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NOVEMBER 1, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS ' PAGE 7 NOTICE REVISION AND CERTICATE OF ASSESSMENT COMMISSIONER'S LIST (School Support for Tax Purposes) TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER Notice is hereby given that | have complied with Section 516 of the Municipal Act, 1972, and that | have posted up at my office at 302 Scotia Street, on the 1st day of November 1972 the list of all persons appearing on the Assessment Commissioner's List. {1 And | hereby call upon all residents to take immedi - ate proceedings to have any errors or omissions cor=- rected according to law, The last day for filing complaints is the 8th day of November 1972 The place at which the revision will commence is: Municipal Office, 12 Simcoe Plaza. The time at which the revision will commence is: Regular Office Hours 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon 1:00 p.m. to 5p.m. Dated this 1st day of November, 1972. Mrs. M. Zombori Clerk-Treasurer. Golden Eagle ~ cont'd from page 6 ....... Conservation Officer Harold Kodila nursed the bird back to health and, just prior to releasing the eagle brought him to show him to the pupils of the local schools, The following are stories written by pupils at St. Martin's School concerning their impressions of the bird's visit to their school: A golden eagle is a very nice bird. It can travel 120 miles per hour to pick up a rabbit. A golden eagle can grow to three feet in height. Each wing can spread out three feet. Both of them are seven feet altogether. It likes to eat raw meat. It is found in the western United States. It is a dark brown bird with lighter markings on the wingtips. It is able to soar higher and faster than the bald eagle. It prefers to eat ground squirrels, jack rabbits and antelopes. = Danny Fournier, Grade 5. The golden eagle is found in Northern Ontario and western Canada. It makes its nest in a tree on a rocky cliff. The next is made of sticks. The mother eagle picks the little soft feathers and puts them on the nest. When the eagle is catching his prey he sometimes groundhogs and other small mammals. The golden eagle has gold feathers on his head and the rest of him is brown. His talons are yellow and powerful ., They are about four inches long. It has three toes in the front and one in the back. The eagle can turn his head right around. It can see three miles away. He has a curved beak. He can spread his wings as wide as six feet. He sometimes carries things as heavy as himself. -David McBride and Guy Kodila, Grade 3 The golden eagle is a big eagle. The eagle we saw was a girl eagle and Mr. Anderson took some pictur- es of the eagle. The golden eagle we saw was huge. The wings spread out seven feet when the eagle is full grown. The golden eagle is a feared hunter. It can kill a baby deer. It has powerful claws. - Michael Pedersen, Grade 3 The eagle has a big beak. He tears his meat with it. His beak is like a hook. ~Tanice Marcella, Grade 2 & Kathy Ramsay, Grade 1 - continued page 8 ...... travels 120 miles an hour. The eagle eats rabbits and AN EVENING TO REMEMBER NOV.3 --72 SCHREIBER TOWN HALL "ALL MEMBERS ARE URGENTLY REQUESTED TO ATTEND A SHORT BUSINESS MEETING AT 7:30 P.M, - SUBJECT "YOUR MONEY" Open to the Public 9:00 P.M. UNTIL 1:00 A .M. 2) CABARET DANCING REFRESHMENTS DOOR PRIZE AND GIFTS FOR THOSE ATTENDING BUSINESS MEETING LIVE MUSIC Non-iviembers $1.00 each C .P.R. Employees (Schreiber), Credit Union