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continued from page 1 Wilful damage The Terrace Bay Police also report that wilful damage occurred to buildings at the indus- trial site in Terrace Bay. The incidents took place at the back of Desrosiers' vacant build- ings. Plywood was broken and the premises entered. The force reports that human feces was spotted at three or four sites inside the building. Attempted break and enter An effort to break into the Texaco station failed according to Terrace Bay Police. The culprits tried but couldn't get through the roof of the build- ing. Bus line Articles were stolen from two buses of Trottier Bus Lines in Terrace Bay. The. buses were entered and one fire extinguisher and one first aid kit were stolen. Missing lights Tail lights from trucks have been reported stolen from the Ministry of Natural Resources' parking lot. The incident is presently under investigation. Speakers Two speakers from a boat at Hydro Bay were stolen. The boat was moored in front of the own- er's cottage. Hit and run The force reports a hit and run occurred on Sept. 30 and resulted in approximately $500 damage. No charges have been laid. Paperdoll World By Bev Swanson I want a world which speaks the truth, so "what you see is what you get"; for future use let's teach our youth, what other's don't see yet; hypocritical deception which hides the true delusion, best describes the ones that bring an honest world confusion; I don't speak of the actors which we see upon a screen, I speak of real-life actors who are never what they seem; The paperdoll boys and paperdoll girls, that pollute their plastic paperdoll worlds; where no one's real and no one can feel, 'cause their so busy searching for . an image to steal; They put up shields to hide their faults, and lock their truth in guarded vaults; where life's a joke and life's a game, and none of them care 'cause they're all the same; I couldn't give you the time of day, for you're not real -- so go away; stay miles apart from the rest of the race, don't come back without a name or a face; The world would beat to a peaceful pace, if the "real self" took the paperdoll's place. Terrace Bay Schreiber highway sideswiped the vehicle owned by Michele Gilbert of A vehicle heading east on the Terrace Bay. Terrace Bay Recreation News Youth Bowling Calling all youth between the ages of 6-14 years- come join us on Saturdays from noon to 2 p.m. and learn the basics of bowling. This is an exciting game which you can enjoy all through the years to come. Register by calling the recreation office at 3542. Closing date for registration was Oct. 7- bowling started Oct. 10. Teen Bowling Come on all you teens, we are inviting you to come forward and join the gang for an enjoyable time out bowling. We are offering you seven months of enjoyable exercise for a very reasonable price. Drawing There are still several openings in this fascinating, creative class being presented under the able instruction of Anne Powell. Classes in drawing were due to start Wednesday, Sept. 30. Quilting There are several openings for more registration in this pro- gram. The participant will make a quilt the size of their own choosing. This program was slated to commence on Oct. 1. It is a 10- week program. Rice Paper Lampshade Do you have a lampshade that needs refinishing or would you like to learn how to make a new one? This program will teach the participant how to cover a lampshade with a frame of their own liking. 'The program is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 18. Stained Glass This program on the proper techniques of making stained glass articles was due to start on Oct. 1. The participant will be introduced to the copper foil tech- - niques of how to cut and solder stained glass. More registration is necessary to make this program a suc- cess. Wreathmaking Eleanor Gould, our instructor for a making fabulous wreaths, will be presenting another Wreathmaking program commencing on Oct. 15. In this program, the participant will be making wreaths from pine cones, corn husks, fabric and silk flowers. More registration is necessary to make this program a suc- cess. Non-impact Aerobics The next session of this fitness class will begin on Nov. 2 and run until Dec. 17 (7 weeks). It will be on Mondays from 6:30-7:30 p.m. and Thursdays from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Fitness for Fun The next session of this class will begin on Nov. 2 jal run until Dec. 11 (six weeks). It will be on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10-11 a.m. Over-50 Hoppers The next session of this class will begin on Nov. 2 and run until Dec. 11 (six weeks). It will be on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10. 