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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 6, 1985 by HELENE BALLARD Hi. Sure wish Spring would hurry and get here, don't you? Well, I guess all we can do is wait and try to keep busy so time will pass. I hope all of you out ~ there who are "under the weather" with that nasty old flu bug will soon be _ better and feeling in the pink soon. I guess all the curlers are busy. Sure is a nice winter sport and I guess we have some pretty good players in Terrace Bay - keep it up. Our ladies in the quilting bee are hard at work, and take my word for it, when _it-is. finished, it will be beautiful. So don't forget to buy tickets for the raffle when it's time; I'll keep you informed. No doubt most of you have been to the opening of our new store, "The Strawberry Patch."" We wish to-welcome the owners of the store and wish them '*Good Luck."' As soon as the weather gets warmer, this ole gal and others from Birchwood will be out to pay a visit to the store and perhaps make a purchase or two. Sure signs of=progress in our " town in the past years, makes you glad you live here. I understand we will have a guest speaker in Terrace Bay for the Feb. 18 meeting of the Auxiliary to. the McCausland Hospital - Mr. Don Leslie who is with the Northern Superior Community Men- tal Health Program. This should prove to be a good topic for everyone to be in- formed about. So please members and friends, do plan to attend this meeting. Now for the "Bite". I know there are lots of pros and cons in regards to this subject, but it seems some folks think the recent punishment, administered by the Recreation Centre, was too harsh. I believe if the youth cannot behave, it should not go unnoticed, but a suspension of one year just may be too much. It's too bad that these damages sometimes cost you - the public - money. We all hope the rest of you will think twice before you destroy things. Thank you. Until next week. A sign in a small country store: *'In God we trust, all others pay cash." Mushroom Casserole This recipe was given by Mrs. Clements. She came here one year ago from New Brunswick. Mushroom Casserole % cup chopped onions % cup butter Cook until tender. Add: 1% Ibs. fresh mushrooms (sliced) Cook 5-10 min. or until tender. Add: % cup flour Water January 1985: owners of waterbed heaters bearing the trade name "Ther- malux Model 1000" manufactured by Classic Thermal System in Surrey, B.C., and purchased bet- ween November 6, 1984 and December 18, 1984, should stop .using them immediately . Canadian Standards Association and the manufacturer advise that these heaters pose a poten- tial fire hazard. An overheating problem has been detected in a number of units, creating a. pad failure and scorching of the bottom wooden deck of the bedi=:: If you purchased one of these heaters between the dates mentioned above and have not already been notified by the dealer or Dash 8 for continued from page 1 thwest is expected to begin upon delivery of a second aircraft-in mid-1985. "Our plans to phase in service of the Dash 8 are going * according -- to schedule," said Bernier. '*Our initial intention is to service runs where traffic is heaviest." The Dash 8 is a 37-passenger aircraft, which joins norOntair's nine 19-passenger Twin Otters. NorOntair's new service features a flight at- tendant, food and beverage service, air conditioning and a lavatory. Cruising speed of the Dash 8 is 300 m.p.h. '*NorOntair is the first TV Ontario explors pushing children How soon shguld a child learn to read, play a musical instrument, use a computer? What impact does very early education have ona child? On Thurs- day 21 February, two of TVOntario's series, Realities and Challenge, will explore the issue of pushing children to learn. At 8:00 p.m. EST, Realities features an inter- view with child psychologist David Elkind. Professor of Child Study at Tufts University, Elkind is the author of the bestseller The Hurried Child. Says Elkind, "Mothers-to-be are deluged with literature assuring them that if they use the right materials they will be able to raise their babies' IQ and have them reading, swimming and do- ing gymnastics before they are three months old. There is, of course, no evidence to support the value of such early pushing. There is, however, considerable evidence that children are showing more and more serious stress symptoms than_ever before.*' Elkind and Realities host Naomi Loeb discuss the-~ effects this stress can have throughout -a child's life, and his conclusions after 25 years of work with young people. At 8:30 p.m., Challenge, TVOntario's® new series on social con- cerns, presents the drama **Pulling Flowers."' Pro- duced by TVOntario's award-winning Babs Church and directed by in- dependent filmmaker Clarke Mackey, '*Pulling Flowers" dramatizes the effects of a mother's pushing her young child to learn. The mother (played by Francoise Vallee) must learn ta. reconcile: her. fan- tasies of her child's achievement with the reali- ty of his own rate of learning. "2-VETERINARY ={ CLINIC Dr. Benz and Dr. Peterson of the HIGHVIEW ANIMAL CLINIC will be in TERRACE BAY . Wed. Feb. 13, 1985 at the SCOUT HALL Blend into mushrooms and onions mixture. Add: % tsp. dried mayoram (crushed) Fe tin beef (Campbells) 2 tbls. dry sherry 2 tbls. chopped parsley. Pour into greased casserole, make topping of cracker crumbs, butter, and parmesan cheese. Bake $50° (30-40 min.). received a service call from him, disconnect the unit immediately. broth Return the heater pad only (not the control) with proof of purchase to designated depots in your area, or send it directly to the manufacturer. For designated area in- formation, please call toll free: 1-800-663-6810. The units are manufac- turered by: Classic Thermal Systems 12187 Industrial Road Surrey, B.C. V3V 3S1 All affected dealers have been notified of this problem. Heaters pur- chased before November 6th and after December 18th, 1984, should not be affected. north airline in the world to use the Dash 8," said Wilf Spooner. "Northerners have enjoyed the excellent and reliable service of NorOntair for many years and this aircraft can only improve upon 'a good thing."' BIRTH . Kim and Brenda Asmussen are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, ROBERT MATTHEW born on January 17, 1985. Proud grandparents are Marcella and Giovanni Cebrario of Schreiber, and Jerry and Eileen Asmussen of Prince Albert, Sask. A cousin for Danielle. THANK YOU I would like to thank my family, relatives and friends for flowers, cards and phone calls, and visits while I was in hospital. And thanks to Dr. Wilkes and the Nursing Staff. Betty Baxter : Sweetheart Bonspiel *«: Terrace Bay Saturday February 16, 1985 Mixed format/3 games of 2 ends Man and Woman alternate as skips aot res ° oo! MY bata & on en o% rye. $5.00 FEE per person First Draw at 6:30 p.m. sponsored by MOLSONS Ln a <= = o* . Entertainment and Buffet Limit of 16 Teams CONTACT M. McDougall - 825-9194 L. Legall - 825-9310 eotte « o% TELEFLORA Flowers Say: Dhowers J] rings % "We send flowers world wide" 408 Scotia Street Schreiber, Ontario you! pk G FLOWERS WHISPER WHAT WORDS CANNOT SAY Let Us Look After your Sweetheart for Valentines Day with a fresh floral arrangement or fresh cut flowers we are now opened six days a week with FREE delivery for Schreiber & Terrace Bay Hwy 17, Terrace Bay . POT 2S0 For appointment call: B PAM JONES at 825-3714 sieras or Pan ce