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PAGE 10 TERRACE JANUARY 18, 1978 Tuesday, January 24th 8:00- 4:00 Ice Shaves 4:30- 5:15 Mites 5:15- 6:15 Atoms 6:15- 7:15 Bantams 7:15- 7:35 Scrape & Flood 7:35- 8:35 Midgets 8:35- 8:55 Scrape & Flood 8:55-11:00 Intermediates Wednesday, January 25th . 9:00-10:15 Public School 1:00- 2:15 Public Skating 2:15- 3:15 Separate School 3:15- 4:15 Scrape & Flood 4:15- 6:15 Figure Skating 6:15- 7:15 Peewees : 7:15- 7:35 Scrape & Flood 7:35~ 9:00 Public Skating 9:00- 9:20 Scrape & Flood 9:20-10:45 No Body Contact hockey DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAMME : The fall Driver Education Programme finish- ed in December 77 with thirty-three successful graduates. Congratulations to the following students: Steve Barnett, Norm Beaulieu, Joan Berthelot, Bonnie Bourguignon, Dean Broughton, Diane Caron, Mark Commisso, Cathy Doig, Bob Dye, Tom Fournier, John Ginn, Steve Gorham, Odette Haas, Bruce Hamilton, Cindy Kostecki, Patti Lynn Luke, Laurie Miller, Sandy Morrison, Sheree Monus, Anita Power, Sheila Power, Patti Regis, Nita Ross, June Ross, Susan Scott, Ken Seidel, Linda Sitkp, Scott Thompson, Melody Ukrainec, Sheila Valentino, Bob Weaver, Jim Wilson and Joanne Winters. A thank you must go out to Constable Tom Tack of the Terrace Bay Police Dept. and Con- stable Don Anderson of the O.P.P. for their breathalizer demonstration. A special thanks to Spadoni Bros. (Schrei- ber) for the use of one of their cars during the fall session. This gesture was deeply ap- preciated by the instructor and the students. The spring. course will be beginning around the end of February. Interested students as well as members of the public should contact one of the high school campuses in the near future as names will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis. * Socks Only A sign on a restaurant window read, "Shoes are required to eat inside."". Naturally, somebody took the time to scribble a reply: BAY NEWS "Socks may eat outside." FIRST BABY | ie on January l4th in The McCausland Hosp- ital. at 4400 grams. Paul Andrew Sheridan weighed in Proud parents are Mr. +] 1 and Mrs. Edward Sheridan of Terrace Bay... TERRACE BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT 16 JANUARY 1978: 3 During the past week, members of the Terrace Bay Police Force were called upon to investi- gate fifteen occurrences. 3 One motor vehicle collision was invescigneg ed on January 9th with only minor damage re- ported to both vehicles. A Two motorists were charged with speeding in i the Township, one motorist was charged without = having a valid plate on his vehicle. 5 One out of town driver was found passed out in his vehicle and charged with impaired driv- 3 ing as well as failing to provide a sample of gE. breath. This person has been remanded in ic) tody to the District Jail in Thunder Bay as £ two warrants for impaired driving have been is= sued by other police forces. : Three persons have been charged with con- 4 suming liquor while under the age of 18 years, = one person charged with supplying liquor to ~ i minors and one person charged with having the care and control of a vehicle with liquor read -ily available. 4 It is now an offence to possess a radar warning device in a vehicle. Any person having such a device must remove it immediately or they will be liable to a fine and confiscation of the device. Members of the Terrace Bay Police will be conducting periodic spot checks in an effort to enforce the seat belt legislation. Wear your seat belt. Facts show that they save lives and help eliminate injuries. TO pg. 12