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u Page 2, News, Wednesday, April 20, 1988 Back in time and across the land By Mary Hubelit A few days of Spring and right away we think of travel and camp- ing. Maybe I can help you get in the mood too, with a 'rerun' of my August 1979 "Wild Campsites I Have Known:" "You realize camping's thera- peutic value in this high-stress era? Would you agree that your camping equipment must be suited to your individual temperament in order to derive maximum relicf? I am too old for tenting, but I would tent rather than stay home all year. I would not want to miss the thou- sand and one camping experiences -- pleasant or othcrwise-- that have enriched our lives. There was a time at Massey when an army on manoeuvres camped for the night on both sides of us, and between me and the out- door facility. Or at Cobden when a fine young couple operating a restaurant-tavern-dance hall com- plex took pity on two hot, tired travellers and let us pull in behind the dance hall for the night. Fortunately, there was no dance that night, but there was a huge black German Shepard guard dog to whom we were introduced by the owner... and who stalked our. every step during the night. That was a bit unnerving. One April morning at Shoal Lake our water pump was frozen, so down to the lake with saucepan and bash a hole in the ice to bring back water for coffee. And from the moose-hunting diary: 'Oct. 20, 2.00 pm, behind a rock-cut on Highway 17 east of Kenora; ravine on one side, lake on the other and cold, wet snow all around. I think Nick expects to stay here overnight. Responsibilities: agencies. Qualifications: experience. Personnel Committee P.O. Box 869 MARATHON, Ontario POT 2E0 Northshore Family Resource Centre The Northshore Family Resource Centre, Marathon whose mandate is to provide temporary, secure refuge, quality care and counselling to victims of domestic violence requires 1 FULL-TIME CHILD CARE WORKER The Child Care Worker will provide constructive children's programming and act as a liason with schools and other E.C.E. or C.C.W. Certificate and/or related children services Applications with resumes may be sent to: Northshore Family Resource Centre and received no later than April 22, 1988. For further information, contact: Gloria Harris, Coordinator. 229-2223 Darlene Noble (conference chairperson) "825-3333 -- Juggling ... that delicate. balance Women's Conference '88 May 13th & May 14th Terrace Bay, Ontario Information Contact Nancy Gale (N.E.C.) 1-800-465-3364 J Registration Fee $65 before May 1, 1988 $80 after May 1, 1988 sponsored by___ W.B.O.0.N.0. 2.40 pm: too stormy to go out, sO we are insulating ourselves with a little rum, while doing the odd household job like sharpening hunting knives, filling lighters, reorganizing food supplies, etc. Trying to find a radio station is a weird ritual involving rotating eye- balls, open mouths, suppliant hands holding the instrument aloft. direct- ing it slowly and revcrently to the four compass points. But it seems nobody wants to talk to us.' Weather conditions do of course affect one's enjoyment of a camp- ing trip and sometimes leave a pic- see page 5 Trashing the litter bugs around By Helene Ballard Another week gone by. Our weather has not been too bad and it will soon warm up, so we can be outside more. We should all go out for fresh air and take nice walks. I was asked to let the seniors in our fair area know that there will be a showing and salc of clothes which makes dressing easy for the elderly ladies and for the handi- capped. The showing will take place in the lounge at Birchwood on May 10 from 1 pm to 4 pin. We hope to see you, so mark the «ute. The Birchwood Ladies Auxiliary drove to Schreiber on Thursday afternoon for our month- ly meeting. These ladies plan something for the residents for the whole year, and we arc grateful to them for all their work. I have been out walking this past week in the shopping centre I. MURRY OD P7C Optometrist 1119 Victoria Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario Telephone (807) 622-7726 ODICK Kec: 1B7 Birth Annoyntement Mark Malashewski and Siobhan Gould are pleased to announce the arrival of their first chid, "Meaghan Shea", born on March 18th at McCausland Hospital. Meaghan is the first grandchild of Mr. & Mrs, Micheal Gould a:.d the fifth of Mr. & Mrs. Paul Malazhewski, all of Terrace Bc.' Thanks go to Dr. K. Wilkes, Dr. C. Fernandes, Claire Fewer, Lynne Stewart and the rest of the hospiial staff. Will. be will be SUNDAY APRIL 24th AT THE MOOSE HALL tpislte LOTS Dm. Cold Plate, Dessert, TICKETS. -= -$2 ..505PER PERSON SENZTOR= =: -S2U50 CHILDREN UP TO 8 YEARS CUD. - $1.00 held on Tea or Coffee served. and the park, and | could not believe the mess made over the winter. With all the trash cans around, there is no cxcuse for all this. It's not only the teenagers, but some.of the older ones too. Don't wonder where the taxes go, which your parents pay to the town; part of it goes to pay somcone to clean up this mess. To be honest it makes the town look like a garbage dump. Everything from pop cans to broken glass bottles-- I wonder if the ones who do this (and you know. who you are) do the same i your front yard. I hardly think so. Why don't you take a good look around and see how you feel. For goodness sake, use the trash cans, I'll have more news next time, so until then this wee joke: After hearing someone com- plain about the difficulty of parallel parking, a lady driver said there was nothing to it. "You back. up," she said, "until you run into the car behind you, then go forward until you run into the car ahead." " *til next time..."checrio" Happy 25th Birthday Denis! When you drink with a dancing bear, You had better best beware. = But with a dancing: pig you drink We hope you feed worse than you think. SHIFT #1 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY PROCLAMATION "Girl Guide Cookie Week" The Township of Terrace Bay does hereby proclaim the week of April 24 - 30, 1988 "Girl Guide Cookie Week" Geoge Ramsay Reeve