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Page 2 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, April 19, 198° New - and only agent in towr By Dave Chmara Thinking of taking a trip sometime in the future? Dreading having to make a trip to Thunder Bay to make all the necessary arrangements? Well, residents in the Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport areas will no longer have to make that trip to arrange their holidays. Joe Mykietyn is now acting as an agent for the Lingman Laprade Travel Shop located in the County Fair Plaza in Thunder Bay. Mykietyn will be running his agency out of his house on a part- time basis. He recently completed what was supposed to have been a two year correspondence course in travel and tourism, in only seven months. ' He said his agency will offer plane tickets, tour packages and specials. Mykietyn added, "I'll provide any information needed. If I don't have the answers I'll find them." Mykietyn certainly entered the right business field. To date, he has travelled to 29 different coun- tries. His most recent trip was a six week back packing adventure in 1987 to Eastern Europe. He also cruised the Caribbean in 1985 and took a 3 1/2 month bus tour through Western Europe in 1980. It was during a trip to Oktoberfest in Munich, West a Youronly ,% "IN TOWN" ~2Se. travel consultant "45,00 Joe Mykietyn (Agent) 824-3418 Germany, that he became engaged and in 1983 he spent his honeymoon in Portugal. Mykietyn has also toured Canada and is planning a cruise next year through the Panama Canal as well as a three week trip to visit relatives in Poland. So Mykietyn has lots of expe- rience when it comes to planning trips and knowing where to go. He said he can offer all kinds of tours. "A trip to fit every per- son. All you have to do is ask about it." Mykietyn will be offering a number of different tours includ- ing: Contiki, which has an age limit of persons between the ages of 18 and 35. These tours run from two to eight weeks and Mykietyn said this was the best tour he has ever been on. He March is Red Cross Month A United Way Agency rr i Mrs. P. Richardson Chairman THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION CELEBRATES "PARTNERS FOR SUCCESS" EDUCATION WEEK 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER April 24 - "We're Partners" Day P.M. April 25 - Kindergarten Information Session - 1:30 p.m. April 26 - Open House - 7:00 p.m. April 24 - Oral Communications Festival - 1:00 p.m. April 25 - Official School Opening * School Celebration P.M. * Grand Opening - 7:00 p.m. April 26 - Mary Poppins Presentation - 9:30 a.m. MARATHON April 24 - Grand Opening - agenda to be announced April 27 - Parent/Teacher Interviews - 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. April 26 - 28 - Book Fair - Library (open to public on April 27) April 27 - Open House/Science Fair - 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. MANITOUWADGE April 26 - Open House -*7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. April 17 - Open House - 7:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. April 26 - Lake Superior Board of Education Music Festival * Participants from all Elementary and Secondary Schools-public performance - 3:00 p.m. April 28 - Lake Superior Board of Education Oral Communications Festival - 1:00 p.m. * Participants from all Elementary Schools This year's theme for Education Week is "Partnerships for Success". This theme is intended to focus on partnerships that currently exist in the education community and to pursue new partnerships which could be mutually beneficial to the student, the school and the community at large. The Lake Superior Board of Education invites everyone to participate in celebrating Education Week 1989. For your information, a list of the activities planned for the school in your community is list- ed below. Come out and be part of the celebration! April 19 - Parent/Teacher Interviews - 1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. April 24, 26 - Careers Assemblies - Schreiber Campus A.M. April 25, 27 - Careers Assemblies - Terrace Bay Campus A.M. April 26 - Open House - Both Campuses P.M: April 27 - Band Concert - Schreiber Campus - 7:00 p.m. Mr. D. I. McQuarrie Director highly recommends this tour package for a first time traveller as Contiki takes care of all the travelling arrangements. He will also offer tours from Sun Viking (cruises), Fiesta and Sun Quest (Caribbean cruises), Admiral (Mexican and Alaskan cruises). Mykietyn said he can book clients on all major internation airlines and can give them infc mation about visas, passport what kind of clothing to pac how much luggage is allowe vaccinations, medical coveraj and all sorts of other things. So if you're thinking abo taking a vacation, think abo giving Joe Mykietyn a call. A Mayday Celebratio1 Project Mayday will be pre- senting "A Mayday Celebration" on Friday, April 28 & 29, 1989 in Rossport. This is a Northshore Women's Conference with the objective of bringing women together to share communication skills, lobbying techniques. We will be having several workshops covering such topics as "Lobbying the Health Care System", "Art for Fun", and "Communication Skills". Friday evening there will be a dinner at Serendipity Garden Cafe, with an exciting Techno- Pop group from Thunder Bay, "Psychic Wives." Saturday morn- ing we will be having sever workshops at the Rossport Ha and the lunch at Serendipi Garden Cafe. After lunch a lecture will | given by Janet Anafu, Community Health Nurse a midwife from Bunk Purug Africa, Thunder Bay's "Twinnii City". Janet will tell us about the di ferent type of health care that available in her country. She part of a five person team th will be giving a lecture tour Thunder Bay and the North sho For more information conta Alice Scott 824-2052. Teaching your dog to come By Alice Scott Obedience training is the foun- dation for a well behaved dog. Very often "Come" is one of the most difficult exercises, for with- out us realizing we may have cre- ated a bad impression from puppy hood. We perhaps called him to point out his mistakes and very often the dog associates "Come" with something unpleasant. So - time to back track. Make games out of "Come". A - tidbit occasionally just to intrigue him into thinking "Come" is something great. Even if he takes 3rd Annual Beavers Garage Sale April 22nd 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. at the Scout Hall Donations appreciated 825-3820 In Memoriam In loving memory of a dear sister Betty who passed away April 10, 1988 No one knows How much we miss you No one knows the bitter pain we have suffered Since we lost you Life has never been the same. 'In our hearts Your memory lingers Sweetly tender, fond and true. There is not a day dear Betty That we do not think of you. Love Forever Chris & John Bert & Marion Reg & Marlene & Families hours to come, a step towards yc means "Come" to him, so yc must praise: Remember a dog has no co ception of time. If you go and g him that is another story, but ev: then we should keep our tempe in check. Start when your pup is arour two months old. Start calling h name and then come immediate. after, always say his name first | get his attention. "Fido Come will usually bring them running. Remember to praise your pu with lots of enthusiasm. Offi him a treat at the same time th you praise him. Gradually cut down on th treats but still use praise. Tone « voice is very important, a do will come much easier to a plea: ant happy tone. Using a gruff « sharp tone will only frighten you pup or older dog. When your pup is coming 1 you inside the house it is time | graduate outdoors, but only on leash. Put your dog in an area awa from you when his attention is o something else; call him and ; the same time gradually pull i excess leash. Do not pull too har and give your dog a second t respond to your call. Never k your dog off the leash until yo are confident he will "Come". I will be starting Obedienc classes the second week in Ma' There will be a "basic kinde1 garten" Class in Terrace Bay an Schreiber and an "Advance Class" in Schreiber. For mor information call me at 824-2052. In loving memory of Kay (Kathleen) Gillespie Dear wife and mother who passed away April 12, 1988 No longer in our Lives to share, But in our hearts You're always there Sadly missed by husband Bill and sons Wayne & Kelly, Ken & Dor