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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schrelber News, Wednesday, October 23, 1985 Student of the Week High School Highlights This week's student is from Holy Angels School in Schreiber. She is new to Schreiber and Ontario, having recently come from Grand Bay, New Brunswick. Name: Jennifer MacPherson Age: 10 Grade: 5 Fav. Food: mom's homemade pies Fav. T.V. Show: The Cosby Show Spare time activities: Knit, play baseball and be with friends MARATHON FALL _CRAFT FAIR where there will be a © sale of handcrafted articles Saturday, October 26 "over 30 different entries 'Come to the 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. downtown in Marathon Recreation Hall FREE Admission THANK YOU To the Centennial Committee and peo- ple of Schreiber, | would like to say a belated Thank You for the honor bestowed on me, in naming me citizen of the year. It was a complete surprise 'and very much appreciated. Flora Bryson sounding success THANK YOU | On behalf of the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, The Group Commit- tee wishes to thank the parents that helped with the bottle drive and the people of Terrace Bay for making the bottle drive a re- <8 AR NN ? r& ZZ re b Pa ane ee 4 Charlie Matson Sec. Group Committee u | Ladies Auxiliary Br. 223 Tea & Bake Sale November 2nd Legion Hall Do you skate: yes, and I enjoy it Pets: a cat named Sugar What would you like to be: a nurse, but not really too sure Brothers: 3 Sisters: 2 Fav. School subject: math Recreation News Schreiber New Messenger System The Recreation Office has implemented a new messenger system. By call- ing the recreation office at 824-2317 after regular business hours or on the weekend the public will no longer receive no answer. A record message contain- ing the daily schedule and any changes to the weekly schedule, staff on duty, up- coming special events, and information regarding classes or courses will automatically answer the phone and give it's message. It is hoped that by employing this service the récreation department can alleviate a great deal of in- convenience to the public caused by _-- schedule changes. Shinny Hockey and Public Skate Hours Public Skating - Monday 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Wednesday 12:00 noon to 1:45, Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Friday 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.; 7:00 to 9:00 p-m. Saturday, 1:15 to 2:45 p.m. and 7:15 to 9:00 p-m., Sunday 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Shinny Hockey - Mon- day, 12:00 to 1:45, Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Thursday 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. and Friday 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. For daily confirmation of these hours or any changes in the weekly schedule please contact the recreation office at 824-2317. Level 1 & 2 Coaches Clinic 2 If enough interest is shown the Schreiber Recreation Department will organize a Level 1 and Co eS a, Se Eee Se It has not been a par- ticularly busy week as far as extra curricular activities go. The students council discussed the problems at initiation as planned. We decided that Kangaroo Court will be much dif- ferent than the last few years have been, although, we have not decided quite how different, we do know it won't be as messy, as the pictures in the paper illustrated. The students are looking forward to the purchasing of school jackets and sweaters that will soon be underway on _ both campuses. There was a Volleyball Tournament on the 16th and 17th. The junior boys were defeated by Nip-Rock 2-0, but then played a tie breaker for second place with Nip-Rock and were defeated after playing a very good game. The score was 15-10. Marathon plac- ed first, Nip-Rock second, Terrace Bay 3rd, then Geraldton came 4th. The junior boys team consisted of: Andrew Bonnema, Danny Duggan, Jaime Duggan, Gerry Filane, Todd Gallagher, Phil Jen- son, Harry Kaari, Mike Molenski, Kaarlo Liuk- konenen, John Olaveson, Jody Waldenberger, and Billy Solly. The senior boys team qualified for the NSSSAA finals in Geraldton by win- ning both their matches with Marathon and Geraldton by scores of 2 games to nothing. Con- gratulations to all members of the team. They will con- tinue to Geraldton for the NSSSAA finals. The stan- dings were as follows: Mayday At last! The report is ready! Last winter's work is in print and available in your community. Project Mayday, with funding from Secretary of State, conducted a research study last winter in Marathon, Manitouwadge, Terrace Bay and Schreiber. Each community had a project worker who inter- viewed a cross-section of women to find out about what it was like to live in their community. Newcomers, long-time residents, mothers, grand- mothers, single women, different ethnic and social groups were interviewed. The interviews were con- fidential and coded by the researchers to preserve this confidentiality. The inter- view material was record- ed and became the body of the report. Following the report writing, local May- day groups reviewed the material and chose con- ceims around which women in the community could act ' to improve their lives. These action plans and recommendations are in- cluded at the end of each community section of the Level | and 2 applies to all sports and deals with the theory of coaching, motivation, sportsmanship and dealing with com- petitive children. If you or your group are interested in this program leave your name and phone number and the sport you will be