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oe Page 18, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News Wednesday, June 29, 1983 by BILL CAMPBELL The Schreiber North Stars Junior Hockey 'Club held their Annual Team Supper and Dance. Bob Spadoni was called on by say Grace and after a very fine meal was asked to say a few words regarding the past, present and future of hockey in Schreiber. Bud Andrews, Super- intendent of the CPR Schreiber Division, also paid tribute to the peo- "SS ple who in past years donated their time and effort. He said they were . Tm uNUed Bar cir OPEN Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 345-2307 e RCA XL Colortrack TV © Appliances by Hot Point, Inglis, ee Jenn Air, Etc. Closed Mondays eA complete Stock of CHARGEN | Brand Name Furniture in OS_ $0.1 COCRT STREET AT FON We aM HAD Lloyd Snider Contracting Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9468 Painting, Wallpapering, Trim Finishing, Renovations FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOUR FURNACE SERVICE Phil's Burner Service Furnace Installation and Service P.O. 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DN Call Larry at 824-2043 | weekly, monthly & long OSAM DEVELOPMENTS LTD. Custom Built Homes Electrical Work Complete painting - plumbing Small and Major Repairs Concrete and Masonry work Call anytime 825-9231 Pees ey ye ee] instrumental in keeping hockey alive and going in Schreiber and impres- sed upon our young Hockey players that the future of hockey depen- ded on a great deal on the help that would be required of them as they grew older. Guest Speaker Kim Gellert gave a talk on his hockey playing and scouting in Europe. Kim, who comes from Schreiber, said he often thinks of his playing time at home in the "old Arena'"' and of how his solid base of hockey was given to him in Schrei- ber. He thanked indi- viduals for their effort in keeping hockey going in Schreiber and hoped that someday some of our young players would make the Big League. Des D'Driscoll, Lea- gue president and Mas- ter of Ceremonies, thanked all those invol- ved for making the 82-83 season the success it was and then called on Team Captain Mark Campbell for a few words. Mark, who was later awarded three trophies, said he enjoy- ed playing with each of his teammates for the past three seasons. He also thanked those pla- yers who put forth a special effort to keep the team going this year. Namely the players from out of town and the students. He thanked the hard working execu- tive, the time keepers, the stick boys, the fans and the coach plus any- one else that helped in any way for their sup- rt. The following players were awarded a trophy for their last year with the Junior North Stars North Stars awards Club: Mark Campbell, Brian Hiller, Jeff For- tier, Frank Trichilo, Ger- ry Lebeouf, Larry Ross, George _Hermes, Rob Thompson, Tom Weaver and Mario Veneziano. Awards went to the following players: . The Frank McKenna Trophy for the Most Sportsman- like Player - Jeff Fortier. The Larry St. Jean Trophy for the Best De- fenceman - George Hermes. The Bob Spa- doni Trophy for the Most Dedicated Player - Larry Ross. The Flash Bourke Trophy for the Most Improved Player - Frank Costa. The Presi- dent's Trophy for the Rookie of the Year - Joey Speziale. The McCole- man and McNally Trophy for High Scorer - Mark Campbell. Most Valuable Player - Mark Campbell and Brian Hil- ler. Hilda's Fixins Pineapple - Corn Muffins About 15 muffins 1 cup whole wheat flour 1/4, cup soy flour 3 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. salt 1 cup yellow cornmeal 84 tbsp. instant nonfat dry milk 2 eggs, beaten 1 cup water (or part water and part liquid from pineapple) 1% cup melted butter (or) margarine 2 tbsp. honey 8 ounces crushed Pine- apple (unsweetened) drained. Pineapple pre- serves (or orange mar- malade). Stir together all the dry ingredients, includ- ing the dry milk. Com- bine all the remaining ingredients (except preserves) and stir into dry ingredients. Don't overmix. Fill oiled muf- fin cups about 2/3's full and top with % to % tsp. of pineapple pre- serves. Bake at 400 de- grees farenheit for about 20 minutes, or till gol- den. Since these muffins are not very sweet they can be served with the main course. For a des- sert muffin you might wish to add more honey. CLEANING TIP Use Club Soda to wipe your stainless steel counter, range and hood top. It dries to a gleam without streaks or spots! IN MEMORY OF TOM McGRATH FOUNDER OF THE CASQUE SECTION OF THE VOYAGEURTRAIL, WHO LOVED TO HIKE THIS TRAIL. V. T.A. BOARD MAY 1983 ISLES Memorial plaque for Tom McGrath The Sault Ste. Marie based Voyageur Trail Association will be erec- ting a bronze plaque on Mount Gwyn in memory of Tom McGrath. Mc- Grath was instrumental in the building of the hiking trail between Ter- race Bay and Rossport- now known as the Cas- que Isles trail. He was tragically killed in an automobile accident. In a statement the Association said, 'A bronze plaque will be placed at the top of Mount Gwyn on the Casque Isles Section of the Voyageur Trail to commemorate Tom Mc- Grath who was the in- spiration behind that section and club. This decision was made unanimously by the Voy- ageur Trail Association Board."' "*The actual plaque is bronze and measures 29° by 38 cm. Because the cost of this plaque ap- proaches $400 we are asking our members to consider making a dona- tion towards this. By doing so, they will be directly partaking in the commemoration of a truly fine young man, and would be assisting in alleviating the finan- cial drain that this has" placed on the Associa- tion".