assisting in some other manner. Anyone expressing an interest in this venture is asked to contact Mau- rice Stark who is the Chairman of the Public Relations Committee for the Terrace Bay Volun- teer Fire Department. Christmas isn't that far away and prepara- tions for such an event should be made now. A Santa Claus Parade would certainly bring the spirit of Christmas to Terrace Bay. Terrace Bay Fire Report - for August © by ROLLY MOQUIN Deputy Fire Chief During the month of August, the Terrace Bay Fire Dept. responded to eight (8) alarms. They are as follows: August Ist: Vehicle fire at Terrace Beach> 3rd: vehicle fire on Hwy. 17, in front of M.N.R. 10th: Over heated pot at Birchwood Terrace. llth: False alarm at Birchwood Terrace. 19th: Over heated pot at Birchwood Terrace. 28th: Over Heated lunch at Birchwood Ter- race. 28th: 9 80 Trax-cava- tor at the mill Jacklad- er. 28th: False alarm at Birchwood Terrace. Do you live in an apartment building? What would you do if it caught fire? Remember these tips. (1) Get everyone to- gether. Use stairways only. DO NOT use ele- vators, you may get trapped. (2) If fire or smoke prevents you from es- caping, keep doors closed; if necessary, place wet towels or blankets under or around door openings. (3) Get out on a bal- cony or beside an open window. (4) Signal for help. Call the Fire Depart- ment if you can. Give full. address, your floor - number and your apart- ment number. REMEMBER: FIRE - All it takes is your life! Fall Fair '833 _ If you didn't attend the Fall Fair on Sunday, September 11th at the Terrace Bay Arena, you were one of the few who missed out on a special occasion. The doors opened to the public at 12:00 noon and the traf- fic continued for most of the afternoon. The arena floor surface was a bee- hive of activity with people buying crafts, re- ceiving information on community programs or just browsing. This year the fair attracted Sl tables from the com- munity as well as others from Wawa, Manitou- wadge, Rossport and Thunder Bay. Partici- pation from the public was excellent, which made-the one day fair a success. The Recreation De- partment would like to send a special thank you to the Cubs & Scouts Association, the Kins- men Club and the Le- gion. for lending us tables for the event. We would also like to say thank you to Gail Kirk- patrick for once again lending her artistic ta- lents by preparing the floor plan poster for the arena. The Best Decorated Booth Contest was won by Minor Hockey, with second place going to Joan Clark and third place to Sylvia Brough- ton's Ceramics table. Congratulations to the winners. The partici- pants of the fair select- ed the winners by vot- the exhibitors and each and every one who work- : ed hard on the tables for the event. Thank you for your efforts.and making the fair a reality. Let us know your feelings on this year's fair to keep 'us on the right track. LET'S HEAR FROM YOU. Pre-Season Hockey School On Saturday, Sep- tember 10 at the Schrei- ber Recreation Com- plex, the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department in con- junction with Schreiber Minor Hockey staged a Pre Season Dry Land Hockey School. Ses- sions were conducted by representatives from Fitness Ontario, Hockey Ontario and Confedera- tion College. The fol- lowing local. Minor Hockey players are to be congratulated on their successful participa- tion in the school: Ken Bryson, Marc Trem- blay, Steve Boon, Bryon Cosgrove, Kenton Klas- sen, Landon Klas- sen, Lawrence Saindon, Ricky Doucet, Kevin Miller, Claude Pelle- tier, Andre Pelletier, . Nelson Pelletier, Bobby Kinney, Darren Riley, Jason Caccamo, Aaron Lemieux, Joe Figlio- meni, Phil Figliomeni, Dave Figliomeni, Derek LeBlanc, Doug Burton, Darren Dooley, Roy Quinton, Brian Beau- parlant. STE PO: Mr. & Mrs. daughter Sept. 24, WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Merton Burrows are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their TERESA JACQUELINE to PERRY MORRIS @ son of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Bond, Little Current, Manitoulin Island, Ont. Wedding will take pldce at the Terrace Bay Community Church, 1983 at 5:00 p.m. Reception at 8:00 p.m. at the Schreiber Arena news The 1983/84 arena season begins Monday, October 3!!! Make cer- tain you clip and save the Master Arena Schedule (in this paper). There are still open- ings in the schedule. Should your group be interested in acquiring additional time then contact the Recreation Co-ordinator as soon as possible at 824-2317. Schreiber Minor Hockey registration The