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Page 8, News, Wednesday, March 23, 1988 Team goes away as Nerdics, return as Superiors Congratulations to the members of the Northshore Nerdics Ski Team who participated in the Sibley Tour in Thunder Bay on March 5. For the 4th straight year, the team has won the coveted Visitor's Award for the out-of-town team that skied the most kilomters in the event. The 25 members participating this year skied a total of 570kilometers. Second place went to the team from Sioux Lookout, which compiled a total of 340 km. Superior Executive: President, Micheal Jacques; V.P., D'arcy Furlonger; Treasurer, Vicky Reshetylo; Recording Secretary,Lisa Kenny; Correspondence Mary Shack; Fundraising, Mac Rogerson Northshore Nerdics capture coveted award for fourth time at Meet in Thunder Bay Form new club Congratulations to _ the Northshore Nerdics Ski Team who participated in the Sibley Ski Tour in Thunder Bay on March 5. For the fourth straight year, the team won the coveted Visitor's Award for the out-of-town team which compiled the most kilome- ters at the meet. The 25 members who glided past the finish line skied a total of 570 km. The team from Sioux Lookout came in second with a combined total of 340 km. At their meeting on March 13, the team met to discuss the future Terrace Bay PROSPECTOR COURSE presented by Ministry of Northern Development & Mines and the Terrace Bay Recreation Department PLACE: Recreation Centre Conference Room DATE: April 12th to 14th and 19th to 21st inclusive TIMES: 7:00 to 10 p.m. SUBJECTS COVERED Introduction - What is Prospecting? of Nordic skiing in the area. Since the Ministry of Natural Resources will no longer maintain the Nordic ski trails, the skiers decided to orga- nize and form a club. The result is the formation of By Shelly Long (Chair of Mixed League and C5PBA representative) Hello! We have just about com- pleted our '87-'88 season. Our roll- offs will be done by the second week of April. Terrace Bay will be Hosting the 3rd Annual North Shore tourna- ment on. April 23, 1988. We will host teams from Manitouwadge, Marathon, Red Rock and Nipigon. Each town will send series' win- ners from their respective Men's league, Ladies' league and Mixed league. It will be quite busy at the alleys that day. On March 13, we sent ten bowlers to the National Classifieds Zone Finals in thunder Bay. The bowlers who participated were: Linda Flazetta, Lea Falzetta, Debbie Papineau, Benita Valliant, Claire Bastien, Tom Long, Dan Imbeault, Mike Stortini, Stan Greenwood and Barry Valliant. the Superior Cross-country Ski Club. The executive is quite excited about this venture, and is anxious to prepare for next season. They plan on developing many activities for next winter, while getting the trails in shape this summer. If you are willing to help, you can contact any executive member. Directors are also needed. - Membership will be available soon and fees have been set at $10 for single and $20 for family. The money will go toward expansion and by equipment to groom the trails. We hope to have a waxing clinic at the Fall Fair and a video tape of this year's Thunder Bay Sibley Ski Tour in which 25 members ofthe club recently participated. See you on the trails. to host bowling tourney From the ten zone winners who make up the Thunder Bay district team, three of our own bowlers will be going to the provincial finals in Sudbury on April 9. Congratulations to the three who will be attending: Stan Greenwood, Tom Long and Debbie Papineau; and congratulations to the nine who bowled in the zones as well. By the time, this article is in print, we will have held our 12- hour Bowlathon to raise money. There are seven adult and five youth bowlers in this event. We hope to make it an annual event. The proceeds this year will go to our Northshore tournament, since we are hosting it. Be a sport! If you would like the News to cover a sport- ing event, give us a call at 825-3747. Please call us a few days in advance if possible, and remember to brush your khair. You just might be on the front of the paper! Identification of Rocks and Minerals, classifica- tion Rocks & Minerals Associated with Ore Deposits Prospectors Licence, Claim Staking, How to Research, Market & Develop a Property Recent Trends, Recommendations to Prospectors. ia TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER Notice of The Passing Zoning by-law 88-5 TAKE NOTICE: That the Council of the Township of Schreiber passed By-Law 88-5 on the 8th day of March, 1988, under Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE: That any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the Clerk of the Corporation of the Township of Schreiber, not later than April 12, 1988, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by-law and the reasons in support of the objection. An explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law, describing the lands to which the by-law applies, and a key map showing the location of the lands to which the by-law applies (or, alternatively, an explanation as to why a key map is not provided are attached. The com- plete by-law is available for inspection in my office dur- ing regular office hours. Dated at Township of Schreiber, this 1988. No map is provided because, the main object of the by-law is to include the operation of a convenience store and laundromat in the Highway Commercial Zone, which applies to all properties on that zone. The minimum rear yard allowance is increased to 3 meters, on Lot 68 only, (Superior Shell) and will be subject to site plan control. A.J. Gauthier Clerk Township of Schreiber P.O. Box 40, Schreiber, Ontario 14th day of March NOTICE A BLOCK PARENT MEETING WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY MARCH 24, 1988 AT 7:30 P.M. AT THE REC CENTRE IN TERRACE BAY. ALL EXECUTIVES AND INTERESTED PERSONS PLEASE ATTEND. | POT-2SO : NOTICE VOLUNTEER REQUIRED - HOSPITAL BOARD The Council of the Township of ~~ Schreiber, appoints a representative to the McCausland Hospital Board, each year. This arrangement is as required by the Hospital Board Constitution. It has also been noted, that very few people are currently involved in the affairs of the Board, by active member- ship in the McCausland Hospital Board, in the past few years, no Schreiber person at large has been serving on the Board. the members of which are drawn form the membership at large. If you are interested in serving the Township on the Board, please be advised by writing to: A.J. Gauthier Clerk-Treasurer Township of Schreiber P.O. Box 40 Schreiber, Ontario POT-2WO : Here are some of the high games and averages to give you an indication of how well our bowlers are doing: Mixed League top 5 men and ladics Tom Long 225, Dave Falzetta 215, Charlie Matson 214, Dan Imbeault 204, Dean Caldwell 203. Linda Falzetta 203, Lise Hnatuk 203, Lea Falzetta 197, Debbie Papineau 186, Helen Caul 183. Ladies Evenings Linda Falzetta 210, Helen Caul 205, Paula Carrier 204, Lea Falzetta 199, Holly Stortini 195. Men's Louis Thibeault 223, Terry Edmonds 222, Dean Caul 218, and Paul Sodaro 215. 9 ee a a ss | ESTATE SALE 1 1/2 Storey, 3 bedroom house, quiet area, close to all amenities, outside all redone in last 7-8 years, newer furnace, 100 amp service, inside undergoing renovations. Will look at all offers. Current appraisal avail- able to serious inquiries all offers. for further information and viewing, contact 825-9395 from 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. or 825-3570 evgs after 6:p.m. and weekends. Smith's Contracting Painting, Drywall, Textured ceilings, etc. Residential or Commerical "Free Estimates" Phone: Kim Smith 824-3333