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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 30, 1985 A two vehicle accident which caused approximate- ly $9,500.00 in damages was the first of two in- vestigated by Detachment personnel during the past week. The accident involv- ed vehicles driven' by William Jewer of Schreiber and Denis Rene Tremblay of Terrace Bay and oc- cured at the junction of Manitoba and Winnipeg Streets in Schreiber, at 1:40 a.m. on 19 Oct. 1985. Damage to Jewer's 1980 Chev pickup truck was Juris Zdanovskis R.E. Belluz Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza, Box 715 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2wWO Office (807) 825-9393 Report estimated at $6,000.00, while Tremblay's 1984 Mercury received an estimated $3,000.00 damage. A hydro pole was struck by one of the vehicles resulting in a power outage for a portion of the town until repaired. Hydro estimated their loss at $500.00. Tremblay received minor injuries and has been charged with "Failing to Stop" under the Highway Traffic Act. On October 21st, 1985, Police investigated a single vehicle: accident 6.9 km west of the Pays Plat River Bridge and resulted in $8,000.00 damage to the vehicle and minor injuries to the driver. At 2:00 a.m. a 1982 Toyota pick up truck was eastbound on Highway 17 when the driver lost control on an icy section of the roadway. The vehicle crossed the westbound lane, entered the north ditch and rolled over. No charges have been laid. Drivers should take heed that now is the time of year that a thin film of ice forms on the Highway at night Being grandparents Mr. & Mrs. David Speer wish to announce the birth of their grand-daughter Birth Announcement lst time Kimberly born on October 23, 1985. Proud parents are Shelly and Guy Santerre. The Heart and Stroke Foundation HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO wishes to acknowledge Y sincere appreciation to the Committee of the Jackfish Reunion which was held in July, for your donation to a most worthy cause. Special thanks to each of you for your thoughtfulness. A. McKie Heart and Stroke Foundation STAG & DOE in honour of LORNE BOURKE SHERRY GRAHAM on Friday, November 1, 1985 in Schreiber Legion Hall 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. $3 single/$5 double Music by: Dick DeShane Sorry no minors! making them extremely hazardous. The ice is caus- ed by moisture in the form of frost settling on the road and then freezing. Rock cuts and Highway bridges are especially susceptible to this condition which is often referred to as **Black Ice". It is so named because the thinness of the layer of ice allows the col- our of the asphalt to show "through in a normal ap- pearing colour. Many ac- cidents are occuring each year because the driver did not know of the condition or chose to ignore it. During the past week, Police investigated a Break, Enter and Theft which occured at Hydro Bay. A cottage owned by Jack Winters of Schreiber was unlawfully entered bet- ween October 22nd and 23rd, 1985 and a fishing rod and reel along with a 20 Ib. propane tank .were stolen. The matter remains under investigation. On October 22nd, 1985, Desmond Miller of Jackfish Lake reported the theft of his 17 foot freighter canoe, square stern, red in color with the name '"'PLANTE"' on the stern. The manufacturer is unknown. The canoe was' _ left unattended on Jackfish Lake about a month ago and was noted missing at the time of report. On October 21st, 1985, a complaint was received that a 1000 gallon fuel storage tank owned by Kimberly-Clark was damaged by gun fire. The damage to the tank and the resultant loss of fuel oil was estimated __at $1,128.00. Police have solid leads in this case as the investigation continues. A number of other oc- currences under. various Statutes were also investigated. Marilyn Chapman for Trustee On the November 12, 1985 School Board municipal election ballot you will note "CHAP- MAN Marilyn Mrs." May I take this opportunity to introduce myself and ex- plain why I have declared my candidacy. Our family has lived in Schreiber for 13 years. My husband (Bill) is employed with Kimberly Clark. Our sons (Shayne, 11) and (Jason, 8) attend Schreiber Public School. As a con- cerned parent I have keen interest in the Education System. I worked in the Business Office of the Lake Superior Board of Educa- tion for three years, until May, 1985. During these three years, I gained a