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\ | \ Page 8, News, Wednesday, January 20, 1988. -Schreiber's Winnie Campbell fills us in from page 7 PUBLIC NOTICE presented to Saima Willoughby. be named Mr. Fox, Foxman, or Records were kept of each APPLICATION TO AMEND A sing-song was held. Thanks to Sly. warrior's insignia. Each family's THE GERALDTON MANAGEMENT UNIT ---- Se a Then some were named after coat of arms refers to their fami- ome of the characteristics birds and other animals or -- ly'shistory. 1986 to 1991 OPERATING PLAN that helped our ancestors to givea actions: Mr. Sly, Mr. Partridge, The words Coat of Arms. were KIMBERLY-CLARK OF CANADA LIMITED family name, to name a few: ifa Swimmer, Dove, Bird, Birch, taken into history from referring man was small he could be Deerhead, etc. to the coat or cloak worn over the named Small, or Smallwood, if Fighting men of early days suit of armor. Application has been made by Kimberly-Clark of Canada near a forest; Mr. Forest, Bush, wore suits of metal from head to Limited to clear and construct approximately fourteen Treeman, or Mr. Short or Mr. toe, carried a shield, and wore a These Coat of Arms are excel- (14) kilometres of road in the Hawkowl Lake-Kamuck Little. large cape-like cloak or coat. lent sources of tracing a family River area which is presently not included in the They had their insignia of their . tree and offers an attractive sug- Operating Plan. It is recommended that the road be con- If a big man, he could be shield as a sign to indicate that gestion of a gift toa relative who structed to access budworm infested stands for future Longfellow, or Tallman; if a man they wouldn't be killing a friend is anxious to trace their back- had sly ways like a fox, he could = or relative. ; ground. harvesting opportunities. Approval for this right-of-way clearing and construction L oca / B Oo wl i n dg N e WS will be given after February 10th,1988. All our bowlers did well Hi again. Our bowling season Anyone who has ever bowled though. Our Youth league is in started earlier this year so we are. before can realize how hard it is Please submit any comments or concerns by February the midst of their steps to star- wellinto our season now. to bowl a 300 or over. 10th, 1988 to: ; dom. I'll try to get more informa- Let me take this moment to So I'd like to take this opportu- tion once they are done this. thank the town council and the nity to congratulate these people: Mr. E.H. Stone ec recreation centre for the improve- Paul Sodaro, 351; Gene Woods, District Manager Our adult bowling is going ments to our alleys. 336; Terry Edmonds, 322; Debbie well. We are in the middle of the We have four adult leagues Papineau, 346; Tom Long, 315; Walker's Special Old Doubles, so this year plus the Youth Bowling Marlene Dobush, 313; Linda I don't have any winners to Council, Under 100 Club and our Falzetta, 303; Dan Imbeault, 301; Ministry of Natural Resources 208 Beamish Avenue West P.O. Box 640 announce yet. Smurf Club. and Dave Falzetta, 341. Geraldton, Ontario We just finished the Carling Our Smurf Club has only POT 1MO Sun Bowl and I'll give you the bowled two weeks but are they Here are high averages for : winners. having fun! These bowlers are cach league. Men's League: Gene 807-854-1030 They were; Kathleen Cramer, between the ages of two and five. Woods, 223; Ladies' Evening: Pat Maenpaa, Sheila Montey, Here are some of our high Linda Falzetta, 212; Ladies sin Cathy Lemeiux, Barry Vaillant bowlers in the Smurfs: Amber Afternoon, Lea Falzetta, 199; c and Stan Greenwood. Petto, with 91; Emely Maenpaa, Mixed League: Tom Long, 221: Stan Greenwood placed 7th in with 97; Siobhan Falzetta, with and Linda Falzetta, 201. Keep us Thunder Bay. Congratulations 86; Neal Moon, with 82 and the great bowling. -- GERALDTON Stan. Way to bowl! Jennefer Querry with 80. Let me take this moment tc extend an invitation to you tc MANAGEMENT CHIROPRACTOR "pow! for the health of it". z. Open bowling is Wednesdays UNIT Nor-Shore from 7-8 p.m. and Sundays from os Chiropractor-Clinic i aeeetea and it is some- & MOUNTAIN VIEW PLAZA thing you can do with your whole Geraldton family. That's all for now. SCH REIBER Pie. a Sa 1 8T 5, ; eae WEDNESDAY Pacey Ong, t 12 to 8:00 p.m. or Sportsworld Biden eso 5 ete 824-3336 824-2506 Mental Health co) Hawkow! Pi: LAW OFFICES OF and You Mental Health and You is EDWIN W. (TED) PAGET provided as a service of the North BARRISTERS & SOLICITOR of Superior i Ministry of _ Vincent G. Kerrio located at The purpose of these articles is gat ae! to inform the community about ?) Natural TERRACE BAY OFFICE SCHREIBER OFFICE |[ mental health issues. Resources Simcoe Plaza 302 Scotia, 2nd Floor These articles will cover a Ontario 825-9379 or 9395 824-3122 variety of mental health issues. Monday to Friday Every Tuesday 10:00 If you would like to comment 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m to 4:30 on this cg any of = -- ; articles that have appeared, fee Pre-inventory Sale : A rer: = free to write to the News office, : N¢ YT IC E : P.O. Box 579, Terrace Bay, 10 days only TO SKI-DOOERS AND PARENTS Ontario, POT 2WO. OF SKI-DOOERS: Any opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the man- agement of the North of Superior Wed. Jan. 13 to Sat. Jan. 23 0 The property known as ML-196-E bordering the south side of Schreiber Programs. where the Graham home is located is Due to damage to out buildings, theft of property, and littering, we ask that By Hadley Koltun you do not cut through this property when ski-dooing or pursuing other win- Children and their ter recreation. This includes the road which goes to the cement block build- behaviours i ing. You can reach the hydro line by hydro installation and using the road "Kids do the darndest things"- avings like th Se: outside the property through to the "old dump". author unknown 6 10k Gold Chains Althea & Ted Graham. and Bracelets 40% OFF Parents are always concerned ' about the behaviour of their chil- Diamond Rings 30 % OFF oe F RA Ss ER S B O AT S AL E S dren, They may see their children = F S ] engaging in lying, stealing or Costume Jewellery 1/2 price or sale. continued on page 9 All Watches 25% OFF Used Power Boats, ranging Selection of Giftware 1/2 price JUST A LITTLE Cash only All Sales final No Exchang ' : a No Refunds Before 6 call: 344-5744 AS fs _ ono Accepted No Giftwrapping 5 after 6 call: 767-0754 so eee! ag eae time is just around the corner. For all your tax return needs, Ask for : remember to call this Hugh Fraser » | 2 eat ee > ee ee Terrace Bay JEWELLERS = 825-3592