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Page 8 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, june 14, 1989 How to find a lost pet By Alice Scott It's evening and your pet is not. home, what can you do? If it's a dog, he shouldn't be loose in the first place, unless it was an acci- dent. If it's a cat, they usually can find their way home, unless they are hurt or there is a snow storm and it has affected their sense of direction. When you discover your pet is you can do. First, check your own area, look under the porches in your yard and the neighbor's yards. If it's a cat check under car hoods and in wheel wells, these are favorite hiding places of cats that are frightened or lost. Leave scented articles in an ever widening circle in a one mile area, this will help your dog get a perspective of his home area. gone there are many things that Call police - it's surprising NOTICE North of Superior Programs Mental Health wishes to announce the appointment of Rhonda Miller, R.N. to the position of Mental Health Worker effective May 15,1989. - The Mental Health Worker will be working out of the Schreiber Community Mental Health office from May 23 to July 7, 1989 inclusive as the Terrace Bay office will be closed. You may reach her at 824-2597. Persons having appointments with the Consulting Psychiatrists in May and June will be scen in the Terrace Bay office on the specified dates. Normal office hours in Terrace Bay will resume on July 10, 1989. how many people report finding dogs to the police. Call your local dog catcher or townhall to see if anyone has reported finding a lost pet. Call public works offices, they may be able to tell you if a dog or cat has been killed on the roads. Call you local radio station. Call local schools and ask if they can announce over the PA system the missing dog's description. If it's a purebred dog, contact the Canadian Kennel Club in Toronto, they now _ kcep missing/found dog files. Have your dog's tattoo number avail- able to give with the dog's description. Put up posters at Post Offices, grocery stores, movie theaters and other public places. Place an ad in local papers, and call all local veterinarians to report the missing pct. Call Humane Societies and any other animal rescue associa- tions in your area and surround- ing localities. Most importantly, do every- thing you can to prevent your pct < from being lost. FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES of the DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY (Incorporated as the Children's Aid Society) ANNOUNCES ** SUMMER OFFICE HOURS ** Effective MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1989 The hours of operation will be 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (24 HOUR EMERGENCY LINE) 343-6100 AE \ Happy 16th Birthday Kimmie Cakes Pathfinders group. year ahead. SENIOR CITIZENS APARTMENTS SINGLE & FAMILY RENTAL HOUSING HOUSING-FOR THE HANDICAPPED IF YOU ARE 58 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER OR IF YOU HAVE ONE OR MORE CHILDREN OR IF YOU ARE A CHILDLESS COUPLE OR i IF YOU ARE AN EMPTY NESTER (CHILDREN HAVE LEFT HOME) OR IF YOU ARE HANDICAPPED The Township of Schreiber in conjunction with the Ministry of Housing, is conducting a survey to determine the need for MARKET and RENT-GEARED-TO-INCOME-HOUSING in your community. Questionnaires are being distributed to various groups and individuals as part of a survey to determine the interest in this type of housing. Questionnaires are also available at the Township Offices. ONLY BE COMPLETING A QUESTIONNAIRE CAN YOU HELP TO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS A DEMAND FOR MARKET RENT AND SUBSIDIZED RENTAL HOUSING IN YOUR COMMUNITY. A Public Open House will be held on Thursday, June 22, 1989 from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Recreation Centre to provide further information about the proposed project and answer any questions about the survey. Residents interested in obtaining more information should contact: Mr. Aurele J. Gauthier Mr. Jim McKever Clerk-Treasurer Branch Manager Municipal Office Conlin Engineering & 608 Winnipeg Street OR Planning Ltd. Suite 704 P.O. Box 40 1265 E. Arthur Street Schreiber, Ontario Thunder Bay, Ontario POT 2SO P7E 6E7 (807) 824-2711 (807) 623-2011 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY Position Available LANDFILL SITE ATTENDANT Rate: $11.40/hr Written applications will be received until 5:00 p.m. June 19, 1989. This is a regular part-time position under C.U.P.E. Union Contract. ; - hours of work: Mon. to Fri. 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - the employee must provide his or her own transportation to and from the landfill site. Douglas E. Baker, P. Eng. Township Engineer Township of Terrace Bay P.O. Box 40 Terrace By, Ontario POT 2W0 = 825-9303 ve GuPERIOn > Le conseil des Ecoles séparées Q \ Demande des nominations pour un conseillers D fo} 2 \g s Pour les Ecoles séparées de Vo a? Nakina/Schreiber/Terrace Bay So, et (la section francaise) Di a une résignation, cette position du Conseil est libre. Un remplacement sera désigné par le Conseil pour le reste du terme (jusqu'au 30 novembre 1991). Les personnes nommées doivent étre des citoyens canadiens, avoir 18 ans ou plus, tre résident du dis- trict de Supérieur-Nord et électeurs pour les Ecoles séparées frangaises. Les nominations doivent étre soumises a4 la personne sous-mentionnée par le 23 juin 1989. A. Castonguay Président G.J. Matys Directeur général Ld WV *, Catholiques du district supérieur-nord The Disability Action Group held its third annual meeting on Thursday, May 18, 1989 in the main lobby of the hospital. Miss Lisa Merkley presented Mr. Rod Thompson the 2nd Vice, with a cash donation in the amount of $50.00, which Miss Merkley had earned by working with her President Shirley Mikus, introduced the guest speaker, Miss Jan Mah, the new community Development Worker. Miss Mah lead the group in a review of their objectives and helped the group set the priorities for the The committees gave their reports, it seems that it was a good year. The group held its election: President - Shirley Mikus; Vice - Pat Auger; 2nd Vice - Rod Thompson; Corresponding Sec't - Elaine Mannisto; Recording Sec't - Elizabeth McLean; Treasurer - Pam Jones. Photo by Dave Chmara Ski trip Continued from page 1 "I'm a little sad I didn't achieve my personal goal but I'm happy we did achieve the fundraising goal and it was a success from that aspect," said Teniuk. The fundraising was to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association all along the North Shore. Teniuk said the pledges and donations haven't been added up yet but that they should have a total in a few weeks. He noted that the trip was video-taped and said, "we're hop- ing to air it on channel 13 once it has been edited." He mentioned the total distance from Copper Harbour to Terrace Bay is 155 km and not 177 km as the Coast Guard had told them. In all, Teniuk skied a total of 78.4 km. He said the organizers will get together in the next few wecks to determine if the attempt will be made again. "It won't be tried again this year though," he said. Happy 30th Birthday DAD June 18th, 1989