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APRIL 2, ooo ___TERRACE BAY Through the Christian Children's Fund, Inc., the Grade |2B class received a personal information folder from Taiwan, through their office in Toronto. With only $12.00 a month, raised through bottle drives, bake sales, donations, etc., and their love for Jih-Luan by corresponding with her, they can try |to change her smile to one of happiness, not fear! The information regarding their adopted child is listed below, and also a letter received from Jih-Luan Name: Yang Jih-Luan Home: Hualien, -Taiwan Born: Dec. 12, Sex: Female Grade: Fifth Favourite Subject: Abacus Health: Fair . Progress: Satisfactory Chores: Feeding Chickens Favourite Play: Dodge Ball 1958 _Jih-Luan's family background is one of extreme poverty and privation. The father, a hard-working 'man, died of illness some time ago, leaving the family in destitute circumstances. The mother became'] | so discouraged by all the hardships she had to face, that she went away in search of a better life and married again. The eldest brother cared for Jih-Luan but his income was a mere pittance, far from enough to make ends meet. The girl was desperately in need of help with food, clothing and also educational expenses . (The following is a translation of a letter received from Jih-Luan) My Dear Sponsor: | received the news which | had longed for a long time. It was that you would be my sponsor. | am very glad to hear the news and | am impressed by it {very much. It is very difficult to find ich a good person. | am moved by you, because when | was in trouble, you would like to help me. | am in the fifth grade. good grade. happy - | will study hard to get a | will become a good girl letting you NEWS PAGE 15 Your Sponsored Child Yang Jih-Luan, Sponsor- ship no. 193362, Case no. 330. THOUGHT OF THE WEEK Anyone who thinks he's indispensable should try sticking his finger in a bowl of water and noticing the hole it leaves when he takes it out. SCHREIBER DETACHMENT O.P.P. PRESS RELESE Two offences under the Liquor Control Act. were investigated and two teenage males were charged with minor consuming and summoned to Court. One minor disturbance among hockey fans was . investigated during playoffs between Thunder Bay and Schrieber. Warnings to keep the peace were issued but no charges preferred. One reported stolen property investigation was conducted. Property was located and had not been , stolen as originally reported. Four motor vehicle collisions were investigated, when two persons were slightly injured. Two occured in Schreiber and two on Highway No. |7._ Property damage was estimated at $3500.00. Adverse weather and road conditions was the main contributing factor and drivers are asked to excercise extra caution at this time of year. Twenty-five vehicles were checked and eight warnings for minor infractions or vehicle defects were issued. One driver was also warned for care- less vehicle operation on Schreiber streets. In Schreiber Provincial Court (Criminal Division) twenty cases were processed before Judge T.A. CONNOR. Fines totalling $280.00 were levied on five charges under the Highway Traffic Act. Three charges of Impaired Driving resulted in two convic- tions and one withdrawal. Fines totaled $200 for each convicted driver. Two charges under the Liquor Control Act resulted in a total of $20.00 in fines. Two charges of receiving food by fraud at a restaurant resulted in a fine of $40.00 each for two subjects. Three additional charges were withdrawn, one was dismissed by the Judge. Warrants were issued in two cases where the accused failed to appear in Court. Remaining cases were adjourned to the next Court sitting. The Ontario Division of the Canadian Red Cross Society will celebrate its 5 Oth Anniversary on April 9th anc. 10th. Over 400 delegates from all parts of Ontario will be in Toronto for the event.