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Page 6, News, Tuesday, February 11 1992 Theme for Terrace Bay continued from page 1 "It's really a combination of the rustic and really reflect Terrace Bay, Tourism Coordi- cottage themes," she said. nator Susan Johnson said. "We looked at all three themes, and we said "It's a semi-refined look," Johnson told the Terrace Bay just isn't here," said Committee Jan. 27 meeting of Council. "It's not rustic, but =member Mike Moore, who also attended the there's not a lot of brick either." _ meeting. As a result, the committee came up with their own, combining the best parts of the themes. The theme includes perennial flowers, rocks and a water feature. Le Conseil des ecoles separees catholiques du district Superieur Nord Ecole Saint-Martin Terrace Bay 825-9756 INSCRIPTION ALA MATERNELLE ET AU JARDIN Le mardi 25 fevrier 1992 de 13h 30a 16h 00 MATERNELLE : Les enfants nes durant l'annee 1988 JARDIN : Les enfants nes durant l'annee 1987 Nous vous demandons d'apporter une preuvede naissance au moment de I'inscription Les enfants presentement a I'ecole n'ont pas besoin d'etre inscrits a nouveau Rene Trahan Surintendant des ecoles francaises Rejean Frenette President, Section de langue francaise ) R33 25238 i le uy a # : Reerereren = -- Schreiber Reeve wants to set up citizens committee by Darren MacDonald The News Schreiber Reeve Bob Krause wants a citizen's com- mittee set up to examine possi- ble changes to the township's Animal Control By-law. "T would like to suggest that some of the people who were here could form a committee," Krause told a meeting of Schreiber Council Feb. 4. During the Jan. 21 meeting of Council, residents who were angry about the increase in the price of dog tags attended the meeting t express. their opposition. "I admire everyone that came forward," Krause said. "Tt throws a lot of light on the problem." He said that if a few of the people who attended the meet- ing formed a committee, they could make recommendations to Council on what changes ward,"' > | admire every- one that came for- Reeve Bob Krause should be made to the by-law. Such a committee would examine things such as dog licences and fine structures, Krause said. In the last two weeks, nine charges have been laid for vio- lations of the Animal Control by-law, and offenders will have to go to court to pay their fines. Previously, people could pay their fines directly to the municipality. One hundred and seventy- eight dog tags were sold before the new prices went into effect Feb. 1, out of an estimated 250 dogs in Schreiber. 3 "There sa quite a few dogs running around out there without a licence," said Councillor Ron. McBride. Dog owners have until the end of this month to purchase their tags before they're in vio- lation of the by-law. DIABETIC MEETING Tues. Feb. 18/92 7:00 p.m. at The McCausland Hospital Boardroom buy will provide a more cost-efficient reach with a 10% higher net coverage than a 4-insertion National Daily Newspaper Campaign. : That's a lot of clout and the reason we're coming out of our shell. Call your local advertising representative today and find out how we can put you in touch with your community, or all of Canada. he time has come for us to wave our flag... blow our horn... come out of our shell. Time to summon the power of the Community Press and put it to work delivering your messages as only we can - directly into the communities you represent. The latest P.M.B. results have found: ¢ 8,743,000 adults in English Canada read a community paper in the last 7 days. ¢ A "Readership to Possession Ratio" of 97% (95% in urban centres) ¢ Average issue is picked up 2.4 times. ¢ We can reach 39% of the adult population who are not exposed to the average daily (44% in urban markets) In fact, one National Daily Newspaper buy plus one National Community Press The Terrace Bay-Schreiber News _ 825-3747 Coming out of our shell