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Police warn of danger to children The week of Feb. 13 to Feb. 20 was a fairly quiet for the Terrace Bay Police Force. Assault charge A local resident has been charg- ed with assault and will appear in court on March 18. Salespersons Police received a complaint regarding the Township bylaw per- taining to transient sales people. Police dealt with the person Bits and Bit By Helene Ballard Hi. there! I don't know where time goes, but February is on its way out. Well if spring can hurry and arrive that would be great. I guess some parts of the coun- try had a milder winter. I got a letter from my daughter in Alaska and she said in all her 22 years there, this has been the best- they only had about 10 days of 32 degrees below zero when they usually have 45 to 52 degrees below zero- so maybe we will have nicer winters- sure would be OK don't you think? Last Thursday and Friday we had a visit from the pupils of Junior and Senior Kindergarten from the public school. Lud oe B By Winnie Campbell Friends gathered at the home of Mr. Kinney to wish him a happy birthday. Lunch was served by his friends. Also it was Mr. Morris's (Shorty) birthday. Mrs. Kay Corbett and Ernestine Hucul are her visiting their Mom, Eleanor O'Connor. "Get Well' Nonie, from all your friends. accordingly. Licence suspended A local resident had his licence suspended for 12 hours after being found driving while under the in- fluence of alcohol. Cars and snowmobiles Police investigated one motor vehicle accident and one snowmobile accident. A youth was charged for driv- ing a snowmobile without a licence and complaints were received regarding road _ conditions, snowmobile activity and noise. Ap- propriate action was taken in all cases. Highway crossing Radar patrol of the highway has been increased, particularly during the hours when school children are crossing. Several warnings have been issued and charges laid for speeding. These little ones sang for us then they gave us Valentine hearts and a treat of cookies they made themselves. We enjoyed their visit and would like to thank their teachers for bringing them to see us. We also had a delightful treat on Valentine's Day- the Ladies' Guild of the Community Church made place cards in the spirit of the day. When we came down to lunch we found a cut gift at each of our places at the tables. This was so very. thoughtful of these ladies and on behalf of the residents I would like to thank them for their thoughtfulness- we love you all. On Thursday, February 19, the Ladies' Auxiliary, Canadian Legion, Terrace Bay Branch, were hostesses for our residents' birth- day party. After coffee and cake we all enjoyed some bingo- that always makes the residents happy. Our birthday 'kids' this month were Josephine Kaufman, Cliff Barker and Wallace Avery, and to them we wish 'A Happy Birthday' and our thanks to the ladies of the Legion for all they do for us. And now for a joke. '"'A customer told a hardware store clerk that she wanted a %-inch pipe plug. The clerk. asked, 'Do you want a male plug, a female plug or both?' 'I just want to stop a leak,' the woman replied, 'I don't plan to raise them'."' Until next time, keep your powder dry. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 25, 1987, page 7 on Highway 17 This will continue to be a con- cern of the Police in an effort to slow the in-town and through traf- fic to conform to the speed limit and allow. safe conditions for highway crossing. Notice: Parents are reminded that the crossing guards are in their loca- tions between the following hours: 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. 11:30 a.m. to noon. 12:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. 3:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. We would ask that you plan your child's arrival at the crossings bet- ween these times in the interest of their safety. your area: Registration for SPRING/SUMMER Off-Campus Courses Centre: Schreiber Time: 4:00 p.m. Date: Tuesday, March 10, 1987 Place: Schreiber Public School For Further Information, Please contact our Off-Campus Representative in Barbara Spadoni, 824-2761 (home) Lakehead lf University The wiriners on the Chimo Home Bingo were Nellie Molinski from Vancouver, Rona Watson of Terrace Bay, Mary Valentino, Mrs. Wiznuk and Irene Borutski from Schreiber. Another one will start in March. Our deepest sympathy to the Darcys on the passing of Mildred Darcy. 'Get Well in Hospital' to Gail Welbourne, Inez McCuaig, Mr. Smart and Mr. Smith. Presenting Landesberg A barrel of laughs is coming your way in the form of Steve Landesberg, better known from television as the dead-pan Sergeant Dietrich whose quick wit and satirical outlook on life has made him a favorite on the comedy circuit. The Wesway Family Support Program, in co-operation with Confederation College, is presen- ting comedy at its finest, Sunday, March 29 at 8 p.m. at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium. "*...His dry, "off the wall" humour and crazy character sket- ches illustrate Landesberg both on and off stage. Steve Landesberg is a genuine, frank, hilarious in- dividual with a gift for making others laugh and, occasionally, even cracking himself up.." Splash, New York. Tickets are priced at $15 and $17 and will be available Feb. 23 at the Community Auditorium, 343-2300. There will never be a funnier moment! For more information call Cathy Farrell, Wesway Family Support Program, 623-2353. To all concerned, The Lake Superior Board has received the report from O.1.S.E: as requested by the board concerning the "twinned campus organizational structure of the Terrace Bay Schreiber High School. The report recommended that the pre- Ld Congratulations to Mr. Diano on his 94th birthday. Also Happy Bir- thday to 'Jack Stokes'- 39- Ha Ha. The Chimo Club will be holding a card night for anyone wishing to play, on March 15 at 7:30 p.m. There will be Cribbage, Whist and bridge. Entry fee is $5. Everybody is welcome. Please sign your name in the club by March 7. Therer will be good prizes to the winners of each game. THE SCHREIBER DENTAL OFFICE IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE The Arrival of: CARL BERKENBOSCH DENTURE THERAPIST To take care of ALL YOUR DENTURE NEEDS. CALL (807) 824-2964 THE SCHREIBER DENTAL OFFICE MOUNTAINVIEW PLAZA SCHREIBER, ONT. POT 2S0 sent "twin campus" organizational structure used for the operation off the Lake Superior High School be retained. The report offered several suggestions it felt may be helpful in the administration of the Lake Superior High School. A committee has been formed to study the report and will submit it's findings to the Lake Superior Board by April 30th, 1987. ' Committee Chairman Chairman TERRY O'CONNOR, M.P.P. be.) SELECT COMMITTEE ON RETAIL STORE HOURS Bl oicns Ld Ontario The Select Committee on Retail Store Hours, an all party committee of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, will meet to review the issue of Sunday Shopping and Retail Store Hours. Specifically, the Committee will be addressing necessary amendments to the Retail Business Holidays Act in respect of Sundays and Holiday openings, exemptions, employee protection and penalties. The Committee will conduct public hearings in the Legislative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario and other locations, as may be required, commencing February, 1987. The Committee invites written or oral submissions from individuals, groups or-organiza- tions wishing to comment on Sunday Shopping and Retail Store Hours. Written submis- sions must be deposited with the Clerk of the Committee not later than Friday, March6, 1987. Requests for an appointment before the Committee for oral presentations should 4 be directed to the Clerk of the Committee not later than Friday, February 20, 1987. When such a request is made please indicate whether the presentation will be in the English or French language. Room 110, Legislative Building Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A2 (416) 965-5774 Collect calls will be accepted LYNN _MELLOR Clerk of the Committee