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Page 9, News, Tuesday, February 12, 1991 The Terrace Bay Legion Eagles | by Rob Cotton The News Terrace Bay's Peewee hockey team has chosen a name and an emblem for itself - the eagle. The team will be known as the Terrace Bay Legion Eagles. "We got together as a team and thought the eagle would represent us very well," said Chris Joubert, team coach. Members of the team were asked to design an emblem and the one produced by Jesse Black was to chosen to be weed. = Jesse's eagle has. been reproduced on a crest that has been placed on a hat. The idea of a name for the team, the crests and the hats is to promote the team and the When we hear of joy rid- ing we envision a young per- son taking their parents vehi- cle. However the criminal act which took place Saturday August 18, 1990 in Terrace Bay near Kimberly Clarke mill was more than just fun. It did not include a small vehicle either. Unknown persons started up sonie heavy Construction equipment and drove around a construction site. They went through bush and up steep hills in such a manner that extensive damage was caused. In all, two Caterpillar front end loaders and two Caterpillar 35 ton all-terrain "Hal Pacs" were taken. Two of the four driven were dam- aged and had to be repaired before they could be used again, which caused the owner costly delays. The thieves stole a Uniden 40 channel CB radio, which is engraved for identifica- tion, as well as three 24 volt lights. The person responsi- ble had knowledge of how to operate such vehicles. CORIIAVIEE | a STOPPERS A COMMUNITY PROGRAM TOLL FREE 1-800-465-6844 THUNDER BAY & DISTRICT on each side and insert | a 10" heavy cord for a hhan- tive tote tor carrying wet rags or pone product: ~ local Team's new emblem idea of team play, Joubert said. "There is more to hockey than just the game. We are trying to encourage teamwork and cooperation." The original order of 46 hats is gone now but they are available to the public by contacting team manager Jim Chappell. All the World's a Circus Supported by Coach Joubert, Assistant Coach Terry Black and Manager Jim Chappell, the team will host a tournament in Terrace Bay this weekend, playing Schreiber the evening of Friday Feb 15. The team hopes to get of support at this tournament and encourages everybody to come out and watch, Joubert said. "The team has come a long way and is starting to play as a real team with a lot of heart," he said. During the season the Terrace Bay team lost three games in sudden death overtime in the Schreiber Tournament, came in third in the Red Rock Tournament, second in the Thunder Bay Win or lose, we lose continued from page 5 Canada, once the most peace- loving, peace-keeping nation in the world after Switzerland, seems to have given up its vir- ginity quite willingly and according to the polls, is very much liking it's ride on the war wagon so far. And due to heavily cen- sored reports and active misin- formation campaigns, the world is still not sure if Wolf Blitzer is a man or a secret missile. : We'll just have to wait for the movies - I'm betting on seven films in 1992 alone. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY RECREATION COMMITTEE The Township of Terrace Bay has a vacancy for one volunteer Recreation Committee Member. Applicants must be age 50 or over. Applicants should be interested in contributing to the development of Municipal Recreation, Policies, Programs and Facilities. Applicants should submit a letter of application to: TERRACE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT P.0.BOX40 -- TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO POT 2W0 APPLICATION DEADLINE: Fri., February 22, 1991 For more information contact Dean Main at the Recreation Office 825-3542. VACANCY Jesse Black of the Terrace . Bay Legion Eagien | is the Biayer who designed the new emblem for the team. major Peewee Tournament and Valuable Goalie at the Red were winners of the Geraldton Rock Tournament and Shane consolation championship. Gallagher was named Best The teams goalie, J.P. Defenceman at the Geraldton Papineau was named Most Tournament. Make Yyoom on your planner for the following SCHREIBER CURLING CLUB CARNIVAL EVENTS 1. Chili Supper 1858 Wednesday, Feb. 27th 5-7 p.m. $4.00 / adult - $2.00/child 2. Bacon & Egg Breakfast with coffee Sat. March 2nd - 9-11 a.m Sun. March 3rd - 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. $3.00/person 3 Sept Spiel Wed. Feb. 27 - Sat. March 2 $40 per team - Register at the Club or contact Pat 824-9999 Deadline is Feb. 22-9 pm. od See you There! THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR DISTRICT ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD ST. MARTIN SCHOOL EARLY REGISTRATION JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN AND SENIOR KINDERGARTEN Any parent with a child who is eligible for enrolment in JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN or SENIOR KINDERGARTEN is asked to pre-register by phoning the school at 825-3255 or by complet- ing the form below and sending it to the school. (Children cur- rently attending St. Martin School need not re-register.) JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN: To be eligible to attend Junio; Kindergarten in September 1991, children must be 4 years old on or before December 31, 1991 (Born in 1987). SENIOR KINDERGARTEN: To be eligible to attend Senior Kindergarten in September 1991, children must be 5 years old lon or before December 31, 1991 (Born in 1986). Formal registration will take place in April C. Commisso G.J. Matys saat Director of Education "TEAR OFF AND RETURN TO SCHOOL NAME OF CHILD: wee eee ee ee eee ene eee eee eee esse ese es= BIRTHDATE: NAME-OF- PARENTS cca ewte wna on se ce bece nl eneaeeees TELEPHONE NO: