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By Gerry Withers On Saturday, Oct. 25, the Terrace Bay Ringette Association staged its first successful event of the season-- a bottle drive which raised close to $700 in little more than an hour. Lynn Black, Noel Deschatelets, Dave Daniels, Jean Fenton, Brenda Harper, Jim Isaacson, Sherry and Ron Jowitt, Jim Kraehling, Marianne The team of Cathy Belliveau and Harry Bartlett came away with the top trophy in the Zone 82 Royal Canadian Legion Annual Cribbage Tourn- North Shore Selects hockey team President Mike Kenny was on hand to present a $200 cheque to McCausland Hospital Board members Shona Patriquin, at left,.and Daphne Monks on MacDougall, Fred and Geraldine McColeman, Anne Phillips, Bev and Paul Turpin, Eric Pyhtila, Pete Sopel, and Gerry Withers chauffered around a troop of approximately 60 enthus- iastic young ladies as they canvassed Terrace Bay homes. The effort even managed to come up with a half-full case of beer! Now that's a bottle drive! As a result of the generosity of the townspeople, the Ringette Associat- ion Executive will now be able to pur- chase new sweaters for our girls to wear when representing Terrace Bay at out-of-town tournaments. For those interested, the Ringette Executive meets on the last Sunday of each month, during the ringette season, in the Rec Centre Conference Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 5, 1986, page 5 Local ringette bottle drive called a success Room. The public are welcome to at- tend at 8 p.m. Did you know: Proper ringette sticks are not just the handles of old hockey sticks. They are specially con- structed and each stick is inspected by referees before a game to ensure that it is not splintered or otherwise worn such that it might cause injury to the players. Sticks may not be raised above the shoulder level--doing so results in a penalty (and nullification of any goal scored when the stick has been rais- ed in celebration of a scofe). Proper sticks are available to the girls through Mrs. Linda Falzetta, a member of the executive. Cribbage champs ament held at the Terrace Bay Legion Hall on Nov. 1. They are shown with their trophy. after clinching first place in the contest. Cheque presented Oct. 30 at the hospital in Terrace Bay. The money was raised earlier this year during the team's annual Fun in the Fog Slow-Pitch tour- nament, won by a team from Atikokan. NOTICE WE'RE MOVING! The law office of ZAITZEFF ARNONE SOMERLEIGH is pleased to announce the RE-LOCATION OF IT'S TERRACE BAY OFFICE TO 8 SIMCOE PLAZA DIRECTLY behind Belluz Realty, Effective: Nov. 3, 1986. For further information and appointments, please CALL: PRISCA vitae ON at 825-3292 825-9379 or 9395 SIMCOE PLAZA (Mon. TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO - Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 5 p.m.) THE LAW OFFICE OF EDWIN W. (TED) PAGET , can now accommodate clients in Schreiber & Terrace Bay For appointment, call: or 824-3122 302 SCOTIA, 2nd FI. (above Library) SCHREIBER, ONTARIO (Tues. 9 - 12. a.m. & 1-5 p.m.) NEES 3 ee ; EEE ON, ff SERVICES |('¥/7 DOG PATCH Feo acdc (, ALL BREED PET GROOMING - clipping SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE! - ear cleansing }\\\ Hi - Animal Care Available - While You Are Away. REASONABLE RATES Call 825-9351 C4 am : IF YOUR DOG ISN'T BECOMING 4 Fou, BRING HIM 10. US! The Valhalla Inn THUNDER BAY e Perfect Weekend Get Away 59" *Per room, per night, no extra charge for children under 18 in the same room. 1- VALHALLA INN ROAD, THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO CALL (807) 577-1121, TELEX 073-4524, CALL TOLL-FREE IN CANADA (800) 268-2500