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Sports sb, by THE PROPHET Tournament Results: Atoms Invitational at Longlac, Feb. 18 and 19: The boys played in four games and although they didn't make it to the finals they played very well in all games. By all reports from play- ers, coaches, and pa- rents it was a long but enjoyable weekend. Our thanks to Claude Bol- duc for his assistance in transporting the team. Bantams North Shore at Manitouwadge, Feb. 18 and 19: This was their best weekend of the year as they won two out of three games and lost the third one to Marathon by only one goal. The highlight game was with Schreiber who jumped into a 3-0 lead on!v to have Terrace bounce back and win by a 6-4 score. Bantams' North Shore at Schreiber Feb. 25 and 26: The momen- tum built up at Mani- touwadge failed to last into a second weekend as the team dropped all three games. Midgets North Shore at Schreiber, Feb. 28: This was a single game to decide third place in the final North Shore Standings. Although a close game for the most Posts COMET Il have seen the war I have seen the war, in all its scenes of horror. I have heard the war with all its screams of terror. But I have seen the war only by T.V. And I cannot help those that I hear and see. I often wonder through the night how they can stand their plight; Those people who are homeless, and helpless. I wonder why there are wars, and how they can be solved. There is no cure or salve for the scars, and many wish to stay uninvolved. This world has seen too many wars, of much too many kinds; And strategists who think with the minds of minds. We need to stop these wars, they are so cruel and useless. Let the people go home, to live in dignity, peace and safety. Let the fighting stop! Please? Tracey Rochon, July 1982. wrong way John continued from page 12 and the wood kept on running and all at once there, while I was near my boat doing some work on my motor, who comes walking up to me? Wrong-John. 'And so I said, John! I said, What's the mat- ter with you? "And he looked at me and he was kind of con- fused. He didn't know what was going on. And he says to me, How did you get down here? "'l said, Down where? "Well, he said, we can't be far from the railroad. '*I said, John. Look at me. Don't you realize me? Don't you realize where you are? '"'He walked about half-ways down of the fifteen miles, sat down on a stump, ate a sand- wich, and he turned around and_ started walking again. But he walked the way he came! "That's, that's John! (Chuckles). "Well, anyway, John, so we kept him there that night then. And next day there was very light wood run and I managed to get him down. I took him down to what we used to call our Falls Camp, right here on the C.P.R. at Black Siding. 'Took him down there and the next morn- ing Malcom, he phones from the Rapids and he says, This is Spidell. You better take him to the Black Siding and put him on a train. 'And, well, i took him to the siding and there was no train yet and he said, I'll be okay. I'll be okay. "I said, Be sure that you get the train ... part, Schreiber came out on top by a score of 7-4. Pee Wee Jamboree in Terrace Bay, Feb. 25 and 26. Our congratula- tions go out to the tournament organizers and all those people who helped make the week and the weekend a suc- cess. Final North Shore Standings:. Atoms: 1. Schreiber 17 points 2. Manitouwadge 15 points 3. Marathon 6 points 4. Terrace Bay 0 points Pee Wees: 1. Terrace Bay 20 points 2. Schreiber 16 points Committee to advise on health services Advising the Health Ministry on the recruit- ment of professionals to work in the province's underserviced areas, and liaison with local district health councils, will be major funtions of the Underserviced Area Advisory Committee, named recently by Health Minister Keith Norton. * Committee members are: Rene Brunelle of Moon Beam, former Mpp and Minister of Natural Resources; Helen Kelleher, Soult Ste. Marie; Dr. Hough Allen, Sioux Lookout; and Graham Pope, Timmins. The programme which was started in 1969, now has more than 380 doc- tors and 94 dentists participating. It offers financial incentives to encourage health pro- fessionals to extablish or join practices in the underserviced areas. It has also extablished nursing stations in communities which are isolated or have small pupulations, as well as dental clinics and a mobile dental coach programme. "Til be okay. "Well, he got the train alright and he went to White River. He was supposed to go to Thun- der Bay. (Chuckles)."' The recording of Willie Heinrich's oral history and the photo- graphs shown here have been piovided by Freda Boucher, one of his daughters living in Terrace Bay. A com- plete transcript is available at the Terrace Bay Public Library. Your comments, addi- tions, corrections, verifications, and sug- gestions for other topics will be welcomed. If you 1ave photos or any other sort. of information on -he Agusabon log-drive, or other topics of local history, please. leave word at the public li- brary or call Paul at 325-9021. 3. Marathon 12 points 4. Manitouwadge 0 points Bantams 1. Marathon 20 points 2. Manitouwadge 13 points 3. Terrace Bay 7 points 4. Schreiber 6 points Midgets: 1. Manitouwadge 16 points 2. Marathon 14 points 3. Schreiber 6, points 4. Terrace Bay 4 points North Shore Playoffs The format being us- ed this year is as fol- lows: 1st and 4th and 2nd and 3rd place teams play a two game, total goals series. The 2 win- ners then play a single game for the League Championship. The Atoms and Pee Wees had their play- offs this past weekend in Schreiber and. Mani- touwadge _ respectively. Results next week. The Bantams and Midgets play this com- ing weekend in Mara- thon and Terrace Bay respectively. Local hock- ey fans are encouraged to come out and support the local Midget team this weekend. Games begin Saturday March 10 at noon and con- tinue until 8 p.m. the finals will be played on Sunday with the first Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 7, 1984, page 13 Terrace Bay minor hockey report : game beginning at 12 noon. Ice Changes Due to cancellations and re-scheduling in the arena activities, there will be some changes made in the hockey schedule. Team coach- es and convenors will make both the players and parents aware of these changes in advan- ce. There will be no loss in ice time allotted each team. Income Tax Service Belliveau Accounting 432 Fort Garry Rd... Terrace Bay, Ont. 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