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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 4, 1985 "A" Event Champs - Nipigon - left to right - Linda Nicol, Gloria Brennan, Sal- ly Bingleman and Susan Joseph. Joseph rink spiel champs A rink from Nipigon skipped by Susan Joseph won the 16 rink Terrace Bay Ladies Cash Spiel staged here in Terrace Bay, November 15, 16 and 17th. The three day event at- tracted rinks from Marathon, Schreiber, Atikokan, Geraldton, Longlac, Nipigon and Ter- race Bay. L.S.H.S. delegate at P.C. I am proud to have been elected the female youth delegate for Lake Nipigon riding and to have been given the opportunity to at- tend the Progressive Con- servative leadership con- vention in Toronto. In the weeks leading up to the convention, I was over- whelmed by my populari- ty because of the numerous phone calls and stacks of mail that I received every day. But since I did not know what to expect at the convention, and I wanted to represent my riding well, I remained undecid- ed until I was in Toronto. Because Mr. Timbrell did not visit our riding and I did not have as much con- tact with Mr. Pope as I had with the others, I was lean- ing towards Mr. Grossman's campaign and finally, I gave my support to Larry Grossman. I am confident that Mr. Grossman is a good leader for our province. He is an extremely intelligent and devoted man, and Larry Grossman will not forget the Northern Ontarians. I would like to sincerely thank the people who voted for me at the nominations meeting; you have allowed me to partake in an ex- perience that I will never **A°" event was spon- sored by Churchley's Jewellers. First: Susan Joseph, Sally Bingleman, Gloria Brennan and Linda Nicol $1000. Second: Taf- fy Drajanoff, Karen Saarimaki, Lynn Nicklin and Pam Hunt $350. Third: Jeannie Dahl, Shari Mulroney, Diane Dick, Levina Collins $250. Fourth: Linda Churchley, normally learn in twenty- four days. I did not only learn about politics, but about dedication, fellowship, and the ability for people to break down barriers and come together for a single cause. I met so many bright young men and women who are going to be the leaders. of the future, and after meeting them, I have real hope for Canada, and you should too! Without the chance to go to the convention, I pro- bably would not have become involved in politics: I would like to in- 'Hale, Barb Spadoni, Norma Gusul and Paulette Ba- jkiewicz $175. Consolation event spon- soreld by Moore's of Ter- race Bay. First: Betty Ran- da, Dot Dakin, Pat Bourguignon and Nancy Avery $150. Second: Mary Stephie Dorman, Marie Hermes and Mary Clare Kennedy $100. campaign vite others to take the first step too. I especially invite the youth of our region to become interested because involvement can provide new knowledge and create many opportunities. We Northern Ontarians must show interest if we want the politicians to. be in- terested in us. I have heard too often, *'I don't like to get involved in politics," but I do not accept that ex- cuse, and I say to those people: try it and you will be amazed at what you can do! Lisa D. Stewart ALL TOWNE FASHIONS | ~ Thunder Bay's ladies wear store for the taller figure. Complete line of fashion & accessories available. Down filled all weather coats selected sizes Reg. $250 * special Sale * $129.95 - *149.95 125 S. Vickers St. 622-4657 Consolation Champs - Terrace Bay - left to right - Betty Randa, Nancy Avery, Pat Bourguignon and Dot Dakin. eee oo ea ee Men's sportcoats, slacks footwear & accessories Come and see our great selections at forget. I learned more in those four days than I could Open House Lake Superior Strategic Fisheries Plan Background Information and Options (inside the Final Touch Bldg.) As part of the fisheries planning for Lake Superior, the Ministry of Natural Resources will hold an open house from 2 - 9 p.m. in Simcoe Plaza Terrace Bay at the Recreation Center Conference Hall on Tuesday, December 10, 1985 Come out and view the information, discuss the options and provide us with your views and concerns. TENDERS Tenders to be received up to December 20th, 1985 by The McCausland Hospital for the supp- ly of furnace oil for the period January Ist, 1986 to December 31st, 1986. The lowest of any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Executive Director The McCausland Hospital Administration Office . Terrace Bay, Ontario s POT 2W0