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More Pee Wee action. Snowmobiling and alcohol Many Northerners have a love affair with the snowmobile. As_ with operating cars, some peo- ple combine alcohol with their snowmobiling. The results of this combination can be tragically injurious and even fatal - and accor- ding to some studies the frequency of these results is on the increase. Studies by people from the Traffic Injury Research Foundation of Canada in- dicate that, of fatalities amongst operators of dif- ferent vehicle types, snowmobile operators were more likely to have had blood alcohol levels above .08 per cent (the statutory limit). That is the greatest frequency of blood alcohol levels over .08 per cent was found among fatally injured snowmobile drivers (42 per cent). Figures from _ the Ministry of Transportation and Communication in- dicate that during our last winter season, provincial snowmobile fatalities rose by more than 100 per cent. In 1982-83 there were 11 snowmobile fatalities in Ontario whereas in 1983-84 there were twenty- four. Non-fatal snowmobile accidents rose from 316 in 1982-83 to 468 during 1983-84 - an in- crease of 48 per cent in one year. In last year's 24 fatalities, 15 drivers had been drinking, ie. their ability was impaired by alcohol. Besides these figures, six snowmobilers died because of drowning. All six had alcohol in their blood! One doctor (Robert Niven, M.D.) says that when snowmobile operators are admitted to emergency wards "with bad facial lacerations, or concussions, or occasional- ly end up in the morgue because they were decapitated, I would make a lot of money betting you their . accidents were alcohol-related. Almost all continued on page 10 Students and chaperone heading off to Spain, Friday March 8th. Thank You We wish to thank all those who gave to the Shower Lists at The Bay, Spadoni's and Cebrario's. It was very thoughtful and very much appreciated by both of US, BERNADETTE & VINCENT MARONESE again. THANK YOU Dan, Lynn, and Michael Thomas McGrath would like to give our sincere thanks to Dr. Lau and staff of the McCausland Hospital. We could not have been treated any better. We would also like to thank the auxiliary to the McCausland Hospital, Bill and Annette from Flowers "N" Things, Schreiber Foodmart, and the Terrace Bay Catholic Women's League for all the love- ly gifts given to us. Thanks to you all REGISTRATION FOR SPRING & SUMMER OFF CAMPUS COURSES Registration for Spring and Summer Courses to be offered in your area (subject to minimum enrollment and availability of instructor) will be held on the following date: CENTRE: Terrace Bay DATE: Tuesday, March 19 TIME: 4:00 p.m. PLACE: _ St. Martin's School STUDENTS MUST REGISTER IN PERSON. For further information on application and/or registration procedures, please contact our Off- Campus Representative: Brian Peters 825-3615 or 3255 (school) 825-3505 (home) All registrations received after the above date will be charged a $15 late registration fee without exception. Lakehead[E University, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 13, 1985, page 9 Attention employers Businesses, municipalities and non- profit groups are encourag- ed to apply now for funds and create new jobs for students. Your business is eligible to be subsidized up to $2.50/hr. or 50 per cent of student wages up to $100,000. Non-profit groups may be eligible for up to 100 per cent of wages plus some overhead costs. A priority of the pro- gram is to create jobs directly related to a stu- dent's course of study. A limited number of work ex- perience positions will also be considered. Funds will generally be Reunion All former residents of the village of Garland, Manitoba and_ school districts of Gonta, Haig, Riga and Zalicia are invited to a-.. reunion, The homecoming will take place July Sth, 6th and 7th. For more information contact: Garland Homecoming 85, Attn. N. Slonowsky, Garland, Manitoba, ROL OWO. Moose | warning There are still some moose hanging around the highways in this area, so proceed with caution. A Nakina man suffered only minor injuries when he hit two moose, while travell- ing to Geraldton. As we all well know the roads in our area must always be driven 'with care. Highway Number DAWSON ROAD GORHAM, placed. the District. wage subsidy programs should contact E.D.B. at (807) 344-0815 or the Pro- vincial Hotline at 1-800-387-1290. approved on a first come, first served basis. Employers interested in applying for S.E.E.D. or other Federal/Provincial Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, "fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. © Bill Campbell Electric 824-2743 or 824-2574 | Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat. BIRCH MAGIC . a PHOTOGRAPHY at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by, S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 Professional Photography Portraits, Weddings & Commercial * Thank you To my dear friends, relatives and family, my deepest gratitude for making my retirement party the special occasion that it was. Your thoughtfulness and generosi- ty will remain with me. My heartfelt thanks to you all. Joe Kennedy ONTARIO*GOVERNMENT NOTICE Description Ministry REDUCED LOAD REGULATIONS 1985 Commencing 12:01 a.m. on Monday, March 18th, 1985, all trucks will be limited to reduced loads on the following Highways, Secon- dary Roads and Tertiary Roads in Thunder Bay District. 130 From Hwy. 61, Northerly 12 km to Rosslyn Road 516 All of Hwy. 516 (Marchington Lake Road) '527 From 48 km North of Hwy. 17 Northerly to End of Hwy. 527 580 All of Hwy. 580 582 All of Hwy. 582 585 All of Hwy. 585 586 All of Hwy. 586 587 All of Hwy. 587 588 From 1.6 km South of Hwy. 17 Westerly to End of Hwy. 588 589 From Jct. Hwy. 591 Northerly to End of Hwy. 589 593 All of Hwy. 593 ; 595 All of Hwy. 595 597 All of Hwy. 597 599 From 75 km North of Hwy. 17 - North to End of Hwy. 599 608 From 1 km West of Hwy. 61 Westerly to Hwy. 595 622 All of Hwy. 622 om 625 All of Hwy. 625 643 All of Hwy. 643 801 All of Hwy. 801 802 From Hwy. 11 North to End of Hwy. 802 811. All.of Hwy. 811 Reduced Load Regulations will also go into effect on Local Roads in the following Local Roads Boards Areas: -- GOLDIE, INWOOD, JACQUES, LYBSTER, MARKS, STIRLING, UPSALA, AND WARE. \ The above date is dependent upon weather conditions and is sub- ject to change. Reduced loads will be in effect when signing) is FORBES, FOWLER, \ LYONS, During the Reduced' Load period, no Special Permits for overloading or house moving will be issued on any Highway in of Transportation and Communications