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Preston McKeever of Schreiber was re-elected as President of the Terrace Bay District Rod and Gun Club at the organization's annual meeting held in Ter- race Bay on January 20. McKeever was acclaim- ed to the position, as was Bill Tait in the Vice- President election, after two other members declin- ed their own nominations. Following the elections, McKeever discussed a number of things with the club members in atten- dance, including the up- coming Open House at the proposed Slate Islands land use plan, which will be held Feb. 4 and 5 at the Ministry of Natural Resources 'Terrace Bay District Office. He also explained that the 40,000 speckled trout eggs that the club obtained last year are now in an in- cubator and are expected to hatch later this month or early next month. A motion was passed TOWNE CINEMA for a great night out and ; the best in new theatre releases 825-3771 HE LOBBY establishing the end of February as the deadline for membership renewals. Shirley Love, who was elected as the groups' treasurer earlier in the meeting, said there are now 21 paid-up members. Club memberships are $25 per year per person or $32 for a family. Two films were shown to conclude the meeting, including one that was shown last year at Ontario Place in Toronto. Bill Love, the club's new Range Officer, told the News that the association has a long history, though it was only reactivated about five years ago. New executive The Terrace Bay District Rod and Gun Club held its annual meeting on January 20 in Terrace Bay, at which time its members elected a new executive, shown above. Stan- ding, from left to right, are Secretary John Fitzpatrick, President Preston McKeever, Vice President Bill Tait and Treasurer Shirley Love, seated. Sports News This has been a busy week as far as sports are concerned in the Terrace Bay-Schreiber area, with a number of teams taking part in area tournaments and doing fairly well, too. At the 15th annual Another Schreiber team, the Sabres, won the second annual Terrace Bay NBC iNo-Body Contest), also held last weekend. That story can be found elsewhere in this week's Terrace Bay Schreiber Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 29, 1986, page 5 Terrace Bay Rod and Gun Club elects new executive In other club executive elections, John Fitzpatrick took the position of secretary while Shirley Love won the job of Membership Chairwoman. Bruce Sutch and Rick i oe i] by Winnie Campbell President Mrs. Beth McAdam opened the regular meeting of the Schreiber Chimo Club on Friday, January 17 with a welcome to all present and one new member. A minute of silence was observed in memory of Mr. Wesly Miller and Mr. Arthur. Lemieux by members of the club. The minutes were then read by Mrs. Eva Gordon, secretarys==-and. the treasurer's report was read by Mr. Pat Guina. Mr. Jack Handel will at- tend a meeting of the Recreation Committee as our representative regar- ding the Winter Carnival. Card secretary Mrs. Etta Grey gave a lengthy report of cards sent out to the bereaved and sick and many thank you cards have Slawson were selected as Directors while McKeever, Tait, and Bill Love remain- ed in the Nominating Com- mittee. John Falzetta and Bruce Sutch volunteered to be Membership Assistants. For more information on also been received, as well as Christmas greeting cards from friends and former residents of Schreiber. Thanks to Pat Guina for looking after the home bingos. The lucky winner was Mr. Geno Caccamo. Lucky numbers were won by Etta Grey, Win Camp- bell and Maybelle Weberg. February cards are now on sale from Chimo Club or any members. Happy Birthdays were sung to Alice Sparks and Della Moore. The draws were won by Al Slater and Huck Gerow, and the meeting closed with a lunch, with bridge, pool, shuffleboard the Rod and Gun Club or to join up, call Shirley Love at 825-9242 in Ter- race Bay or Preston McKeever in Schreiber at 824-2657. Bruce Sutch can also be contacted at 825-9000. and D. Draw. Bridge was won by Alice Sparks and Pat Guina, and Jack Handel and Gib Gerow won the shuffleboard. The next meeting will be on February 21, Friday even- ing at 7:30 p.m. Our deepest sympathy to the Howards on the passing of Mrs. Winnie Howard in Brandon. Funeral services were held in the Anglican Church on Jan. 22° in Schreiber. : Get ="well- "to Pat Bourgignon in hospital and Mr. Valentino, Helen Wallace, and Mrs. Reynolds. The Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay Notice Schreiber Royal Canadian Legion Br. 109 Sweetheart "Bonspiel Snow Removal Keeping the streets free of snow and safe to travel is one of our biggest jobs, and it's important to everyone. Residents can help to make the process quicker and safer by observing a few simple but im- portant rules: 1. Do not park on the streets overnight. 2. Do not deposit snow blown or shovell- ed from your driveway or walk on the roadway. 3. Do not leave objects in or near the _| snowbanks, as they can damage snow removal equipment. 4. Encourage your children not to play on snowbanks or near the streets. 5. When driving during or after a snowfall, -be especially alert for the presence of snow removal equipment. Marathon Pee Wee Tour- News. nament, the championship game was won by the Schreiber team, 4-3 over the Wawa Raiders. Schreiber also won at the North Shore Bantam Tour- nament held last weekend in Schreiber. The host team defeated Marathon in a two game total goals series, 6-2 and 4-1. Friday Feb. 7th Saturday Feb. 8th who knows movies better VHS & Beta rentals 825-9281 We need you... Sign up at the Legion Hall before 7 p.m. Feb. 5th Please give. & Dance Saturday Feb. 8th from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by: Party Sound Sorry no minors | OPEN HOUSE Slate Islands Provincial Park _ Management Plan : Background Information and Optional Plans Stage An Open House will be held on Tuesday, February 4th and Wednesday, February 5th, 1986 from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Terrace Bay District Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources to provide the public with an opportunity to review and comment on the Background Information and Optional Plans for the Slate Islands Provincial Park. In addition to being common sense, some of these rules carry the force of law, and failure to observe them may result in fines being levied. Your co-operation is appreciated. CANADIAN CANCER ST. JUDE O HOLY ST. JUDE. Apostle and Martyr, great in vir- tue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage, in time of need, to you | have recourse from the depths of my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent position, in return | promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked. Say Three Our Fathers, three Hail Marys and Glorias. Publica- tion must be promised. St. Jude pray for us and all who invoke your aid. This Novena has never been known to fail. This Novena must be said for nine consecutive days. CJB KARATE The Terrace Bay Recreation Committee wishes to announce that they will be presenting a Karate Program in the near future. Hopefully a club will be formed Come out and view the information, di i i . from the enrollment in this program. on, discuss the options and issues, and pro vide us with your comments. Instructor: Frank Pullia (Brown Belt Instructor) A Sete Bases toboaary Toth All comments regarding this first stage of development of the Park Manage- ment Plan for the Slate Islands are to be submitted to the Terrace Bay District Office no later than March 7, 1986. Correspondence can be sent to: Days Per Week: Tuesday and Thursday Times: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Location: Tuesdays - Public School Thursdays - Conference Room a Ministry of Natural Resources Ages: 10 and older Ontario Maximum Registration: 25 Ministry of P.O. Box 280 : Deadline to Register: February 12th Netra ; Terrace Bay, Ontario Resources POT 2WO Payment to be made each month: Adults - $20.00 (ages 17 and up) Youth - $15.00 (ages 10 to 16) Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Minister Attention: Jim Chappel Mary Mogford Deputy Minister Contact the Recreation Office at-3542