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ommunity new Open House The Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation, Thunder Bay Clinic, 290 Munro Street, Thunder Bay, On- tario, wishes to invite the public to an OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, September 25th from 1-5 p.m. : Anyone wishing to celebrate the 35th an- niversary of the Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation (Thunder Bay Clinic) are urged to attend. Refreshments will follow the Open House and will be available at the Amethyst House. Catch the Scouting Spirit Everyone thinks of the boys in the scouting movement but without the volunteers, nothing would happen. Many volunteers become active in scouting to repay the time and ef- fort other adults spent when they themselves were boys in Scouting. Other volunteers join because their sons are currently in the move- ment. Whatever the reason the boy movement could not exist without these volunteers. We in Terrace Bay are very pleased to announce that there are many boys who wish to join our Beavers (ages 5-7), Cubs (ages 8-10), and Scouts (ages 11-14) programmes. We are concerned however, that we cannot find people in some areas who are willing to volunteer their time to provide leadership to these -boys. Can you help? Be a _ volunteer! Their smiles will be your reward. No experience is necessary and training will be provided. Our scouting pro- gramme begins the week of September 12th: SCOUTS - Tuesday from 7-9 -p.m.;--- CUBS. = Wednesday from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.;, BEAVERS - Thursday from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Registration will take place on September 19th, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. in the Scout Hall. Boys must be accom- panied by at least one parent/guardian. If you have any old uniforms that you wish to trade or sell please bring them on Registration Night. For more information about scouting please call Don Pawlett at 825-3580. Ombudsman to visit Schreiber Ontario's Temporary Ombudsman, Frank E. McArdle, will be represented for private interviews in Schreiber by Ms. Inez Knudson, who will be available to meet with members of the public during the second week of September. The Ombudsman's Of- fice deals with complaints such as workers' compen- sation matters; O.H.I.P., family benefits, retail 2 ee Rae tae fee eee net So ee ee of land for provincial highways, and many, many more. Visits such as these occur approximate- ly every 12 months and members of the public in Schreiber and surroun- ding areas may wish to take the opportunity to meet with Ms. Knudson as follows: Schreiber: Thursday, September 15, 1983 at the Town Office, Basement Hall, from 9 a.m. to 4 m. All information is treated as confidential and no appointments are necessary. If anyone is uncertain as to whether or not their complaint is within the Ombudsman's jurisdiction, they may wish to call (705) 623-5058. Schreiber Minor Hockey News On Wednesday, September "4 the Schreiber Minor Hockey Association staged the Annual Election of Of- ficers and General Meeting. The 1983/1984 Executive is: President: Ian Fummerton Vice President: Cos Filane Secretary: Kevin Duguay Treasurer: Brian Duffy Referee in Chief: Stan Spadoni ; Directors: Shannon Riley, Charlotte Miller, Lola Spadoni, Myles Fournier, Cos Com- misso, Don Burton, Diane Figliomeni, Pete Speziale, Walt Klassen. The Executive looks forward to a prosperous and enjoyable season. They welcome sugges- tions and comments at Executive Meetings. Spaghetti Supper Date: Saturday, September 17, 1983 Time: 6-8 p.m. Location: Community Hall Advanced Tickets: Available at the Recrea- tion Office Hungry for some ex- cellent home made spaghetti. Then you will not want to miss the Community Spaghetti Supper! Family fun, sur- prises, door prizes and excellent food are features of:this event. SEE YOU THERE! Proceeds go towards the Drummond Park Playground. The 19th Hole Here is the coveted "Bill Hanley" trophy. by M. MOORE The impressive trophy in the photo is the "Bill Hanley Memorial", so named in memory of the late Bill Hanley. A true golfer who had done much for golf in Terrace Bay. The trophy is presented to the winner of our Annual "Open", renamed the Bill Hanley Memorial. Many top local and area golfers were among the 135 en- tries in this year's com- petition. Included was Bill's son Ken, who has won the event on previous occasions. This year's winner is our club champion, Paul