11 a.m. Arena The 1987/88 season has begun! The regular ice schedule ~ began on Tuesday, October 13. Public Skating times for the week of Oct. 14-21 as as fol- lows: Wednesday- 1-2 p.m; 8:30-9:30 p.m; Thursday- 1-2 p.m; Friday- 1-2 p.m; Saturday- 2-5 p.m; Sunday- 2-4 p.m; Monday- 1-2 p.m; Tuesday- 1-2 p.m; and Wednesday- 1-2 p.m. and 8:30- 9:30 p.m. Recreational Hockey Anyone interested in playing recreational hockey can come to the arena on Saturdays from 9-10:30 p.m. or contact Chris Joubert at 825-9295. Call the recreation office at 3542 if you wish to register for any of the above programs. |. THE CORPORATION OF. THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY FOR SALE BY TENDER 1977 GALION T500A GRADER Sealed offers to purchase will be received up until 4:30 p.m. Monday, November 9. The unit is currently in operation, and will be sold on an 'as-is', 'where-is' basis. The highest nor any offer may not be accepted. Arrangements to inspect the grader may be made by con- tacting the Public Works Department at 807-825-9016. D. Baker, P. Eng. ee -Fownehin--noineer --"-°°°- Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 14, 1987, page 9 Two men charged inhandgun incident Lost child The force reports a lost child has been found. . The youth ran away from home and was found in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Constable Bernie Chasse investigated the incident. Chrysler building Two break and enters occurred at the Chrysler building in Terrace Bay recently: Police report nothing appears to have been stolen. The culprit(s) entered once by a door and anoth- er time by a window. The incident is still under investigation by Constable Bernie Chasse. Empty dynamite Police assisted the OPP and report empty boxes that previous- ly contained dynamite and blast- ing caps have been found. Police say it could be the result of a theft and investigation is presently ongoing. Bike Awards 25 children have received gifts and 23 of them attended the awards ceremony last week. Congratulation goes out to Constable Gary Callaghan for his- fine work in operating the pro- Two children per week were given awards for showing good biking skills. Hallowe'en safety . During the week of Oct. 19- 23, the Terrace Bay Police Force, along with Block Parents, will be going to the schools and present- ing Hallowe'en Safety and the Block Parents' Program. Constable Bernie Chasse will be organizing the presentation. THANK YOU | would like to thank all those who con- tributed to my Shower list and attended. Also_a_sincere thank you to the brides- maids and friends who served and worked so hard for me. It was greatly appreciated. Louise Speziale. f 7th ANNIVERSARY SALE Call Sylvia if no answer Evenings by apt. CLOSED MON. & SAT. » Thursday, ; Oct. 15 - Oct. 23, 87 ALL PERMS $45.00 (includes cut & styling) Oct. 22 $7 Hair Cuts SENIORS $40.00 825-9340 825-9459 1987 24' IMP 622 5121 THUNDER BAY 26' OWENS ASKING $9,500. 622 5121 26' STEEL | ASKING $14,500. 622 5121 1' TROJA | vhf, radio ASKING $26,500. 622 5121 1983 25' C&C out board, vhf radio, 622 5121 26' TANZER 1976 Inflateable Raft, flare gun ASKING 18,000 622 5121 30' CABIN CRUISER, 622-5121 NORM'S YACHT SALES & HULL REPAIRS R.R. #4, THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7C 422 (807) 622-5121 cuddy cabin, 260 mercruiser, tandem trailer, 3 canon elec. downriggers, video & digital depth sounders, bhf & cb radios, trimtabs, stereo, ice box, V berth, toilet, swim platform, full 1 year warranty on boat and engine Great starter boat, excellent condition, new 307 chev.inboard, sleeps 4 galley, head, camper top, trim tabs, 283 CHEV with volvo stern drive, full galley, wood stove, 20 HP. out board, sand blasted and painted 87, TWIN-Rebuilt 289 ford inboard engines, full galley, sleeps 6 teak decks, new interior, exterior refinished, tinted windows, Like new, 3 sails, sleeps 4, full instruments, 8 hp. sailmaster 5 Sails, 6 winches, 9.9 Johnson Sailmaster, Knot Meter, . man Low hrs. on 225 HP. VOLVO PENTA INBOARD engine, vhf. compass, swim platform, anchor, alcohol stove, 8' ply. dinghy