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Page 7, News, Tuesday, May 12, 1992 Career Day held at Terrace Bay Public School by Darren MacDonald The News Students at Schreiber and Terrace Bay Public Schools had a Career Day last Wednes- day, part of the schools' Edu- cation Week activities. Grade 7 and 8 classes attended presentations from a number of local employers, printing, insurance, mental health, Ministry of Natural Resources and Confederation College. Career Day was organized by teachers Becky Elgie and Derek Watt. Watt says that Career Day gave students a chance to learn what their options are, and what kind of ' education they would need for a particular career. "The students have many choices to make," says Watt. "On the whole, I'm pleased with the attitude they showed toward the presenters." The grade 8 students also had an orientation day at Lake Superior High School. PE ah, Terry O'Neill (top) talked about the insurance business; Sheila Kostecki (above left) talked about pharmacy; and Const. Dave Smeltzer talked on law enforcement. ACTION CARPET CLEANING Action Carpet Cleaning will be in Terrace Bay and Schreiber from May 20th to May 29th. For an appointment for CARPET or UPHOLSTERY cleaning leave your Name, Address, and Telephone Number at the Imperial Motor Hotel. 825-3226 FOR TRULY PROFESSIONAL CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Call " Aletion" -- For Satisfaction who described a typical day at work for each job. The presentations took place (G¢\QAMMChH1 MAME (MONO AMANG at the school in Terrace Bay. Q : . h ank Yo u Students saw presentations by representatives from Kim- Special thanks to Bob Jr. & Theresa for our retirement party. To the maintenance group at berly Clark, Minnova, the the mill, thank you for the gifts and envelope. To armed forces, the police, phar- _ our friends thank you for the great dinner party. macy, recreation, nursing, law, s To our family and friends who attended the retirement party we thank you very much. Bob & Marg Roberts MOF NOGHE WE FORA ' MOCH(K K-C COMPUTER THEFT Between the hours of 7:00 PM, Tuesday, May § and 8:00 AM Wednesday, May 6, 1992, a computer, the same as the unit pictured below, went missing and is believed to have been stolen from the mill's Electrical substation "E". The missing unit is a G.E. Fanuc "Workmaster 2", serial number 2000060292. Its case is made of metal, painted black, and it is about the Size of a large briefcase when folded up for transport. If you know the current whereabouts of this unit, or have information which could lead to its recovery, please contact Gerry Withers (825-9848), K-C Security (825-9929 or 825-3211), the Terrace Bay Police (825- 3232), or Crimestoppers (1-800-465-6884). All calls and information will be dealt with in the strictest confidence. 3 Kimberly-Clark Canada Inc