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'agg Page 12, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 25, 1987 Residents upset over taxes from page 11 added. "He will work to no end." Congratulations Mr. Rioux. 50 per cent transients Terrace Bay Police Chief Don Kidder attended the Nov. 9th council meeting to give council his statistics for 1987- up to Oct. 31. It is important to note that more than 50 per cent of the criminal charges laid are against transients- people who do not reside here but are only passing through. Commends officer Resident Rita McBride was at the Nov. 9th meeting and she told council she commends the officer who answered the call of her dog and another dog getting into a fight. He responded in a "professional manner," she said. McBride told council that although she is sorry she lost her dog in the incident, she is more concerned about her 20 month-old granddaugh- ter. "She still refers to it (the inci- dent)," she said. "It would have been unforgettable if it had been the child and not the dog (that was attacked)." McBride made the point that she is not on a personal vendetta. She said she is concerned that people could be harbouring a vicious dog and they don't know it- a lethal weapon, she noted. "This is a small town and people will not come forward," said McBride. "It will be too late when someone is attacked. "We did talk to (a kennel club) and they said it is likely that if the child and the dog had been alone, they would both be dead," McBride said. "These dogs are genetically bred to be fighters. "We can't wait until something happens to do something." McBride added that if incidents like this continue, maybe it will give concerned people some clout to deal with the situation. "Please educate the public, have them come forward," she urged coun- - cil. "No one wants to make waves." Christmas Greeting Ads are now available at The News. Come _ in_ to select the one you or your company would like. November 30th, position Officer Schreiber. £ Os lities. Township of Schreiber HELP WANTED BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER Applications will be received, oN PRS Sea Sa 4 of =- by-law the Duties include enforce- ment of all by-laws, and various other related responsib- Flexible hours, Sive benefit package. A Up seo for the Enforcement Township oF Animal Control comprehen- Possession of @ CONFEDERATION COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION Wishes to consider offering full-time TEACHER'S AIDE PROGRAM in Marathon (1988-89) This is a two-year program designed to help the student learn practical skills related to the teacher's aide position. If interested, phone 229-2464 or call toll-free 1-800-465-3364. CONFEDERATION COLLEGE - CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR YOU!!! cad PUBLIC a vehicle an asset. Further details available at the Municipal Office. Apply in writing to: = A.J. Gauthier Clerk-Treasurer Township of Schreiber P20. Box. 46, Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 NOTICE TO ALL SNOWMOBILE USERS The snowmobile season is approaching and we wish to emphasize the safety aspects of this sport. SEASON'S GREETING FROM Many roads in our area used by. snowmobiles have gates McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL or cable barriers which could result in injury or death to The Public Relations committee of The careless snowmobile operators and damage to their McCausland Hospital needs your help in snowmobiles. . Lighting the Christmas Tree of Good Tidings for purchasing equipment to bet- ter serve your medical needs. Your "Christmas Tree Light" will give many We wish to remind all those who might use roads in the area of these potential hazards, and emphasize the need for moments of hope. H ili Children and Adults may drop into the care and common sense in shes Tioine Hospital Administration Office between Gs the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday . to Friday, from December 1st to December 18th,-1987 and purchase your Christmas Light. On the evening of December 20th, 1987, come and see the decoration you help to build! ADULTS - $2.00 per light CHILDREN - $1.00 per light KIMBERLY-CLARK OF CANADA LIMITED. The Star will be lit by the highest bidder.