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= Minor Hockey News The Schreiber Minor Hockey Association will be hosting their Annual Bantam "B" Invitation- al Hockey Tournament on January 15, 1983. The Schedule for Satur- day is as follows: 10:00 - 11:30 Nipigon vs Manitou- wadge 11:30 - 1:00 Terrace Bay vs Red Rock _ 1:00 - 2:30 Schreiber vs River 2:30 - 4:00 Longlac vs Nipigon 4:00 - 5:30 Current Letter... continued from page 3 if you are too lazy to walk it, don't have it. A couple of years ago Mr. Hanley's small dog tied in his own back yard was beaten and mauled by a breed of dog known as a Husky. Sometime later Mr. Brassard's small dog also tied in his own back yard was also beaten and mauled, again by a Husky. Two Huskies in fact. Now a child has been bitten, once again by a Husky. Doesn't that ring a bell with you Husky owners? I have owned several of this breed of dog over the years. They are not a dependable pet, and especially not around children and other small breeds of dogs. They belong on a sled not sashaying around town making a nuisance of themselves and playing at being the bully of the town. While walking my dogs last Sunday in the woods I was met by a Husky, who seemed to think he owned all the woods around Terrace, and again I resent havy- ing to go armed with a stick to protect my pets, while on public proper- ty. Lots of people in this town say the same thing, "Oh, my dog bothers no one", and I say since most of the time you don't exercise him on a leash, how would or could you possibly know that? A dog out by himself is not of the same nature as when he has his owner with him. Older people walk their pets in this town, and admit they are terrified of going too far away from their own -- yards in case they meet a big dog, so now I would like to know why in a town of this size are the dog control rules not put into force, and kept in force, all the time. Perhaps the town laws are not strict enough, there are places where the laws governing dogs on the loose, that give owners a first warning, the second time you don't get a warning, instead your dog is shot by the police and then you are called up to inform you that your dog has been destroyed and to inform you where you can pick up the carcass. Is that the kind of law it would take to tell dog © owners that they are breaking the rules of the town? And another problem breed in this town are Dobermans, they are Manitouwadge vs Terrace Bay 5:30 - 7:00 Red Rock vs Schreiber 7:00 - 8:30 Longlac vs Curent River The Sunday Schedule consisting of 5 games will be determined by the outcome of Satur- day's games. Come on out and catch the fun and excitement. Support your Minor Hockey Association. The Schreiber Minor Hockey Association will also be hosting an Atom Invitational Hockey also a breed that needs to be well disciplined, and most certainly be on a leash, I have two in mind, owners come to visit relations, they bring along a Dobe. Do they take said Dobe into the house. No, no they turn it loose to run all over the neighbourhood and never do they seem to check to see if he might be in someone's yard doing things he shouldn't be doing. At his own home it's even worse.. Owners's have a sign in the front win- dow, "Beware of Dog" what I haven't figured out yet is where a person is to be on the lookout for such dog, since he rarely is in his own yard, rather he is running around like he is the only dog that counts in that area. You can see if you know dogs at all, that he is spoilt. Isn't made to mind, and from personal knowledge I know he will bite with- out any cause. The se- cond one is no better, when he gets away from his owner, he won't come back till he is good and ready. While he is on the loose I have notic- ed that some people are afraid of him since they either carry a stick or a chunk of ice while they are out airing their dog. As I asked previously, do we or do we not have dog control rules, be- cause if they aren't go- ing to clean up on dogs on the loose, then I guess it's time to put people on leashes and let these dogs take over the town! And so in closing, if you own a dog, any size or breed, and if you like him, then show it by continued on page 11 Tournament on Febru- ary 5, 6, 1983. This tournament will provide good hockey fun and entertainment for every- one. Watch the paper for additional details. Peanut Palace What is "Peanuts Palace'? It is a recre- ational program being offered to Schreiber children ages 2 to 5 (pre-school) on Saturday Afternoons at the Recre- ation Complex. The