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Wednesday, September 20, 1989 Page 7 The Sabres took first place in this year's Men's Slow Pitch Tournament beating out the I-Team by a score of 17-10. Above is action from the last regular season game of the year between the Sabres and the Expos. Final Standings for the year are on page 6. Photo by Dave Chmara Sabres slug way to win The weekend of Sept. 9 and 10 saw the completion of the Schreiber Men's Slow Pitch League with a double elimination tournament. The first game Saturday morn- ing had the league champion I- Team take on the 6th place Devils with the I-Team coming out on top 18-6. The next game had the 2nd place Sabres play the 5th place Expos and with last year's humili- ating defeat and elimination by the Diggers (30-11) still on their minds the Sabres came to the park this year with a purpose, to get revenge and respect. After six innings were played and the mercy ruled applied. the Sabres were victorious by the score of 19-4. The 3rd game of the tourna- ment saw the 3rd place Diggers play the 4th place Sluggers and the winner of this to play the Sabres Saturday afternoon. The Sabres hoping to meet the Diggers for a chance at revenge but things were not to be as the Sluggers outslugged the Diggers 20-10. The Devils then met the Expos with the Expos knocking out the Devils from the tourna- ment 18-6. The last game Saturday had the Sabres and Sluggers meet with the Sabres needing only six innings to defeat the Sluggers 31- 33 Sunday morning saw. the Diggers and Sluggers meet again with Diggers coming out on top 13-2. The next game had the lst place I-Team do battle with the 2nd place Sabres and when the dust had settled the Sabres had chiseled out a victory 14-13. Sunday at noon saw the Diggers defeat the Expos 18-14 with the Diggers moving on to meet their opponents in last year's championship final the I-Team. The I-Team as in last year's game defeated the Diggers 9-6. Now it was time for the cham- pionship game between the Sabres and the I-Team. As in their first meeting Sunday morn- ing, they didn't disappoint any of their fans in a well played hard fought contest with the Sabres being the new playoff champs 17- 10. Congratulations to the Sabres in winning the playoffs and to the I-Team, Diggérs, Sluggers, Expos and Devils for their participation in the playoffs. The Schreiber Men's Slow- Pitch League would like to thank all the umpires and score keepers for their services throughout the season and playoffs. To you the fans, we graciously thank you for your support. See you all next season. Bowling more than a walk down the lane By Shelley Long Hi everyone! Our bowling sea- son hasn't started yet but it will commence on September 18. We will be holding our ladies league on Monday nights, our men will bowl on Tuesday night and our mixed night will now be on Wednesday nights. The Terrace Bay Bowling Association would like to invite anyone who may wish to try a season of bowling to do it today. All leagues are always looking for new tcams, individual bowlers and spares. Call these chairpeople if you are interested in bowling. Ladies League: Debbie Papineau 5-9413; Mens League; Tom Long 5-9161; or Mixed League; Linda Falzetta 5-3533. These chairpeople will also answer any questions you may have about bowling so feel free to call them. Each league accepts as many teams as the Chairperson feels the lanes can accommodate. They cannot accept any new teams after September 15 so call today. Whether your a new team or a returning One you must register ahead so that schedules can be made up. Bowling is fun for adults and children. Book a bowling party for children or for a fun day with work mates. Continued on page 9 Wasn't she PURDY. Today she's THIRTY! Reeve and Council. The Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay PUBLIC NOTICE REGARDING HIGHWAY 17 PATHWAY Under the Province of Ontario's PRIDE Program, the Township of Terrace Bay has provided a 1.3 kilometre paved pathway along Highway 17 from Fort Garry Road to Terrace Heights Drive. The pathway is open to both pedestrians and bicycles. People riding bicycles are requested to exercise caution on the pathway and to yield right of way to pedestrians. ALL MOTORIZED VEHICLES ARE PROHIBITED ON THIS PATHWAY. Thank you for your cooperation. STEVE DAFOE, C.F.P. Chartered Financial Planner Guarranteed Investment Certificates Financial Planning Estate & Retirement Planning Personal & Business Life Insurance Disability Income Protection R.R.S.P.'s, Annuities, R.R.1.F.'s Equity Funds Employee Benefits Mutual Funds The Mutual Group R:| 1.B.M. Bidg., 200 S. Syndicate Ave. Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7E 1C9 Bus. 1-623-1521, Res. 1-344-6403 Canadian Radio-television and Group Life & Health Benefits Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des téléecommunications canadiennes fi ; cS ' DECISIONS Decision 89-668. CBC, Terrace Bay, Ont. RENEWED - Licence for CBEH Terrace Bay from 1 september 1989 to 28 February 1990. Where may | read CRTC documents? CRTC documents may be read in the "Canada Gazette", Part 1; at CRTC offices; and at reference libraries. CRTC decisions concerning a licensee may be read at the licensee's offices during normal busi- ness hours. You also may obtain copies of CRTC public docu- ments by contacting the CRTC at: Ottawa/Hull (819) 997-0313; Halifax (902) 426-7997; Montreal (514) 283-6607; Winnipeg (204) 983-6306; Vancouver (604) 666-2111. Canada iv McCausland Hospital Award _ Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation Awards Highest Honors to The McCausland Hospital On July 07, 1989, The McCausland Hospital was surveyed by Dr. B. Snell of the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation. As a result of this survey, the Hospital was awarded the highest level of achievement for the second consecutive three-year term. This award signifies that all aspects of patient care and management systems within the Hospital surpass the standards set for all hospitals across Canada. This three-year status has been achieved through the combined effort of the Governing Body, medical staff, management professionals, and support staff, with voluntary assistance from residents of the catchment area. Tt at Office Show '89 Wed. Sept. 27 -- Thurs. Sept. 28 Fort William Gardens 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Northwestern Ontario business people -- this is your chance to view the latest technology in office products. Hundreds of suppliers under one roof, all showing what your future holds and all offering their wares at special Office Show prices! This is your opportunity to step into the future with Office Show '89. * Enter the draw and be eligible to win a trip for 2 to Toronto courtesy of Thunder Bay Travel. * Attendance draws throughout both days of the show. * Special seminar given by Kip Glasscock sponsored by Financial Concepts