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Page 12, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 24, 1987 VARESE OT By Winnie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holmes have returned from Winnipeg where they attended a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Zbrowski and baby from Australia are visiting the Zbrowski family. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, Schreiber Branch #109, celebrat- ed their 40th Anniversary. President Joan Mayry welcomed the guests: Ann Johnson, first vice-president of the the provin- cial council of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario, Ladies' Auxiliary, Atikokan; Audry Adams, district commander; Rose Beda, deputy district commander, Thunder Bay and guests from Thunder Bay and Terrace Bay and Nipigon. Following the banquet, served by the men of the branch, pins were presented to Daryl Davis, Brenda Harper, Wendy Martin, Charlotte Miller, Lil Ray, Mary Call: 825-3747 to- day, to contact Betty Our Ad Rep about placing your -- in our paper. aw LAW OFFICES OF EDWIN W. 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Name Please check the appropriate box below and mail cheque or money order to: Local Peer i | RENEWAL............. 914 Elsewhere in Canada CL) one vear tone year. =>... $18 | 'TERRACE BAY - SCHREIBER NEWS | | Terrace Bay, Ontario,-POT 2WO....... eae, ood I | | | | I | : Address | i i | I I ! P.O. Box 579 | | | I I f I | Inhatko and Lois Gilmore, for 15 years of service. Quarter pins to K. Gellert, Nean McKenna, Chris Morris, Gail Welbourne and Skip Davis, Bern Whent, Marg Handel, Ruth Hiller, and Bea McCuaig, received their 35-year pins and Ida Krause, Bobby Winters and Beth Mcadam received their 40- year pins. Charter members and past presidents in attendance were Beth Macadam, Ida Krause, Bobby Winters, Bern Whent, Earline Johnson, Ruth Hiller, Skip Davis, Cathy Sitko, Joan Mayry, Lorraine Weaver and Anne Marie Martin. The evening ended with enter- tainment with Skits and games with Skip Davis master of all for the evening. Our sympathy to Tom Bourke and relations on the passing of his wife in Ottawa. Mrs. Nellie Molinski is here visiting her sisters Mary Sparks and Marg Nesbitt- she hails from Vancouver. : Welcome back from hospital to Geno Caccamo, and Huck Gerow. Get Well in hospital to Mrs. Todesco and Red Murphy. Schools will be having their vacations. Mother and kids will be happy- all have a good sum- mer. Bike Safety Program already in full swing The Terrace Bay Police Bike Safety Program has begun, and already the first week's recipients of an award have been chosen (see pic this issue). The program, run by Terrace Bay Police Constable Gary Callaghan, will run from June 7 to the end of August. The idea is that police officers on or off duty, and even citizens, keep an eye out for elementary Students who are riding their bikes and practicing good, safe, road rules. (If a citizen sees a good biker, he or she should con- tact the police with that child's name, age, address and parents' names). When a biker has been stopped by an officer, he or she will be told they will receive an award (a maximum of two children will receive awards per week for the duration of the program. At the end of the program, there will be 24 children who have received Help us break the weekly awards. The News will publish the pic- tures of the weekly award win- ners. A banquet is planned for September for all the participants in the program and their parents. Grand Prize At this banquet, two names from all the children who partici- pated (24) during the program will be drawn out of a hat. Those two lucky winners will receive a brand new bike each. These bikes are on display in Terry's Sight & Sound and in Granny's. Constable Callaghan told the News that the program is aimed at elementary students from both the public school and the separate school. He said the police have held lectures with the students informing them about bicycle safety. The intent of the police is to get the children to remember the rules they have learned so they can apply them in the street. Callaghan would like to note that if a child is practicing good bicycle safety but the bicycle is in bad repair, that child is not eli- gible to win one of the weekly awards or the grand prize. He said that at the banquet in September, all 24 children who participated during the program will receive a certificate. This week's winners The winners for this week's awards are Robert Fenton and Melissa Hnatuk (see picture this issue). Constable Callaghan said this is the second year the Terrace Bay Police have run this program. He said he was the one who institut- ed the same program when he was in Red Rock. The program ran for three years in Red Rock, Callaghan said, and it was a great success. "By the third year, the kids were clamour- ing for prizes. And when some kids saw that some other kids were not doing some safety rules properly, they would tell them," said Callaghan. zee ee 8 ADVERTISING DOESN'T COST! IT PAYS TRY IT and SEE Call Betty at the WEWS rar € ama Bike Awards Above are the winners of the firs: week in the Terrace Bay Police's Bike Safety Program. They are Melissa Hnatuk, left, and Robert Fenton, right. Each week from June to August, a maximum of two chil- dren per week will be chosen who have shown that they follow good, safe bicycle safety rules when riding their bikes. The pro- gram is being run by Terrace Bay Police Constable Gary 'Callaghan. Callaghan started the program in Red Rock. when he was there.