programs will include the following: games, crafts, nature walks, skating, films/songs. Dates: Saturday after- noons. Dates: Saturday after- noons From: January 14, 1983 To: March 12, 1983 Times: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Cost: $20.00 Supervisor: Kelly McGuire Location--Schreiber Rec- reation Complex Art Room Register: by January 10 at Recreation Office For further information please contact Kevin Duguay at 824-2317. Carlsberg Cross Country Skiing The Carlsberg "count the Kilometers" Cross Country Skiing program is open to Schreiber resi- dents of the ages of nineteen and over. This self administered pro- gram encompasses re- cording distances you as an individual treks on a particular day and/or throughout the skiing season. Crests and cer- tificates are awarded to individuals having successfully completed the following: 1) 15 kilometers in one day 2) 25 kilometers in one day 3) 200 kilometers throughout season Registration: By Janu- ary 15, 1983 at the Recreation Office. For more information please contact the Recreation Co-ordinator. Fit Five The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Depart- ment is happy to an- nounce the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Fit Five Program. This self administered pro- gram encompasses recording the amount of time you as an individu- al spends participating in recreational and sport activities. All that is required is for you to pick up a Fit Five level one pamphlet at the Recreation Complex, and vou are on your way. For more information _ please contact the Rec- reation Office. Adult Fitness Dates: Tuesday even- ings From: February 1, 1983 To: March 8, 1983 Time: 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Location: Schreiber High School Instructor: Lynne Badger Cost: $10.00 Registration: By Janu- ary 28, 1983 at the Recreation Office. The Mixed Adult Fitness Classes will provide adults with an opportu- nity of exercise and Get your lifein shape. Get financially fits a Write or call me for your free booklet. Mary E. Cashmore Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9152 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 12, 1983, page 5 Schreiber Recreation News excellent fitness train- ing. Any adult interest- ed in persuing personal fitness, come out and join the fun! Program News Almost all of the winter programs have begun, and therefore all program participants should have paid their registration. Should you have not yet paid your registration, please "make a special effort to drop in at the Recreation Office and pay your dues. Your co-operation in this matter is much appreciated. Recreation Committee News The 1983 Schreiber Parks and _ Recreation Committee is as follows: Irene Borutski Susan Campbell Gerard McGrath Mario Commisso James Miller Dennis John Council Appointments Mike Cosgrove Larry Dunwoody The positions of chair- person and vice-chair- person remain to be determined. Mom and Me Dates: Friday mornings From: January 14, 1983 to April 29 Time: 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. Location: Schreiber Rec- reation Complex, Arts and Crafts Room. Co-ordinator: Donna Mikeluk Fee: $20.00 Registration: By Janu- ary 21, 1983 at Recre- ation Office. Mom and Me is a supervised pre- school program which provides an opportunity for creative play with other children. All child- ren are eligible. Max. 20 registrants. NOTICE DR. ADEY WILL NOT BE ADMITTING PATIENTS TO THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL AFTER JANUARY 31, 1983. HE WILL BE HAVING AN OFFICE PRACTICE ONLY. = e WELCOME... Capital Insurance Agencies Ltd.and lare pleased to welcome employees of Thunder Bay Flight Refuelling Limited to Blue CHIP Basic. Al King 34 Cumberland Street North Suite 704 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4L3 "& (807) 345-5451 ONTARIO BLUE CROSS 5867 = Health Unit Jan. 25 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Schreiber Clinic (400 scotia st.) Jan. 26 1:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Immunization Clinic offered by the Thunder Bay District Terrace Bay Clinic (McCausland Hospital) 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 weekday mornings. \, re a+ | SALES CONTINUE AT SHOE PLACE with 50% off broken sizes on Children's, Ladies & Men's Shoes. There are some Ladies Boots left to clear Regular 49.95 on sale for 24.95 Regular Stock still on sale for 15 to 20% off NEW STORE HOURS WILL BE: Tuesday to Saturday 1:30 to 5:30 Call 824-2215 for information St. ste, Boe Lipa Ste lhe