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The Acrobats of the Pagoda thrilled the audience at the Schreiber Arena last week. Among the acts which drew appreciative applause was one in which two performers spun plates...with one balancing the other head-to-head. Here, plate spinning becomes an art form. Event in the planning for one year continued from page 1 aspect of the performance which all enjoyed. Using-a simple-chair-as: a* | prop, two performers in the troupe made the children squeal and the adults laugh as each fought to sit down, while struggling to keep the other off of it. Perhaps those in large cities with subways and transit systems could relate better, but all enjoyed the comedy and appreciated the strength and control displayed. Larivee said organizers began planning for this major event over a year ago. He stated that entertain- ment such as this is good for the community because it "costs the public too much money to travel to Thunder Bay," adding that organiz- ers bring in one major event a year. AVE Box 368 §] ESROSIERS & SONLTD. "Tiere Bay: Ont. > GENERAL CONTRACTORS Crushed Aggregates Pit Run Gravel Granular "A" Screened Sand 3/4" Stone 1-1/2" Stone for Septic Fields Page 3, News, Wednesday, May 11, 1988 Printer will provide ereater efficiency The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News received a new Apple Macintosh printer last week, which will provide better and more effi- cient service for the readership. Readers will not notice any dif- ference in the quality of printing, but the desk top publishing system will provide more time to pursue other priorities. It will also provide advertisers with the opportunity to see what their ads will look like as they appear in the newspaper. If you have any questions about the print- er or any other aspect of the paper, please feel free to visit the News, located in the Simcoe Plaza. Advertising Manager Paul Marcon preparing the new printer SCENES for sale at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 "Professional Photography -- Portraits, Weddings & Commercial PHOTOGRAPHY | ~. Annual Meeting 2 aii Disability Action Group | Thu rsday, May 19, 1988, © scion 6" MeoCausland Hospital Lobby 7:00 p.m. Thank You 4 Thank you to everyone who donated to the very successful Beaver Garage Sale. A special thank you to Ronkainen's (Waghorn's) Pharmacy for their generous donations. Terrace Bay Beavers Moose Hall Bartender Required Call Chris 825-9295 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Scott, Nancy and Ryan are pleased to announce the safe arrival of the newest member of their family, a girl DANA LYNN Born April 22, 1988. Proud Grandparents are Merton & Myrna Burrows and Rudy & Doris Gerlach. Special thanks to Dr. Marion, Dr. Wilkes and the nursing staff for their excellent care. GARDEN Roto-Tilling Hill & Furrow -ready to sow. A variety of lawn & garden services E( 824-3038 after 5 p.m. Getting Married? Come and look at our selection of wedding flowers and car top arrangements. We carry a wide assortment of colors. Contact: Sylvie Angue or Helene Ballard at Birchwood Terrace 825-3748 %" Lakehead Universi -- geiiat ite ee ess he ow, EARLY REGISTRATION FOR FALL / WINTER Excellence in Education COURSES TERRACE BAY / DATE: Wednesday, May 25th TIME: 6:00 p.m. PLACE: St. Martin's School REQUESTS FOR 1988 SUMMER COURSES WILL ALSO BE CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING FREE TUITION FOR 60 PLUS SENIOR CITIZENS Senior citizens 60 years or over may enroll in credit courses for free tuition. All courses are subject to minimum enrollment and availability of instructor. For further information, please contact our Office Campus Representative in your area: MRS. BARBARA SPADONI 824-2761 (HOME) HREIBER