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Wednesday, September 6, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 9 Tikal Ltd., based in Kakabeka Falls, is constructing the new airport maintenance garage which will be used to house the airport snowblower and other equipment. Terrace Trivia Did You Know???? On March, 14, 1963 the con- struction of the new swimming pool was started. It was mostly paid for by pledges from the town's people. E In 1970, the new addition to Lakeview Drive and Superior Avenue was started and the first new house went up in 1971. In 1974 the Terrace Bay airstrip was built. In 1978 the Municipal Airport was Officially opened. In the spring of 1980 the Recreation Centre was turned over to the Township of Terrace Bay. The Township received a Wintario grant which enabled them to start on new additions and renovations to the building. Friday, September 1 the Tourist Office closed for the 1989 season. We hope to see everyone again next summer. Church activities Welcome back! Fall and win- ter activities at the Terrace Community Church are starting once again. Reverend David Sparkes leads Photo by Dave Chmara regular Sunday worship service at 9:45 a.m. Our Sunday School programs for children of all ages coincides in time. Registration Sunday for Sunday School will be September 10 with a special exciting pro- gram planned for that day. We encourage all children to come out for this fun event. Our church auxiliary continues - to meet the third Monday after- noon of each month at 1:30 p.m. and a welcome is extended to anyone who enjoys crafts and companionship. As well, Bible study will be continuing throughout the winter months, Pet should see Vet in emergency situation By Alice Scott You and Rover are out for your daily walk. Suddenly, a cat runs across the street. Before you know what has happened, your dog has bolted after the cat and is hit by a car. This is a situation that could happen to anyone, but how you handle it could mean life or death for your pet. Any animal that is hit by a car is considered an emergency patient. First remember to stay calm. Your pet can pick up on your feelings, so you must stay calm and speak soothingly. Let him assume the most com- fortable position, he will adopt the one of least pain. Don't force him to lie down, it may make breathing more difficult. Check to see' that his airway is open, clear his mouth and pull out his tongue to keep his airway clear of sccre- tions. With as little movement as possible check him for open and bleeding wounds. Place a pressure bandage over the wound. Have someone stay with your pet while you get a vehicle to transport him. Call your vet immediately to inform him of the accident. This is not a situation that you can handle yoursclf. Place your dog on a flat board or in a blanket if the board is not available. Gently lift him into the car. Have someone drive while you comfort the animal. Bring extra blankets in case the animal goes into shock. Do not attempt to feel for broken bones since you might do more harm than good. Many veterinary hospitals have a 24-hour emergency num- ber. If you do not have an emer- gency number, make a point of getting it soon. Never take your pet to an unqualified person. I have many people call me and I usually give Bottle Drive Saturday September 9th 9-5 p.m. Sponsored by: Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club if you won't be home or are missed and wish to donate call Kathie Notwell 825-9221 Elise Kenny 825-9423 or 825-9555 ALSO Come and join our skating family for a winter of fun. Register at the Fall Fair Sept. 10th-call above names if unable to attend registration. them emergency advice only. Call your vet, they are the only . ones qualified to help you. Anyone interested in the Dog Obedience class there are a few openings. Classes will be held in Schreiber. Call Alice Scott, 824- 2052. Come and See Us Take out a subscription and Save * One Day Only * - 20 % off One year subscription regularly $15.00 Only $12.00 at the Fair Two year subscription regularly $25.00 Only $20.00 at the Fair Drop by our booth and take out your subscription Sunday, September 10 12 noon to 5:30 p.m. Terrace Bay Arena Shirley's Industrial Cleaning Service Houses - Offices PHONE 825-9013 Kinna-Aweya Legal Clinic area community meeting will be held on Thursday, September 14, 1989 7:00 p.m. in the Marathon Branch office at Peninsula Square Everyone is welcome Refreshments will be served Marathon/Terrace Bay/Manitouwadge Denison Mines Limited, a world leader in the natural resource industry, has wide ranging interests in energy and other related projects around the globe. We welcome replies from qualified applicants to work underground at our potash mine near Sussex, New Brunswick, in the following trades: Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Heavy Duty Mechanic Industrial Electrician Experience in state-of-the-art mining equipment and installations, or equivalent industrial experience with a proven troubleshooting ability are needed to quali- fy. Applicants must have attained provincial or interprovincial certification in their trade. ; : We offer a competitive wage with a comprehensive benefits package. Qualified candidates should submit their applications to: Denison FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY (Incorporated as the Children's Aid Society) ** REGULAR OFFICE HOURS ** TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1989 The hours of operation will be 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (24 HOUR EMERGENCY LINE) OF THE RESUMES Effective 343-6100