representing at the recrea- tion office. Age of Majority Cards Attention all local residents ages nineteen and over. The Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department in conjunction with the Schreiber O.P.P. will be offering an "Age of Ma- jority Card Service". The service will take place Thursday, November 21st from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Games Room of the Recreation Complex. You are required to bring a birth or baptismal certificate. For more information con- tact the recreation office at 824-2317. Learif to Skate The afternoon session of the Learn to Skate program is full. However the recrea- tion department is continu- ing to take names for the morning session. If a minimum of 10 show in- terest then the class will be run. To register please con- tact the recreation office at 824-2317. Fall Programs The majority of the fall programs being offered by the recreation department had to be cancelled due to lack of registration. Two programs that will run however are the Microwave Cooking Course and the Cake Decorating Course. These will both be weekend workshops held in the mid- dle of November. Final details will be available terested in either of these two courses please leave your name and phone number at the recreation office. Ice Rental Anyone wishing to rent ice time at the Schreiber Arena must contact the Recreation Office at 824-2317 during office hours Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Notice The regular meeting of The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board will be as follows: Saturday, October 26th, 1985 com- mencing at 10:00 a.m. at Holy Saviour School/Ecole Saint Sauveur, Marathon. LSHS Ist, Nip-Rock 2nd, Marathon 3rd and then Geraldton. The team con- sists of: Geordy Fournier, Curt Evoy, Steve Denomme, Kevin Roberts, Henry Kaari, Mike Strassburger, _ Larrer Sutherland, Kenton Klasser, Shawn Madore, Jeff Bonnema, Charlie Scollard and Ron Stortini. in the Community report. There were several con- cerns that were common to all four communities. These will become the focus of Project Mayday's Board of Directors ac- tivities over the next year. This board included two members from each of the towns involved in the research project. The ac- tion plan and recommenda- tion for the Board follow the community reports and summarize the issues com- mon to all four. Although all the details about distribution have not been finalized, the report will be available at your Public Library and Com- munity Resource Offices. The researchers will have information about where you can get a copy. Drug Education/ Awareness Program A short series of Educa- tion/Awareness Sessions on Drugs will occur at Ter- race Bay High School Oc- tober 28-29, 1985 with resource person Joan Gale, Centre Director for the Ad- diction Research Founda- tion in Thunder Bay. Mrs. Gale is an experienced counsellor and educator on substance abuse, being a Registered Nurse as well as having been with the Ad- diction Research Founda- tion for thirteen years (five of those as Centre Direc- tor). She has extensive knowledge on the phar- macology of drugs and their effects on users. She is coming to Terrace Bay on the invitation of educators and parents. Presentations will be made to High School Students during school hours. An evening session on Monday, the 28th will be for parents from 7-10 p.m. The session for parents will include discus- sions on parent support groups around alcohol and drug issues. For further information contact: Joan Gale : Thunder Bay Centre Addiction Research Foun- dation at 622-0607. It's just a Job They get called out in the cold night air to fight an element that won't fight fair, it's hard, it hurts, and some may die, it's often hopeless, but still they try. They respond as a team, with sirens blaring each one a man, proud, brave and daring, to save a life, is the ultimate aim, reward enough, they want not fame. A child shouts out, they'll snap into gear that scream's their target, they'll know not fear ' they've got to reach her, through a fire or hell, for.her small life, their souls, they'd sell. This time they've failed, they sat and cried Why Lord? God knows, they tried, their fought that fire, but fought and lost, that small child's life, a dreadful cost. Red eyes at shift's end, in the morning light home to their wives, to hold them tight, they love them, need them, she keeps them sane, but back on nights, they're called out again. DAVID T. JAMES Blast from the Past November 16, 1950 ... How to live on $15.00 a week Whiskey and beer ... $8.80, Wife's beer .. . $1.65, Meat, fish and groceries ... on credit, Rent ... pay next week, Mid-week whiskey ... $1.50, Coal ... borrow neighbours, Life Insurance (wife's) ... 50¢, Cigars ... 20¢, Movies ... 60¢, Pinochle Club ... 50¢, Hot tip on horses ... 50¢, dog food ... 60¢, Snuff ... 40¢, Poker game ... $1.40. Total ... $16.65. This means going into debt, so cut out the Wife's beer. September 28, 1950-1951. Kindergarten - Terrace Bay Public School: James Birchler, Joan Bouchie, Catherine Cavanaugh, Janice Coe, Barry Craig, Wendy Duncan, Maureen Hall, Diana Hubeny, Catherine Knauff, Kathleen Louk, Clenford Mann, Noreen Scowen, Jeanne Stuart, Fay Thorsteinson, Charlotte Vaughan and Joanne Williams. September 30, 1965 Bert Lohr of Community Television Systems has installed in his own home the first colour T.V. set in Terrace Bay Student News: A sock-hop or replica of modern dance commenced at 3:30 p.m., and heard the VooDoo Band, Paul Theriault, Ron Stuart, Tom Gerow and Richard Levigne at their best.