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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, August 14, 1985 Terrace Bay Winter Ice Time: Yes we are receiving re- quests for Ice Time to | begin October Ist. All groups who use the facili- ty or on a regular weekly basis are required to submit their request by August' 26th. Get together with your group and decide ice requirements your team or league will require. Fall Fair: The 4th Annual Fall Fair is scheduled for September 15th from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. Response to date is absolutely unbelievable. There is no doubt that the. entire surface will be oc- cupied by different displays this year. There are also numerous new displays this year. The Theme, '"'Year of Youth". Remember the Top Three Best Decorated Booths will be awarded plaques. If you are in- terested don't delay call us today at 825-3542. Due to space limitation we can on- ly accept so many exhibits. We hope you will be one of these this year. Pool: : The swimming pool will come to a close on Friday August 23rd. Lessons con- clude on August 16th therefore on August 19th, 20, 22, 23, there will be Public Swim in the morn- ing from 10:00 - 12:00 p.m. Family Swim 1:00 - 2:09 p.m. on these days as wel Regular Public Swim 2:00 - 5:00 and 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Please notice on August 21st the pool will be closed to Public in order to accommodate the North Shore Recreation Direc- tor's Fun Day at the site. Tot Lot: The Tot Lot Wind Up is scheduled for August 21st for the entire family. Watch next week's paper and for poster advertising this event. It's for the Entire family!!!! : The Tot Lot (5 and 6 yr. olds) trip to the beach was a huge success and we couln't have asked for nicer weather. Aaron, Erin, Sylvie, Cory, Sasha, Shauna, Amber and the four leaders enjoyed the walks along the beach, watermelon, Koolaid and finished the day with a water balloon fight. A ' great time was had by all. The next major event is for the 7 - 12 year olds. It is an overnight camping trip at Rainbow Falls Provin- cial Park on August 15th to August 16th. The first 15 paid permission slips only will be accepted. Slips are available at the Rec. office and during regular Summer Day Camp hours. Slow Pitch: Team Stan- dings as of August 8th are: 1. Tigers- 18-2, 2. Bandits- 18-3, 3. Goodtimers- 14-7, , 4. Royals 10-11, 5. Stingers 9-10, 6. Truckers 9-12, 7. Rebels 8-12, 8. Commandos 8-14,.9. Bears 4-15, 10. Strange Brew 3-17. Top Batters as of August 8 are: 1. D. McLean .655, 2. B. TY CAN ce | ee Sr eas "awe Recreation News chley .640, 5. C. Evoy .603, 6. G. Sutherland .600, 7. M. Strassburger .582, 8. T. Bouchard .581, 9. D. Boucher .580, 10. M>-Serre..579. Mixed Slow Pitch: Stan- dings as of August 8, 1985. ee & Dion Bozec with his winning catch, a 3 lb. 7 oz. pickerel during the Moose Kids' Fish Derby. laxJody'?s' lSek,ax2s Ghostbuster's 15-2, 3. Dustbuster's 12-5, 4. Osam 7-5, 5. Tiger's 7-7, 6. Nerdic's 7-8, 7. B5S2's 7-10; 8. MNR 5-12, 9. Bear's 4-10, 10. Fubar's 3-11,.11. Selects 2-13. Please give. CANADIAN CANCER SOCETY SOCIETE CANADIENNE DU CANCER The Loyal Order of Moose would like to thank all the people and_ businesses making the Kids Fish Derby such a success. Sponsors are as follows: ¢ A & 1 Supply e Cullmar Const. e The Print Shop © Women of the Moose e Island View Shell ¢ Lakeshore Community Television Ltd. e Churchley's Jewellers © Red Dog Inn ® Costa's © Fournier & Son, Sports & Cycle © Cebrario's ¢ Mauger's Trucking © Petal Patch ¢ Bazaar Novelty eG & G Hair Fashions e Terry's Insurance e John's Texaco e Trottier Bus Lines © Strawberry Patch e Granny's ¢ Ministry of Natural Resources © Western Tire who helped in Moose Kids fish derby a huge success by David Carswell On July 27 and 28, the Loyal Order of Moose held its annual Fish Derby. Ac- cording to organizer Chris Joubert, the derby was a big success. "We are hop- IT! ing that with the great response this year from sponsors and kids, that next year will be even better,"' said Joubert. "Our main goal was to try and get parents to take the kids out Your Own Private Storage Area Sizes 10' x 24' i ee Roll Up Door fishing, and I think, look- ing at the turnout, that we succeeded in that." The derby featured a Casting Contest, broken down into two age groups, categories for Pike, Pickerel, Lake Trout and Speckled Trout, as well as _a raffle for a bicycle. The winner of the bicy- cle raffle was 4-year-old Erika Engler of Terrace Bay. The winners in the various categories are listed below. Chris Joubert would like to thank Terry Robineau for his assistance in organizing the Fish Derby. The winners of the 1985 Moose Kids Fish Derby were: Casting - (8 years and under) Kevin Daniels - first, Woodrow Ellsworth - second. (9 - 15 years) Kenny Madore - first, Travis Gladu.- second. Pike - Steve Lafrenier (5 Ib. 6 :0z.), Randy Langford B=)bs'2%-029; "Tim Cashmore (2 Ib. 7% 02z.), Jim McKeever (2 Ib. 3 oz.), Marc Bilodeau (2 Ib. 3 oz.) and Bradley Semple (2 Ib. 1% oz.). Pickerel - Dion Bozec (3 Ib. 7 oz.), Scott Mac- Donald (1 Ib. 15% 02z.), Billy Hopper (1 Ib. 15 0z.), Derek Robineau (1 Ib. 14% oz.), and Jesse Black (1 Ib. 14% oz.). Lake Trout - Melanie Vachon (8 Ib. 10% oz.), Melanie Levesque (7 Ib. 6 oz.), Grant Nicol (4 lb. 4 oz.), Geof Maugers (3 Ib: 2% oz.), and Deanna Desaulniers (2-Ib. 7 0z.). Speckled Trout - Woodrow Ellsworth (1 Ib.), Daniel Fisher (13% oz.), Shane Ellsworth (6% oz.), and Steven Kostuik (3 0z.). Congratulations to all of the winners and even those who may not have won but were out there giving their best. Rates Superior Mini Warehouses Industrial area on Overpass Road (behind Woodlands garage) Terrace Bay, Ont. AMA HRrAQH The Reeve and Council of the Township of Terrace Bay congratulate KARRI POLLARD on her recent achievement and wisn her ; good luck in the Canada Games Weekly Monthly Yearly