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saan -- Page 7, News, Wednesday, September 28 , 1988 -- = ««< Sports Beat Volleyball team hopes to keep winning tradition By Greg Huneault the News With just three veteran players returning this season, coach Doug Roberts has a bit of a construction job ahead of him. He's going to have to rebuild a team which won its third consecu- tive Northwest Ontario champi- onship last year. As the coach of the Lake Superior High School Senior Boys Volleyball team, Roberts faces no easy task. "All the power hitters we had last year are gone," he told the News. ""We're working very hard to keep the tradition of Lake Superior High School as the 'vol- leyball school' of the North Shore." As 'principal' of that 'volley- ball school,' Roberts will have to rely on the three returning veter- ans to help teach and lead the team. The trio of Captain Harry Kaari, Andy Bonnema and Kaarlo Lukkonen have returned from last - season. Kaari told the News defence will be the team's greatest asset. "We've got the height on block- ing." He said that the team's ability to block helped them win the northwestern Ontario roundlast year against some good hitting teams. On the offensive front, 17- year-old Kaari, who has been . playing volleyball for five years, said he is confident Centre Mike Duhaime will set up some good plays. During last Thursday's prac- tice, Duhaime was setting up an impressive number of well-placed spiking opportunities. Other team members this year include: Darren Riley, Landon Klassen, Pat Hanley, Jamie Speer, Bill Solly,'Trevor Mikus. Captain Harry Kaari practises his spiking. The Township of Maintenance Caretaker at Terrace Bay Recreation Centre The Terrace Bay Recreation Department are now accepting applications for one part-time Maintenance Caretaker. Main job responsibilities will include arena ice resurfacing, and Arena janitorial and snow removal duties. Approximately 24 hours per week during winter months and "inthe summer vacation relief work. Written application with resume must be submitted to the following address by Friday, October 7, 1988. Terrace Bay Recreation Department P.O. Box 460 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2wWO For additional information and for job description contact Dean Main at the Terrace Bay Recreation Office at 825-3542. Terrace Bay Requires Part - Time Team Manager Shawn Prince is an integral part of the charges as well. He served volleys to the seven members who were on hand for last Thursday's practice to help them set up plays. The Lake Superior Knights are polishing their armour for the sea- son opener on Oct. 3. when they face the Nipigon/Red Rock Lakers. Besides the Nip-Rock team, the Knights will face Geraldton and Marathon in the west division of the North Shore Secondary School Athletic Association (NSSSAA). Each team will play the others twice. Six regular-season games isn't exactly a staggering number by any standards, but considering the chronic problems associated with travelling in the North to be competitive, it's the only solution. As winners of the Northwest- Happy 24th Cookie From Guess Who? em area last year, the team trav- elled to Sudbury for the Ontario finals along with 11 other teams. Roberts said some of teams the local boys faced in the finals had played over 100 regular and tour- nament games in a season. Although there is no hope of obtaining that much experience in this part of the province, there are some goals to aim for. The local volleyball program has had at least two players move up the ranks to play varsity ball. Roberts said one former Knight played with Cambrian College's' volleyball team in Sudbury last year, and his own son Kevin won a place this year with Brock University's Badgers of the Ontario Universities Athletic Association. Community Corrections | & Child Development Programs (Old Town Hall - 302 Scotia Street, Schreiber, Ont) Commencing September 1, 1988 Office Hours 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Monday to Friday Community Corrections -- 824-3036 Child Development Programs -- 824-3028 Dr. M. A. FOWLER, B.A., B.Se. (HON), M.D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Wishes to announce the opening of his Practice of Family Medicine at the McCausland Hospital. FFI E HOUR 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Evening hours will begin in October. FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL 825-9133 or 825-9197 Township of Schreiber HELP WANTED Election Workers November 14, 1988 Gu USS Any person interested in working at the polls for the1988 Municipal Elections, is requested to leave their name at the Municipal Office, or call 824-2711, for additional details. A. J. Gauthier Clerk P.O. Box 25 Township of Schreiber POT -2S0