significant understanding of the financial functions of the Board. In early October I at- tended a seminar sponsored by the two Lakehead School Boards, and Con- = (-ZOV7l_. = . GB - Sa PaRTICPAcrion | be forgotten. Thank you. On behalf of the Bozec families we would like to ex- press our sincere thanks to everyone who helped us through our time of sorrow. Your phone calls, flowers, offers of help and donations of food and money really did lighten the sorrow we were all feeling. It was really nice to see, by your support, that Guy (Dad) was so well loved and respected. We were proud to have loved him. We would like to thank each one of your individually but the list is unending and that makes it impossible. Your kindness, support and thoughtfulness will NEVER God Bless You All. God Blessed us with friends like you. federation College; concer- ning "The Role of the School Board Trustee."' This seminar confirmed my belief that I can serve you competently as a trustee. I was knowledgeable on the issues discussed and am in- terested in applying that knowledge to benefit our school board. I am deeply concerned -- about our children's "*educational needs." Will they enter post secondary institutions properly prepared? Are our schools providing the requirements necessary to achieve higher educational goals? Is our Tax Dollar providing the excellence of education that our son/daughter deserves? Are the faculty members "happy" and comfortable and challenged to teach our children? The Education System is very broad and there are many issues which I would like to share with you however I do not want to make this letter a Political Novel. I urge you to call my with any questions, comments or concerns about electing Marilyn Chapman as -a_ Lake Superior Board of Educa- tion "Trustee". Working together we will achieve goals, that will benefit our children and community! Sincerely, Mrs. Marilyn Chapman This week our student is from Schreiber Public School. Student of the Week Name: Tom Luomala Age: 12 years old Grade: 8 Favourite Food: French fries Favourite T.V. Show: Knight Rider Sparetime Enjoyment: Video games and running around Pets: 7 cats, | dog and | bird Brothers: 2 Sisters: 1 Halloween: Yes, I'll be going, as a space warrior Favourite school subject: Math and gym Concert Series Opens On the evening of Wednesday, November 6, membership holders of the Terrace Bay - Schreiber Concert Series will enjoy the fresh and exciting music of the Devonian Duo - a remarkable duet of piano and flute. Having performed all over North America, South America and Portugal, Susan Hoeppner and Robert Kor- tgaard have been praised for their 'cool con- fidence" and "joyous abandon". Their program will vary from the music of G.F. Handel to the Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano by the popular French com- FAST, 12 HOUR ALLERGY RELIEF eS PPA { fa E ~\ Be , CONTINUOUS ALLERGY FORMULA: \""™/ et poser, Claude Bolling. This opening concert of our four-part series takes place next Wednesday, November 6th at 8:00 p.m. in the Terrace Bay High School. Please have your Members Card available. A limited number of tickets are still available and may be purchased from. A Wilkes, P. Jones or A. Stewart. Boon for Reeve ... continued from page 1 Recreation Committee. | have thoroughly enjoyed my past involvement in the community and wish to re- main involved in the future. j As a lifelong resident of Schreiber I have a genuine interest in the town. I have purchased my own business and will be building a home for my family when the lots in the town's new subdivision become available. - The nature of my business will enable me to juggle my schedule so that I am available to attend to the town's business at all times, day or night, all week long. | am interested in listen- ing to your ideas concern- ing the town. I welcome your thoughts on the various issues and hope you will discuss them with me personally in the days and weeks leading to the election. No one person has all the answers - your input is necessary and important! Please make it your business to compare the various candidates very carefully. | welcome your scrutiny. If you see fit to elect me as Reeve on November 12th, I will work hard to justify your confidence. Sincerely yours, Norman Boon Legion Hall Ladies Auxiliary Br. 223 Tea & Bake Sale November 2nd Congratulations Gordon Ross, Joe Tees Joe scored 313 Gordon scored 315 under 100 years bowling pals From your