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Page 12, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 3, 1985 Schreiber Pee Wees Win The 4th annual Schreiber Kinsmen and Schreiber Minor Hockey Association Pee-Wee in- vitational tournament was held at the Schreiber Rec Complex on March 23 and 24/85. Seven teams were entered from Atikokan, Current River, Nipigon, Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Marathon = and Hornepayne. Game 1: Terrace Bay 7 (Mike Duhaine 2, Dale Wilson 1, Trevor Mikus 1, Ken Madore 1, Jamie Speer 1, Derek Robineau 1) Nipigon 4 (Jamie Robin- son 3, Jason Cormier 1) MVP Nipigon Jamie Robinson, Terrace Bay Mike Duhaime. Game 2: Current River 7 (Mike Fossum 2, Todd Hutchinson 2, Joel Roussin 1, Kimo Keski-Pukkila 1, Kris Sanula 1) Marathon 0 MVP Current River Jamie Kuzminski, Marathon Robbie Mahoney. Game 3: Schreiber 6 . Joey Figliomeni 2, Mike Speziale 1, David Figliomeni 1, Jason Luke 1, Christopher Commisso 1), Nipigon 2 (Jamie Robinson 1, Jimmy Logan 1) MVP Schreiber Joey Figliomeni, Nipigon Chris Bean. -- Game 4: Terrace Bay 3 (Stephen Kostiuk'1, Dale Wilson 1, Mike Duhaime 1) Hornepayne 3 (S. Camillo 1, C. Gionet 1, G. Collins 1) MVP Terrace Bay Rick Pollard, Horne- payne G. Collins. Game 5: Atikokan 4 (Terry Desaulniers 2, Jim- my Ferguson 1, Steven Dubois 1) Current River 3 (Todd Hutchinson 1, Steven Appelt 1, Craig Dafoe 1) MVP Current River Todd Hutchinson Atikokan Jimmy Ferguson. Game 6: Hornepayne 18 =>-Camillo: =5, 7 MacEachern 3, G. Gionet 3, G. Collins 2, R. Per- reault 2, D. Richer 2, M. Henley 1) Marathon 7 Let's Get Active The Let's Get Active programme at the Terrace Bay Recreation Center started in September 1984 and has 29 active par- ticipants, one of the most active being long time resi- dent Clara Gould. Clara received a com- memorative plaque upon reaching her 700th mile. You can walk, skate, run or participate in any activi- ty, but register with the , Rec. Center who will keep a 'running 'total of your miles. They present a paper certificate upon reaching 100 miles, the plaque Clara received for the 700 mile mark, and the top prize is presented when you reach 3,000 miles. Clara is well on her way to receiving that honour. Clara told the NEWS that she loves to walk and ice skate. Not only does she walk just around town, but ventures out for hikes in the bush collecting flowers and whatever she finds that she likes. Clara is very proud of this award and so you should be Clara. Happy walking, and good luck reaching the 3,000 mark. (Robbie Mahoney 4, Robert Joy 3) MVP Home- pyane R. Marathon Robert Joy. Game 7: Schreiber 16 (Jason Luke 4, David Figliomeni 4, Mike Speziale 3, Christopher Commisso 2, Sean Duggan 1, Derek Martin 1, Joey Figliomeni 1) Atikokan 3 (Terry Doucette 1, Brad Ogler 1, Jimmy Ferguson 1) MVP Schreiber Jason Luke, Atikokan Terry Desaulniers. Games continued on Sunday, March 24th with the following results: - Game 7: Nipigon 7 (Jamie Robinson 3, Jimmy Logan 2, Dean Dunbar 1, Richard Gauvin 1) Marathon 5 (Toner Michano 2, Robert Joy 1, Robbie Mahoney 1, Mark Desilets 1) MVP Nipigon Jimmy Logan, Marathon Toner Michano. Nipigon advanced to consolation final. Game 9: Terrace Bay 5 (Mike Duhaime 2, Jamie Speer 2, Ken Madore 1) Hornepayne 4 (R. Per- reault, S. Camillo 1, D. Richer 1, K. Archer 1) This game went into dou- de = 7 ; Joan Woods presents the 700 mile commemorative plaque to Clara Gould. Perreault ~ ble overtime with Terrace Bay advancing to Cham- pionship final. MVP Ter- race Bay Trevor Mikus, Hornepyane Je MacEachern. Game 10: Schreiber 7 (David Figliomeni 2, Christopher Commisso 2, Jason Luke 1, Mike Speziale 1, Marc Tremblay 1) Atikokan 4 (Steven Dubois 3, Jimmy Ferguson 1) Schreiber MVP Marc Tremblay, Atikokan Steve Dubois Schreiber advanc- ed to championship final. Game 11: Nipigon 9 (Stephen Czigli 4, Jamie Robinson 2, Bengi Meikle 1, Jimmy Logan 1, An- thony Boesch 1) Current River 2 (Craig Dafoe 1, Todd Watty 1) Nipigon wins consolation trophies with Current River award- ed bronze medals. Game 12: championship final. Two long time rivals met in the championship final with Schreiber defeating Terrace Bay 7-3. Scoring for Schreiber was Mike Speziale and Jason Luke with 2 goals each. Singles went to Joey Figliomeni, Christopher Commisso and Marc Tremblay. Schreiber was presented with the Schreiber Kinsmen M.H.A. tournament cham- pionship trophy and _ in- dividual trophies for the players. Terrace Bay was presented with silver medals as tournament finalists. continued on page 15 Schreiber Figure Skating Club General Meeting April 15/85 8:00 p.m. | Schreiber Public School Terrace Bay Police Force The Terrace Bay Police Force would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people who helped make our recent sessions of Drinking and Driving as successful as it was. The involvement and the interest of those who volunteered or offered their support was greatly appreciated. It is through these endeavours that the phrase "working together" really takes on its true meaning. Thank you, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 Kimberly Clarke Canada Ltd. Red Dog Motel Lake Superior Board of Education Addiction Research Foundation Terrace Bay Fire Department Mac Shoub Consultants Ltee. and toll our test people. Township of Terrace Bay Police Department ADULT MIXED SLOW PITCH The Terrace Bay Recreation Department will hold an open meeting on Wednesday April 10th at 7:00 P.M. in the Multi-Purpose Room for anyone who is interested in entering a team or wish to participate in this program this summer. "We will also be forming an Excecutive to organize and implement this program." ; PLAN TO ATTEND! "Slow Pitch is Catching On" THANK YOU Thank you Terrace Bay & Schreiber for your exceptional support of our Regional Gymnastic Meet, March 23/24. In particular we wish to recognize the contributions of the following: Kimberly Clark of Canada A & | Supply Ltd. Flowers & Things Nugget Food Store Spadoni Bros. Norwood Motel Costa's Red Dog Inns Terry's Sight & Sound Waghorn"s Pharmacy Imperial Motel & Restaurant Mutual Life of Canada - Terrace Bay Bakery Kodila's Building The Petal Patch Supplies Dave Desrosier & Son Moore's of Terrace Bay Churchley's Jewellers Ltd. John's Texaco Lake Superior High School for the generous use of their facilities. Betty Tate/Pineau for her expert coaching & infinite patience. A special thanks to Dale Cooper for the countless hours spent computerizing our scoring & the the Terrace Bay Kinsmen who assisted with the construction of our spring floor. Interest in gymnastics is growing rapidly in our communities- why not become involved? Thank You The Terrace Bay Tumblers