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Community notes CWL Meeting The general meeting of St. Martin of Tours C.W.L. was held on April 11. The meeting chaired by Dolores in Sharyn's absence and was opened with League prayer and all the members Intentions. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Marilyn, followed by the Treasurer's report by Diane. Dolores read the invitation from St. Dominic's Parish in Thunder Bay, which outlined the Annual Convention being held May 3, 4, 5. Evelyn Falzetta and her com- mittee will host this month's birth- day Party at Birchwood terrace on April 21. The convenors' reports were then read. Plans for the Living Rosary to be held May 10 were dis- cussed. the Mother's Day tea and bake Sale will be held on May 7 and will feature a Cake Walk. Luigina has ordered 50 cook books; if anyone wants one, she will take your name. The Feast of Our Lady of Good Council Mass will be held on April 23 at 11.00 am and will be fol- lowed by a luncheon. C.W.L. month will be from April 26 through the month of May. Father Campbell asked us to pray for the hostages in the latest high-jacking. At the close of the meeting, a lovely lunch was served, followed by the Annual Meeting. Fish farming seminar The Four-the Future Group in conjunction with the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines are pleased to sponsor a Seminar on Fish Farming. Seminar Leader: Mr. Richard D. Moccia, Assistant Professor of the Aquaculture Extension Centre at University of Guelph. Topics: This seminar will include an outline of market eco- nomics, production costs, and prof- itability of investment in aquacul- ture. Information on legal, land, water, and facility requirements will be reviewed as well as aspects of fish biology, nutrition, feeding and disease. The seminar will be held on the following dates: Friday May 6, 1988,, 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Saturday May 7, 1988 9:00 - Noon at the Community Centre in Nakina. The cost to register is $20.00 which includes refreshments and meals served during the seminar sessions. For further information and/or registration, please contact Lori Christensen at the Regional Economic Development Centre at 854-0928. We urge you to register early, as limited places are avail- able. Legion Ladies meeting The Terrace Bay Legion Ladies Auxiliary Board 223 held an exec- utive meeting April 12, 1988 with seven members present. The Schreiber Legion Ladies are having a birthday party and the Terrace Bay Ladies are invited. If you are interested in attending, submit your name by May 7, 1988. There is a form posted up in the Legion Hall. School reunion North Dundas District High School is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Our major event will be Homecoming cele- bration on July 1, 2, 3. For further information and regis- tration forms, please write to: N.D.D.H.S. Reunion Committee Box 640 Chestervill, Ont. KOC 1HO Rossport betters firefighting services The local services board of Rossport will receive a $1,400 provincial grant to purchase addi- tional fire equipment, Northern Development Minister Rene Fountaine has announced. Rossport will apply the Northern Development and Mines Advertising Salesperson LAKEHEAD LIVING P.O. Box 100 136 South May Street Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4V5 ADVERTISING SALESPERSON LAKEHEAD LIVING Aggressive, creative, organized and detail-conscious results for Lakehead Living, Thunder Bay's largest print medium. 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"they will also provide added protection for the Rossport Inn, an historical land- mark in the area." Terrace Police Report Break and Enter investigated Two individuals were charged with Break and Enter after police con- cluded an investigation related to an unauthorized entry of the Terrace Bay Post Office on April 6. Under the Young Offenders Act, the names of the individuals cannot be published. Rash of crimes being investigated Chief D. Kidder said there has been an unusual increase in "smaller type" crimes, which are being presently investigated. The chief said that younger residents appear to be involved, and attributed it to "Spring Fever. Police action is being taken," he said. Notice of Caution policy adopted Terrace Bay police have started a policy whereby residents may re- ceive a caution rather than being charged. Chief Kidder said it is hoped this policy will accomplish three objectives: it should indicate actual policing reports; it should treat people more fairly; and it will be for people "worthy of receiving a caution." Chief Kidder said it will also ensure that an individual receives only one caution for any incident. Terrace Bay police investigated a total of 95 occurrences to April 20. from page 6 ber and thank them for seeing you. Don't chat with a panel member if you know them; leave promptly. If you do not get the job on hearing the results of the competition, ask for feed- back and keep it in mind for future interviews. Above all, be yourself, and good luck. If you would like more information on job hunting skills, ask your local man- power office for assistance, or contact: The Ministry of Northern Development and Mines 2 Gilbert St. Penninsula Building Marathon, Ont. or ask the operator for Zenith 33160. FORESTS A SHARED RESOURCE ADDITION & ALTERATION TO TERRACE BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO Tenders for Addition and Alteration to the Terrace Bay Public School, Terrace Bay, Ontario will be accepted by Mr. B. Rousseau, Business Administration, Lake Superior Board of Education, Schreiber, Ontario, POT 2S0 until 3 p.m., Thursday, May 26, 1988. Drawings and Specifications are available from the Architects upon deposit of $100.00. Plans will be on display at the North Bay Plan Room, Winnepeg Construction Association, Sudbury, Toronto, and Thunder Bay Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CRITCHLEY, DELEAN, TRUSSLER & EVANS 304 WORTHINGTON ST. W., NORTH BAY, ONTARIO a, Pa Pe oe ee ee a ems me Builders Exchanges. ARCHITECTS P1B 3B6