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a Ne Sho uts Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 11, 1984, page 7 Tiny Tourney - Super Time Hockey Fans Welcome The Schreiber Junior North Stars will be hosting the Western Junior B Playdowns on April 13th, 14th, and 15th. The teams competing will be Schreiber North Stars, Thunder Bay Hornets, Portage Terriers from Manitoba and the Selkirk, Manitoba Fishermen. There will be eight games in total beginning Friday evening and weekend activities include Beer Gardens Friday night, Saturday and Sunday afternoon and a Dance featuring Nick Deshane will be held Saturday night. Nick will also be at the Friday night Beer Garden. It would be a great weekend of fun and good hockey. Fan participation 'would be greatly appreciated and gladly welcomed. The Schreiber North Stars represent all communities on the North Shore. Meet the "Stars": From Nipigon: Marco Desjardins Ted Watson From Red Rock Nick Rajchevich From Marathon Wayne Bell Allan Johns Paul LeBlanc Scott Goodfellow Dave Cooper Affiliated players from Nipigon Juvenile Team Brent Tookenay Billy Willan Curt Roy Simon Desjardins From Terrace Bay Greg Adamo Joe Kennedy Mark Houston From Schreiber Ron Speziale Danny Spadoni Frank Costa Joe Speziale Brent Mills Joe Speziale (Shell) Mario Vasilu Manager Mickey Fortier Coach Jeff Fortier Trainers Ray Wilson and Mike Thrower Any person wishing to volunteer their assistance for that weekend, such as goal judges, time keepers, penalty box, etc. or bartending for Beer Garden and dance, please contact Mickey Fortier at 824-2892, John Souliere at 825-9486, Bill Campbell 824-2743 or the Recreation Office at 824-2317. Game times are as follows: Friday, April 13th - 6 p.m., 8:30 p.m. Saturday April 14th - 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 4:00 p.m., 6:30 p.m. Sunday April Sth - 11:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m. Balls The new executive of the Terrace Bay Ladies Fastball League presi- ded over their first gen- eral meeting on Sunday, April 1st. President is Helga Hermes; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Alison Collins; Fund Raising Co-ordinator, Mary Ses- chatelets; Scheduling Co-ordinator, Cathy Cook; Wind-up' Con- venor, Melody Mateev. It was decided that all players wishing to play must have their fees paid before April 14. Team Captains must re- gister their teams at the April 14th meeting at 7 p.m. at the Rec Centre. Players are still needed on some teams and those not on a team who wish to play are asked to call any member of the executive. The age limit for players is 18 years of age. League play will begin in the middle of May and plans are being made for a Kick-Off Dance in June and a tournament later on. The League is in need of Umpires. If you know the rules and would like to Ump please call Cathy Cook 824-2847. On Saturday, March 31, 1984, Schreiber Mi- nor Hockey and the Times News held the Second Annual Tiny Tourney. Boys and girls from: all over the North Shore participated and had a super time. Throughout the day they enjoyed films, hot dogs and great hockey action. Every child went away tired, but a winner as everyone received a gold medal. In each game two "Hardest Working Players'" were chosen by the parents of the opposing team. Winners included: Game 1 - Schreiber - Claude Pel- letier, Red Rock -:Nath- an Monk, Game 2 - Nipigon - Kenneth Leg- acy, White River - Trev- or Jones, Game 3 - Nakina - Yannick Courte, Red Rock B - Joey Gallant, Game 4 - Longlac - Jeffery Koski, Dorion/Hurkett - Andr- ew Lanktree, Game 5 - Team Members Honoured Costa's Ladies Broomball team were knocked out of the finals by the "Selects" but are _ celebrating anyway with their own -- special 'Awards Party." Their sponsor, Costa's of Ter- race Bay donated two trophies to be given to deserving members of the team. Bats and schreiber Recreation News _ Red Rock A - Michael Snow, White River - Tuffy Seguin, Game 6 - Nipigon - Terry Nicol, Schreiber - Timmy Mc- Parland, Game 7 - Red Rock B - Craig Peder- son, Dorion/Hurkett - Chantel Harris, Game 8 - Longlac - Martin Quir- ion, Nakina - Dale Bax- ter. On behalf of the Schreiber Minor Hockey Association, I would like Mom and Me Rummage Sale The Mom and Me Group of Schreiber will be holding a Rummage Sale at the end of April. Anyone wishing to assist this group by donating articles for the sale are asked to contact Pam McKeever at 824-2657. Kid's Easter Krafts The Recreation De- partment is offering a Kids Easter Kraft Work- shop for children ages 7 to 12 on Saturday, April 14 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. under the instruction of Donna Mikeluk. In this workshop a variety of Easter crafts will be explored. These include printmaking, weaving, collage, egg painting. For more in- formation and to regis- ter please contact the Recreation Office at 824- 2317. Winter Carnival Button Draw The winning number of the Schreiber Winter Carnival Button draw was number "83". Please check your but- ton and if you are the holder of the lucky num- ber please drop by the Recreation Office and claim your prize. to thank the following for their help in making the Times News Tiny Tourney a great success: Gerry Poling, Times News, Schreiber Parks and Recreation, Schreiber Foodmarket, Shaws Bakery, Brian and Diane Duffy, Time- keepers. Gordon Moor- ey, Ron Fummerton, Cos Filane, and all the mothers- who helped Claude Peltier, left, of Schreiber and Kenneth Legacy, right, of Nipigon proudly display their "Hardest Working Player" trophies. Photo submitted by Gerry Poling- with the refreshments. Shannon Riley - Tour- nament Chairman Terrace Bay Ladies Fastball League GENERAL MEETING April 15/84 Multi-Purpose Room Recreation Centre A vote was taken by team members and Diane Rennette was chosen "Best Forward" and Jackie Sopel was chosen "Best Defence". Congratulations. Entry fee of $15.00 and team entries © must be in at this meeting. FUN AND GAME $1 ee Reg. $2199 Quadrunner 185 Shown with optional front rack. If you love hunting, fishing, or the joy of the great outdoors, we've got the ATV for it: the brand new Quad- runner 185. It's got the power and stump-pulling torque of Suzuki's re- liable Twin Dome Combustion Chamber four-stroke engine design. A five forward speed transmission with "Power Low" ~ gear. An easy-to-use reverse gear to get you out where others leave you stuck. And the ATV world's first double A-frame front suspension. It's the limit -- catch yours today! E "SPORTS 905 TUNGSTEN ST., THUNDER BAY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY NOTICE "The Municipal Office will be closed Good Friday, April 20th and Easter Monday, April 23rd, 1984. Garbage Collection will be made on Thursday, April 19th instead of Friday, April 20th. L. H. Simons, Clerk Co-ordinator. WESTERN JUNIOR "B" PLAYDOWNS hosted by Junior North Stars WEEKEND ACTIVITIES Beer Gardens Fri., Apr. 13 - 6:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Sat., Apr. 14 - 12:00 noon - 6:00 p.m. Sun., Apr. 15 - 12:00 noon - 6:00 p.m. No admission charge at the Schreiber Recreation Hall Dance | Sat. Apr. 14 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Music by "Nick DeShane" "Remember 8 exciting games of hockey"