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Sylvia Metcalf: Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 23, 1985, page 3 Opinions: What if you won the Lottario? I'd move south. Addiction Research Video '"*A robot that isn't able to perform well because of smoking," becomes the means of presenting a fascinating anti-smoking message to primary school children. It's a video tape called "Butt It Out". It was developed by the Education Resources Division of the Addiction Research Foun- dation, and is one of several new resources be- ing made. available to school boards across the province. The star of the video tape is Dr. Cooper who with his-trustly muppet dog and mouse characters con- ducts a smoking experi- ment with the robot. The video tape has been selected as the Best Video of 1983 by the Health Care Public Relations Associa- tion of Ontario. Police Beat Schreiber OPP busy As a result of a com- plaint, a 31 year old Schreider resiieni was returned from the Sudbury area and appeared in Pro- vincial Court in Thunder Bay, charged with commit- ting a Sexual Assault. The matter was remanded to Schreiber Court in February. Police assisted the Cor- oner on Saturday, January 5th, 1985, when a truck driver could not be arous- ed from his sleep. Pro- nounced dead on arrival at McCausland Hospital was Ernst Menzel, age 61 of Thunder Bay. Following a Post Mortem Examination, death was found to be have resulted from natural causes. Two Family Disputes were investigated and the matters were resolved Along with "Butt It Out", which is being presented free to Ontario School Boards by the Ad- diction Research Founda- tion, there are two other free packages. These others are aimed at students in- the' intermediate. and senior grades - they focus on Marijuana and Alcohol, and are titled, "The Score on Cannabis", and "Me and My Friends and Our Booze". Each of the packages includes a video tape, a teacher's guide, stu- dent photo books, buttons, and stickers. With the provision of thesle new educational materials, the Addiction Research Foundation is targetting its message at the three most abused drugs by the student population - alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana. Ann Ray: After you pick me up from the floor? Ken Moffit of the Addiction Research Centre presents P.M. Gillen and Kevin Lydon with video. The Thunder Bay Cen- tre of the Foundation is now involved in making the new materials available to all the school boards in this district. Barb Happer: Really would not like to win. If I told my hus- band we probably would be in divorce court and fighting over the money and the kids. Sandra Stachiw: Disappear and celebrate for 5 years. Meeting The regular meeting of The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board will be as follows: Saturday, January 19th, 1985, com- mencing at 10:00 a.m., Holy Angels School Library, Schreiber. tine Sete ais P ee eros The Rossport Recreation Community would like to thank all those who donated many hours of their free time in construction of the grena. Many young people from the community, and persons. from surrounding area contributed their free time, and they all made a great effort. Thanks again, Rossport Recreation Committee. without further police action. A gas can was turned in- to the .Detachment on January 10th, 1985 and can be claimed, should the owner identify same. It was located on Peary Street. January has not been a good month for a Schreiber driver who has been in- volved in two accidents in six days. The first occurred when he collided with a northbound vehicle on Winnipeg Street, which resulted in a charge under the Traffic Act for driving without a clear view. The following week, the same driver struck a parked car near Holy Angels Church. He will appear in Provin- 'cial Court in February on Impaired Driving and Fail- ing to remain at the scene aft an arrident rharcec On January 10th, Mark Norton, age 26 of Kenora received injuries when he lost control of his 1985 Pontiac and collided with a transport, driven by Thomas Doane of Regina. The Norton vehicle was totally wrecked and ap- proximately $4000 damage occurred to the transport. The accident happened west of Pays Plat. Extreme caution is re- quired when operating snow machines on lakes and rivers. With the changes in the weather this winter, slush and open water are common sights. Know where you are travelling and take a safe route. Be prepared for any emergency. And if you are not sure, don't venture in- to unknown areas. PRE-INVENTORY SALE Sale Ends Sat. Jan. 26 0%..50%.i ENTIRE STOCK Savings Like These: 30% «« Diamond Rings 10k gold Chains & Bracelets 'ss Selection of 10k & 14k Pendants y Selection of 10k & 14k Gold rings *Large Selection of Specially Reduced Items* Churchleys Allsales final Chargex and cash only ; Mastercharge on gift wrapping E Accepted | JEWELLERS Tarren cs r OSE: SFA