Schreiber Minor Hockey Registration will take place Friday, Sep- tember 23, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Recreation Complex Meeting Room. Parents are re- minded to make certain their son(s) are register- ed at this time. Registra- tion forms will soon be distributed to local schools. More World's Fairs On The Way New Orleans is arranging a 1984 world's fair, and other fairs are scheduled for Vancouver in British Columbia and for a Tokyo suburb later in the decade. Thanks to the con- cern and quick thinking on the part of Andy Joiner, aged 14 of Ross- port, Marie Geczy of Riverdale, New York will live for many more years. Andy Joiner was em- ployed by Maria for the summer, to do odd chores around her Selim cottage. On August 26, 1983, Maria decided to take a stroll in the water in front of her lakeshore home. Maria had pre- viously experienced problems with her knee, the result of a traffic accident from two years ago. While she was standing in waist-high water, her knee col- lapsed on her, causing her to go down. Three times she attempted to regain her standing position, without suc- cess. "I would have drown- ed unless someone was there to assist me," stated Maria. "Thank God, Andy wasn't far away, and that he heard my feeble shouts for help."' : Acting quickly and responsibly, Andy ran to the scene and lifted Ms. Geczy from the water and on te shore. Upon discovering that much damage was done to her knee, the ambu- lance was summoned and Maria was then transported to the Mc- Causland Hospital. Two days later, she was then flown to Port Arthur General Hospital, as the damage was too exten- sive for the area hospi- tal to deal with. Maria remained in Thunder Bay hospital for about one week and was then transferred back to Mc- Causland Hospital for two or three more days of recuperation. The surgery which was per- formed in Thunder Bay was only temporary. More extensive sur- gery must be done in the very near future. With all the talk and accusations made about the typical teenagers of today, Ms. Geczy felt that Andy deserved recognition for his good Rossport Youth Saves Drowning Victim! Andy lives in Ross- port with his family; his father employed as the lighthouse keeper of Battle Island for the past 13 years. When asked how he felt about the whole epi- sode, Andy replied that he felt good about him- self. "Everyone is talking about me and about what I did. 1 don't think it was that special but I'm glad that Mrs. Gec- zy is all right and that I played an important part in saving her life." Congratultions Andy! It's nice to hear good things about our local youth. On October 10th, Andy will be celebrat- ing his 15th birthday. May we at the "News" wish you a very Happy Birthday and many, many more. } ; OE | Cae red SO ff? -- ( A ]] SY Bes ee ed BB, = & Don't YOU Forget to Register for CRUSADERS (girls & boys 7-14 yrs.) Sept. 22, at 6:00 p.m. at Terrace Bay Gospel! Assembly An exciting, fun filled program that builds charac- ter, sound minds and bodies, and builds spiri- tually. Registration Fee: $3.00 Special feature: "STOLEN WATERMELON" Refreshments will be served If you need additional information call 825-9368 Terrace Bay Legion Hall. ing at the recreation booth. The fair wouldn't be possible if it was not for ATI | Se --Iy Immunization Clinic offered by the Thunder Bay District Health Unit " Terrace Bay Clinic (McCausland Hospital) Sept. 27 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Schreiber Clinic (400 scotia st.) Sept. 28 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Anyone interested in updating their immunizations are encouraged to attend these clinics. Please bring your immunization record if available. For further information please call 824-2413. deed. THE SCHREIBER-TERRACE BAY COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS COMMITTEE is hosting a COMMUNITY DRUG & ALCOHOL AWARENESS SEMINAR Friday, Sept. 30th - For students of L.S.H.S. 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30th - Keynote address for students and community people. 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Saturday, Oct. Ist - For the community 9:30 .am. to 12:00 noon Speakers include: - Al Moffatt-Chemical Education Director, Thunder Bay - Sharon Mulligan-Smith Clinic - Murray Slater-"Crossroads", Thunder Bay - Dr. T.J. Turner-Mental Health Program - Frank Leppanen-Employee Assistance , - Judie Cooper-Probation and Parole - Ken Davis-Terrace Bay Police Dept. - Schreiber O.P.P.-Darren Rollande * For further information contact: Judie Cooper at 824-3036