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Wednesday,February 21, 1990 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Bantam lournament by Angie Saunders The Schreiber Invitational Tournament took place over the weekend of February 10- 11th. Taking 1st place was the Thunder Bay Volunteer Pool Bobcats against the Schreiber Kings 5- 4. Also competing in the tournament were the Thunder Bay Canadians and the Nipigon Elks. The championship game was lose between the Volunteer Pool and the Kings. Schreiber scored a voal in the last 6 minutes of the third period making the score 1 point short of a tic. Schreiber goalie Tim McParland was pulled in the last few minutes to give the Kings an extra man advantage but they failed to score. The Volunteer Pool kept their 5- 4 lead to win 1st place in the tour- Schreiber Library News Story hour for children has resumed with the 3-5 year olds coming Monday from 2-3 p.m. and the 6-10 year olds coming on Sarurday from 2-3. The Women's Drop-In pro- gram runs every Tuesday from 1:30-3:00. A great place to meet old and new friends, learn a new craft or sit and chat. The elementary school stu- dents in the community were invited to enter a Valentine's Day Contest 'Create Your Own Valentine'. Many beautiful cards were entered and the judges were D. Beno Insurance,Schreiber Town Office staff and the offices of Community Corrections, Child Development, Outreach and Literacy programmes. Winners: Grade k-2 Dylon Doyon - Grade 1 ato Holy Angel's, Grade 3-5 Lesley Pellegrino - Grade 5 at Holy Angel's, Grade 6-8 Marlene Ginlayson - Grade 7 at Holy Angel's. Each winner received a book - congratulations! In addition to our regular hours we are now open Thursday evening from 7-9. A monster book sale will be held in the library Saturday, February 24th from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Paperbacks will sell for 10 cents and hardcovers for 25 cents. A miscellaneous table will be featured. The children's area now has new book shelves painted in bright bold colors and built to a child's height. These shelves are Linda Pelto Tax Returns | Prepared : Phone 824-3044 Mon. to Fri. after 6:30 p.in. weekends 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. De R Painting & Decorating Serving Marathon to Schreiber Phone 229-2076 | bolted together and can be rear- ranged to suit any area. We have many new books some of which are: Pete Rose, My _ Story Candese -A Portrait of the Italian Canadians After the Applause- Life after hockey by Colleen and Gordie Howe Fit after Fifty Fatal Vision by Joe McGinniss Parents talk with your children The NewFounde-Lande by Farley Mowat Investment Strategies by Friedland Kelman Vespers by Ed McBain Mystery by Peter Straub The collection includes 17 vari- ous magazines for adults and four for children. Four of the new adult maga- zines arc: Ontario Fisherman, Canadian Living, Maclean's, and Chatelaine. The students from Holy nament .Third place went to Nipigon Elks while the Thunder Bay Canadians took fourth place. Individual awards of the tour- nament went to: Top Defense- #99 Dwayne Courtemanche of Schreiber Kings, Top Goaltender- #4 Desi Maidment of the Nipigon Elks, and Most Valuable Player- #17 Vince Pasqualino, center for Schreiber Kings. The coaches for the Schreiber Kings are Bert Logan and Joey Speziale. Traincrs are Dale Ross and Peter Speziale. IMAGINE'S New Year's Resolution 771 This year, I'm going to give up all my bad habits... most of them...okay, a couple of them - and I'm going to give a lot more money to the causes that make my community a great place to live. Page 3 'Casual Operator _) $13.39 - $14.11 per hour Join the Ministry of the Environment in this opportunity to work at the Schreiber project. Working from zero to 40 hours per week, you will: operate/maintain process-contro! equipment; maintain grounds/buildings; haul sludge, etc.; work scheduled weekends. You must be available for off-hour, on-call duty. Location: Schreiber Qualifications: Related mechanical, electrical and process-control experience; knowledge of sewage-treatment process, recordkeeping ability; ability to communicate effectively; good physical condition; valid class D driver's licence; good driving record. You may be required to obtain certification under the operator certification pro- gram. Less qualified applicants may be considered as trainees. Area of search: Within commuting distance of Schreiber. Please send application/resume, quoting file EN-643/NW, by March 14, 1990 to: Mr. N.S. Baranyk, Manager, Administrative Services, Ministry of the Environment, 435 James Street South, P.O. Box 5000, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7C 5G6. Angel's School are using the library whil construction to: their school is being completed. They come by class with their teacher every othcr Tuesday and Thursday morning. This has greatly increased our circulation "and made the students aware of what the Public Library has to offer. A service of the library is microfiche of the Thunder Bay -- and Tri-Regional catalogues for access to titles not held by our library. Just a reminder to all - The Library is free. Open til RRSP "Millionaire Hours' 9 p.m. FEBRUARY 26th TO 28th THURS. MAR. 1st OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT We make it easy...ask us how! 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