Dashkewytch, and the trophy was presented by Ken Hanley. The tourna- ment was a huge success due to the hard work of organizer Terry Hay, our ground crew Brian Peters, Mike Koshowski and Ed Gramatowski. Molson's_ Breweries were the Major sponsor represented by Dave Lit- tleford and Gary Gusul of Mutual Life also made a prize presentation. The Terrace Bay '*Quinard Lid'? Oldtimers provided the refreshments, Ladies Fastball supplied the hamburgers and hot dogs and thanks also to the Ladies Club for their assistance. Following are the winners of the six flights, with three gross and two net prizes in each flight. Trophy Winner - Paul Dashkewytch Overall Low Net - Mark Sawrie We would like to apologize to Birch Motors as their name was omitted from the North Shore Dive Clubs thank you on Aug. 10. Schreiber Recreadon | _. Complex Meeing Room 7:00 to 9:00.p.m. SCHREIBER MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 1983/1984 REGISTRATION FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1983 \ Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 14, 1983, poge 5 Ist flight Bill Stachiw - 149 D. Tremblay - 153 T. Stokaluk - 155 Rick Hepditch - 145 (net) Bert Andreola - 145 (net) 2nd flight Trent Desaulniers - 156 Harvey Dunnville - 163 Kim Gellert - 163 Rudy Ezack - 144 Dwayne Hay - 148 3rd flight Butch Speziale - 169 Bob McKenna - 169 Terry O'Driscoll - 173 Bob Churchley - 147 Bruce Hiller - 149 4th flight Dan Gellert - 175 Dave Draper - 175 Leo Courtemanche - 178 Scotty Hamilton - 145 Terry Black - 146 Sth flight Frank Figliomeni - 173 Don Tremblay - 184 Don Gresdal - 184 Fred Figliomeni - 144 Don Smith - 146 6th flight C. Perras - 193 H. Sutherland - 194 G. Perry - 197 P. Tiller Sr. - 139 M. Banning - 141 Mutual Life Award - Closest to Hole - No 2. - Bill Stachiw. Molson's Award -Closest to Hole - No. 8 - Terry Hay. Special thanks also to Herb Pile for his work on the Calcutta. The Sr. Mens Club Championships was held Aug. 28th, with 15 seniors participating. This year's winner is Bud Aylward with a Low Net ~30%. Howard Solly was a close second with a Net 33. Ist low gross was Ray Hansen with 38 followed by Norm McCuaig with 42. The Aug. 3lst Twilight Winners are: 0-14 Ist Low Gross - Bill Stachiw - 36 2nd Low Gross - Bob Smilsky - 43 Ist Low Net - Ray Hansen - 38% 15 plus Ist Low Gross - Len Webb - 39 2nd Low Gross - Scotty 'Hamilton - 45 i lst Low Net - Mark Hara 233% 2nd Low Net - Kerry Powell - 3414 Sept. 7th Twilight 0-14 Ist Low Gross - Terry Hay - 36 2nd Low Gross - Trent Desaulniers - 42 Ist Low Net - Terry O'Neill - 33 2nd Low Net - Butch Speziale - 37% 15 plus lst Low Gross - Robert Gugelyk - 43 2nd Low Gross - Terry Berthelot - 44 Ist Low Net - Kerr Powell - 31% 2nd Low Net - Mike Reic - 33 There will be thre more twilights, the las being Sept. 28th. Oi Wed. Sept. 21st at 8:31 p.m. the Semi-Annua meeting will be held an all members are invited t attend. mediate SCHREIBER - TERRACE BAY INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY LEAGUE For those interested in playing Inter- | Hockey Registration deadline is: Saturday, Oct. 1, 1983, by 12:00 o'clock noon. To register contact: Mike Miller, 824-2490 Teams to be picked shortly thereafter. this season, Canadian. Citizenship ARE YOu CANADIAN CITIZEN? Do You Require Proof Of Your Canadian Citizenship? = A Citizenship Officer will be at the Municipal Office, Council Chambers, 12 Simcoe .Plaza, Terrace Bay on Thursday, September 22, 1983 from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. The Citizenship Officer will be available to take applications for Canadian Citizenship, to take applications for proof of Canadian citizenship and to advise on the requirements for citizenship. For further information contact: Court of Canadian Citizenship 207 - 33 S. Court St. | THUNDER BAY, P7B 2W6 346-2316 Secretary Secretanat of State ge d Etat cipality. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING ' Reeve and Council Township of Schreiber TAKE NOTICE: That the Council of the Township of Schreiber will hold a public meeting on October 17th, in the Basement Hall, Town Hall at 7:30 p.m., for the purpose of hearing comments and informing the public in respect to the proposed By-Law of the Muni- The proposed By-Law, will allow satellite television receiving dishes. in residential and other property zones, in accordance with current front, rear and side yard set back regulations of By-Law 631. All owners of property within the boundaries of the Township of Schreiber are welcome.