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"Oldtimers" sponsor Hockey Clinic Physiotherapist Bill Glassier instructs the Atoms on proper warm-up exercises. The purpose of these warm-up exercises are to prevent serious player injury. by MIKE MOORE The weekend of No- vember 6th and 7th saw' the Terrace Bay "Quin- ard Ltd." Oldtimers host a clinic for approxi- mately 60 Terrace Bay Minor Hockey players. The Clinic had the players grouped in their divisions and each group received both on ice and off-ice instruction. Training films and drill practices were provided by Dave Fitzpatrick of Hockey Ontario. Local Physiotherapist Bill Glassier gave the play- ers instruction on pro- per warm-up exercises. The Oldtimers provided on-ice instruction in of- fensive, defensive play and goal tending. Mrs. Bunny Singleton took each of the groups through a series of powerskating drills. The Sunday sessions consisted of a short scrimmage and a crowd pleasing "Show Down" event for each group. Three players and a goaltender were select- ed from each group for the "Showdown Final."' Following are the group participants and winners: Atoms: S. Kostiuk, D. Robineau; M. Thomp- son, Goalie: M. Bolduc. Winner: D. Robineau. Pee Wees: M. Duhaime, R. Brassard, J. Davis, Goalie: R. Pollard. Winner: J. Davis. Bantams: O. McCul- 'lough, D. Lalonde, D. Boucher. Goalie: burger. Winner: D. Boucher. Midgets: S. Mauger, J. _Walden- Vol. 18, No. 44 Wednesday, November 16, 1983 Terrace Bav Sch "Public Library Terrace Bay POT 2WO Ontario CeCoTeFeN. _* Thursday, 17, 7:00- p.m. at. the Bob Adamo is seen here instructing one of the many Clinic participants on the techniques of puck control. K. Roberts, M. Saran- paa. Goalie: M. Moore. Winner: M._ Saran- paa. Each of the "Show- down" finalists received an 'Oldtimers' cap. These caps are also available for $6.00 from any member of the 'Old- timers.' Tournament or- ganizer, Bill McDougall, termed the Clinic an un- qualified success, and wishes to pay tribute to the following people for their assistance: Mr. D. Fitzpatrick from Hockey Ontario; Mrs. Bunny Singleton for Power Skating; Mr. Bill Glas- sier, the Physiothera- pist; Mrs. Faye Figlio- meni, Mr. Dave Kaizer and Mr. Tom Pollard as the Showdown Statistic- ians; Mr. Roger Four- nier and Mr. Charlie Robineau of Terrace Bay Minor Hockey; Rec Director, Terry Bry- son and the arena staff and the Oldtimers who participated; and finally a special thanks to all the Minor Hockey play- ers who showed so much enthusiasm, desire and interest throughout the weekend. Thanks' also _ to "'NEWS"' for photo co- verage and space. Schreiber Economic | Development Seminar Attention Schreiber and Terrace Bay resi- dents!!! If you are inter- ested in starting a busi- ness or further develop- ing your present busi- ness, then plan to at- tend the Schreiber Eco- nomic Development Committee Seminar on November Recreation Complex Community Hall. The seminar program in- cludes the following: © details of Federal / Provincial funding and service programs ® presentations by both Provincial and Federal Industrial and Commer- cial Development rep- resentatives. This important semi- nar is open to members of the public and the business community. Admission is free. For additional information please contact either the Schreiber Municipal Of- fice (824-2711) or Coun- cillor Larry Dunwoody. Your interest and parti- cipation is important. Welcome Home - Kristine, Krystal and Karli The Koshowski Triplets (left to right) Kristine Marie, Krystal Dawn and Karli Joy are seen here with their proud parents Michael and Carol Koshowski. The triplets were born on September 22nd and after several weeks of hospitalization, they are finally home and beginning to settle in quite comfortably. Congratulations Mike and Carol and happy parenting.