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Page 6, Tuesday, Nov. 24, 1992, News Criminal Court report On Wednesday, Nov. 18, Judge Clark presided over a full criminal offences court. Floyd Caldwell was found guilty of a Terrace Bay Police Services charge of careless storage of a firearm. His fine was $300 and a conditional discharge. Jean Paul Poulin was found guilty of a Schreiber OPP charge of assaulting the police. His penalty was 60 hours of community service work and an apology to Const. Bannon. The snowmobile season is here again, and the OPP would like to remind the public of some of the laws pertaining to your safety and enjoyment. When operating your machine on a road, such as within the Township of Schreiber, the speed limit for snowmobiles is 20 km/hr, not 50 km/hr. You are obliged to obey all other regulations, such as obeying stop signs, driving on the correct side of the road, etc. Com m U n | ty br | é f Ss Compiled by Darren MacDonald You may not operate your machine on the maintained portion of Hwy 17. In other words, you must drive between - the shoulder and the bush line. Crossing a street or highway must be done at a 90 degree angle. You must be a licensed driv- er, either for a motor vehicle or for motorized snow vehicles. Insurance is required, and you must produce these documents at the request of a police offi- cer or conservation officer on demand, anywhere expect on your own property. Within our area, there are several locations where proper- ty owners have erected no tres- passing sings. Please respect these owners and stay off their properties. Have a safe season, and don't drink and drive. Highway service to be maintained According to a press release | eT THANK YO I would like to thank my family - Dat and Melanie, Bob and Tracy, Bert and Betty Ann for all their kindness and support during my illness. Thank you to the nurses and doctors of &t. Joseph's Hospital in Thunder Bay. Also thank you to the doctors, nurses and staff of McCausland Hospital for their great care. Thank you to my friends in Schreiber for their concern - visitations, cards, flowers and gifts. Everyones thoughfullness and kindness has been overwhelming and very much appreciated. Nean McKenna | Pe 7 . ..-¥ ¥ ACTA. yt "m asso 824-3418 TRAVEL Air line ticketing and all hotels world wide Joe Mykietyn (Agent) ~~ P.O. Box 925 The Laprade Travel Shop Ltd. Schreiber, Ont. POT 2S0 from the Ministry of Trans- portation, Minister Gilles Pouliot has told ministry staff to ensure the 1992-93 mainte- nance program will be main- tained at the same level as last winter. "Our districts have been directed to provide service at the same level as previous years," Pouliot is quoted as saying. "At the same time, we'll be looking for ways to become more efficient." He has also directed the ministry to review criteria it uses to determine winter main- tenance service levels. _"Snowplowing must recog- nize the special circumstances and needs of Northern Ontario," he said. OACP still concerned Following a two day execu- tive meeting of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police Board of Directors, Chief Alvin Barber, President of the O.A.C.P., expressed the contin- uing concerns of the O.A.C.P. about the deteriorating relation- ship between the police com- munity and the Solicitor Dear Santa; 2. Beach baby 3. Make your own shirt set Dear Santa; like for Christmas. Mrs. Pelto--Skiis Letters to Santa I am six years old. For Christmas I want: 1. Barbie Pool and Patio set. I will leave out some cake for you. Thank you for all of the toys you gave us last year. We will be good and asleep while you are at our houses. We will leave you a carrot for Rudolph and a glass of milk for you. We wish you and Mrs. Claus a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We each put down two things we would. eAllison Dennis--make-up kit, Singing Ariel *Heather Benoit--Puppy Surprise, Singing Mermaid *Sarah Hiebert--Walking Pup , Singing Mermaid eJamie Hermes--Teddy Ruxpin, Singing Mermaid eKayla Kushnieryk--California Roller Baby, Kitty Surprise eAmanda Lundrigan--Kitty Surprise, Singing Mermaid eMeghan Mosely--Teddy Ruxpin, Troll *Shannon Mosely--Califomia Roller Baby, Kitty Surprise *Megan Paradis--Singing Ariel, Puppy Surprise Coral Pelto--Walking Dog, Kitty Surprise eAurdra Trapp--Rollerblade Barbie, Make-up *Stacey Turner--Singing Mermaid, Bubble Puppy *Whitney Wood--Cupcake Doll, California Roller Baby eLizanne Stachiw--Baby Alive, Baby RollerBlade Lindsay Barton, Schreiber DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY HOME Under the general *Mrs. Rochon--Slippers We love you, The First Terrace Bay Sparks SIRENWOOD Requires a 3 ~ CASUAL OFFICE TERRACE ie direction of the Finance General. The O.A.C.P. Board of Directors has resolved to take whatever steps are available to them to resolve an impasse between the police community and the Solicitor General. As a result, the President of the O.A.C.P. has written a letter to the Premier setting out the Board's concems and inviting the Premier's response. Chief Barber expresses his hope that this will assist the finding solutions to the current problems. No further comment will be made by the O.A.C.P. until the Premier has had an opportunity to respond to our request for a meeting. Community calendar eAlcoholics Anonymous meets each Mon. and Thurs. at 8 pm at the Community Church in Terrace Bay. Schreiber meeting are Tues., 8:30 pm in the Anglican Church Basement, Wed., 8 pm, and Sun., 11 am at the Schreiber Rec Centre. *The Catholic Women's League meets every sec- ond Monday of the month in the basement of St. Martin Church at 8 pm. *The Chimo Club holds its regular meeting every third Friday of the month. *The Disability Action Group meets the third Thursday of each month at 1:30 pm at Birchwood. *The Legion Ladies Aux- iliary, Branch 223, holds its general meeting on the last Monday of each month at the Legion in Terrace Bay at 8 pm. *Schreiber Beavers and Cubs meet Thursdays at Holy Angels School from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. SOSSOOOSE YOU The Canadian Cancer Society would like to thank the following people for thelr help in putting on the Longest Day of Golf: Roy Cornfield and Dave Smeltzer (for the use of their golf Carts), The Aguasabon Golf Course and its members (for letting them play through all day), Marie and Richard Legacy (for all thelr help and fine food which they served throughout the day), The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223, United Paperworks International Union Branch 665, lan Fummerton Fuels and Kimberly Clark (for thelr generous support). Also to the local businesses In Schreiber and Terrace Bay and everyone who contributed to help make this event a SUCCESS! Pledges collected totalled: $4,139.00 Re ae ee ee a oe ne ae i en ee i in ine ee, Clerk will perform receptionist and full clerical duties for the Administration Department. Applicant must have a minimum Secondary School diploma and/or equivalent combination of education, training and experience, with a minimum of 1 year of experience in office procedures. Typing proficiency is essential. Knowledge of micro computers is an asset. Wage is set at $8.00/hour. Deadline for submission of resumes is: Tuesday, Dec. 1, 1992 at 4:30 p.m. Please forward to: Administrative Services Supervisor Birchwood Terrace Box 250 Terrace Bay, Ont. PNT SIAIN Officer/Administrative Services Supervisor, the Casual Office |- | Terrace Rav/Schreiher Newc | The McCausland Hosptlal's Cash Calendar winners Week: Forty-Seven Nov. 16: Rose Park, Schreiber, $10 Nov. 17: Mr. & Mrs. Stan Morris, Sydenham, $10 Nov. 18: Shirley Cross, Beaconsfield, $10 Nov. 19: Aarno Kaari, Terrace Bay, $10 Nov. 20 : Greg Chappel, Terrace Bay, $10 Nov. 21: J. Ronkainen, Terrace Bay, $50 Nov. 22: Betty Chappel, Terrace Bay, $10 This space donated by the