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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 7, 1986 News now at library The regular monthly meeting of the Schreiber Library Board was held on April 23 at the home of Helen Stokes. It was decided to order the following newspapers on a trial basis: The Globe and Mail (weekend issues), Financial Post, Thunder Bay Times-News, and Ter- race Bay-Schreiber News. Stop by and have a look. Also available for your in- formation are phone books from Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, and Thunder Bay. If you find yourself in need of a list of hotels, sup- pliers, or even the name of a kennel, consult the phone books on hand. The Saturday Story Time (2 to 3 p.m.) has been extended to the end of June, due to its popularity. The children enjoy crafts as well as stories and songs. Any contribution of useful craft materials (i.e. yarn, buttons, paper rolls, etc.) would be welcomed. In conjunction with the Child Development Worker, Colleen Kenney, the Library will have ac- cess to numerous books and publications on child development. In addition, Colleen is available to discuss any questions you may have on your child and his or her development. The Schreiber Library is - looking to expand its ser- vices to include a Toy Len- ding Library. This Library would have toys useful for child development avail- able for loan. Donations of toys in good condition would be appreciated. There are new self-help pamphlets available on such topics as PMS, breast cancer, DES, and meno- pause. These pamphlets are for borrowing, but they also contain information on ordering further informat- ion. If there is any way the Schreiber Public Library can improve its services to suit your needs, please feel free to drop by and let us know. Suggestions, wheth- er specific or general, are always welcome. From Patricia Davis Schreiber, Ontario Letters fo the Editor _ Dear Editor: Re: Bill LeGrand's let- ter of April 23 on the sub- ject of capital punishment. There had better be other reasons for abolishing capital punish- ment. Mr. LeGrand's simply do not stand up. The fact that numerous organizations and religious bodies (the UN, Amnesty International, 'Christian' churches, Jewish Conser- vatives and Moslems) sup- port abolition cannot possibly be a favorable argument. Right and wrong are not to be decided by mere weight of numbers! If so, then the Muslims are the world's foremost purveyors of religious truth, and Communism ought to be embraced by the western world without further ado. The fallacy of this line of argment is sure- ly evident. Mr. LeGrand is on safer ground when he appeals to a biblical standard. Never- theless, he fails to distinguish between the commands given by God to a society (the Old Cove- nant) and the commands given by Christ to in- dividuals . It is well and good to 'turn the other cheek" if we are the only ones en- dangered. It is folly, and an abdication of responsibili- ty to make this decision for our wives and children! Love does not mean tur- ning a blind eye. Some- times the most loving thing one can do to a - murderer is to put him to death. Peter C. Anderson Sudbury, Ontario ZS @ action Action Realty is pleased to announce that Lynn Hodder has joined the team. Lynn and her family reside in Ter- race Bay and she recently passed the Ontario Real Estate exams with honors. Lynn is now fully qualified and is eager to assist everyone in the Terrace Bay and Schreiber area with all their real estate needs. Lynn ' may be reached at her home iB by phoning 825-9077. Don't Make A Move Without Action Lynn Hodder NOTICE OF AERIAL SPRAYING about As part of the Ministry of Natural Resources' ongoing program to regenerate and protect our forests, selected areas within the Terrace Bay District will be aerial sprayed with the biological insecticide Bt (Bacil- lus thuringiensis) to control spruce budworm on or June 1, 1986 Further details about the program are available from The Ministry of Natural Resources Terrace Bay District Manager Paul Strassburger PO Box 280 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Phone (807) 825-3205 These young hockey players were just four of many who received trophies, medals, and plaques at the an- nual Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association Awards Banquet, which was held this year on April 27. From Pitch-in BEFORE YOU BUY... LET'S COMPARE MAYBE WE CAN SAVE YOU '""MONEY" ON AUTO & HOME CALL NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 & LAMBERT . INSURANCE 28 N. 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