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Our cook of the week is Michele Gilbert. Michele, husband Peter and her 3 yr. old daughter Jacquie live in Terrace Bay. Michele works part time at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre as a Night Supervisor. Michele enjoys lifting weights, swimming, aerobics, reading, music and going for walks with her family and their pet Bounty. O.P.P. Report Vehicles must stop for school bus -with red signal lights flashing The Lake Superior Board of Education has commenced an In-Town school bus service in Schreiber. This bus goes about the community stop- ping at designated pick-up locations. Early experience with this new service reflects the .fact that a number of motor vehicle drivers have been ignoring the flashing lights and overtaking or driving by the bus when meeting. This is a violation of the Highway Traffic Act and carries a penalty of a minimum of $100.00 to a R.E. Belluz Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza, Box 715 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Office (807) 825-9393 maximum of $500.00 for a first offence. For a second - offence, the penalty is in- creased» to $250.00 to $1000.00 or to six months imprisonment or to both the fine and imprisonment. In addition, 6 demerit points are assessed against the driver. Drivers are reminded that the school bus stopping law is valid on streets in a city, town or village, as well as, any other Highway. On October 29th, 1985, Police investigated a theft of stereo speakers from a local car and later, a report of the theft of a half ton truck which was parked at a Schreiber residence. A male subject has been ar- rested and subsequently charged with theft under $200.00 and theft of motor vehicle. The accused ap- peared in. Thunder Bay Criminal 'Court and was remanded in custody to a future date. Schreiber Detachment personnel are continuing their investigation of the circumstances of a motor vehicle being vandalized at Walkers Lake in Schreiber as a result of a criminal oc- currence. The complaint lO sz Funeral services; for the late y ~\ Hubert D. Weaver, who passed away suddenly after a short illness in Thunder Bay Hospital on Oc- tober 26, 1985; were held in St. Andrew's United Church, Schreiber on October 28th with Reverend Lowry officiating. The church choir was in attendance and soloist Eva Gordon sang "In_ the Garden". Pallbearers were Jody Davis, Justin Martin, Robert Bagdon, Barry Harper, Burton Phillips and Alec Gordon. Interment in the family plot Schreiber Cemetery. was subsequently withdrawn and this aspect of the occurrence is being further investigated. On October 22nd, 1985, a male subject was arrested on Winnipeg Street, Schreiber and charged with '*Causing a Disturbance'. He was subsequently charged with 'Resisting Arrest", "Assault Peace Officer", and 'Possession of a Drug for the Purpose of Trafficking". He will appear in Schreiber Provin- cial Court on November 13th; 1985. As a result of investiga- tions commenced on August 25th, 1985, a male resident of Pays Plat has been charged with two counts of Break, Enter & Theft and one count of Theft over $200. A quan- tity of stolen property was recovered and the charged person will appear in Schreiber Criminal Court on November 13th, 1985. In addition to the forego- ing, reports of one Break and Enter and one Theft Over $200.00 were in- vestigated during the past week along with two of- fences under the Liquor Licence Act. A safe week of using the Highways was experienced with no ac- cidents occurring in the Schreiber O.P.P. Detach- ment area. it's neat to Pitch-In! card U 3 chicken breasts, boiled for 45 minutes. Let cool and cut into 1" squares. 3 cups of flour 1% tsp. salt 2-3 eggs 3 tbsp. oil 1% tsp. sugar 12 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. baking soda water Sauce: Ye cup sugar Y2 cup vinegar , | tbsp. soya sauce 2 cup pineapple chunks % cup pineapple juice "% cup of catsup a a a Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 13, 1985, page 3 Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls Combine all ingredients and add enough water to make a thin batter, but not watery. Let stand | hour. Heat oil in deep fryer to highest setting. If chicken balls cook too fast, turn down heat. Pour all chicken cubes into batter and drop into hot oil one at a time. Drain on paper towel. sprinkle of pepper 2 tbsp. of cornstarch Boil mixture; thicken with 2 tbsp. cornstarch. Pour over chicken balls. Resist Salt Road salt splashed onto trees and shrubs damages the dormant buds of sen- sitive trees and causes evergreen needles to brown, says Horticulturist Ruth Friendship of the On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food's rural organizations and ser- vices branch. Some tree and shrub species are more resistant to salt damage than others. Honeylocust, Norway maple, Russian-olive, white ash, blue spruce and Austrian pine are examples of highly-resistant species. For further information and a species list of salt- resistant trees and shrubs consult the ministry's fact- sheet 83-037" ~~: Salt Damage to Roadside Plants"'. VETERINARY -- RAS CLINIC pe We catty ¢ cai Dr. Benz * A." & Dr. Peterson of the Highview Animal Clinic will be in Terrace Bay November 27 & 28 on Highway 17 in the Scout Hall for appointments call Pam Jones at 825-3714 40 and still cookin' Happy Birthday Faye "SA =e ee | NMRobinson's Robinson's Terrace Bay