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Page &, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 12, 1986 Library Board holds meeting by Norah McGuire Mrs. Betty Ann Klassen presided for the annual meeting of the Schreiber Public Library, with all members present including librarian Bille Ann Saarinen, consultant Eileen Ross, and Township Coun- cillor Tom Quinton. Mrs. Pam McKeever reported on the meeting of the Lobbying-Expansion Committee and recom- mended that a presentation be made to the Township Council at their February meeting. Norah McGuire reported that a committee is reviewing the Policy and Procedure Manual to en- sure it encompasses all concerns of the Board. A report on the Eastern Regional Meeting held in Terrace Bay was given by Mrs. Pam McKeever and attended by four board members. Much knowledge was gained by talking to Board members from Manitouwadge, Marathon, Terrace Bay, and Geraldton. Another meeting is planned for Oc- tober in Marathon. The election of officers took place with the follow- ing results: Mrs. Pam McKeever, President; Mrs. Pat Davis, First Vice- President; Mrs. Teresa Startini, Secretary; and Mrs. Betty Ann Klassen, Treasurer. All members expressed their pleasure at having Councillor Tom Quinton in attendance, and it is hoped that councillors will con- tinue to attend our meetings when time permits. Regular monthly meetings are held on the last Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Helen Stokes. Mrs. Donna Mikeluk reported on the Story Hour held on Saturday after- FOR THE INFORMATION OF LANDLORDS Bill 77 was recently passed by the Ontario Legislature, setting a 4% rent review guideline for any rent increase since August 1, 1985 for private rental units occupied prior to January 1st, 1976. This guideline applies unless the Residential Tenancy Commission approves a higher increase. For more information about how this legislation affects you, please contact the Residential Tenancy Commission Office nearest you (as listed below), or dial ""O" and ask for Zenith 9-6000 (toll-free). noons from 2 to 3 p.m. for children aged three to 10 years: Weare' still endeavouring to have a weekday program. If anyone is interested in volunteering to run such a program, please contact the Librarian. A catalogue of Talking Books j;which can be ordered from the Regional Library in Thunder Bay is available in the Schreiber Library. Mrs. McKeever presented an outline of the Annual Report and urged members to read it careful- ly before the final draft is printed. Mrs. Pat Davis presented the results of the Community Survey of Library Users. Members were pleased by the response to this survey and are hoping to act on some of the recommendations when planning for the future. In order to make the library more accessible to our patrons who work dur; ing the week and for students doing research, the Schreiber Public Library will be open on Sundays, starting on February 16, with hours from 2 to 4 p.m. This was one of the recommendations received from our survey and will be attempted on a trial basis. The library hours are Eto: 9:30, ara ecOn Tuesdays, 1 to 5 p.m. every Wednesday to Satur- day, and 2 to 4 p.m. on Sundays. CWL meeting held The regular monthly meeting of the Terrace Bay Catholic Women's League was held on Monday, January 13 in the church hall: The Meeting was open- ed with a prayer and a scripture reading. Claire reported that to date we have 159 members. Irene Kettle gave a report on the meeting of the Handicap- ped Action Group, which she had attended. Suzanne briefly explained the steps a resolution must go through before it can be presented to government. Marylyn presented a report on the CWL Christmas Celebration which was very successful again this year. Special mention was made of the wonderful entertainment provided by the Gems of the North Shore, and also CWL executive meeting and study day which she had attended in Thunder Bay in November. Edna Ramsay proposed a very good idea to the ladies present. She spoke about the Holy Childhood Association, an organiza- tion which helps the poor, neeedy children all over the world. Edna suggested that we all save a penny for the children. We can also en- courage our friends to do the same. The pennies will be col- lected in the fall. Let's see how much we can raise. Dolores informed the ladies that from now on, the month of May will be designated as CWL Month. The World Day of Prayer will be held this year on the first Friday in March. St. Martin of Tours Parish will be the host this Valentine Love Lines Happy. Valentine's Day to my best friend Bruce; my sweetheart of the year. Let's get mushey. B.K. our love and lives together are so very precious. Be my valentine honey. Love B.K. Happy Valentine's Day, Pierre. Love, Lisa. 1986 18 YEARS OF INSTRUCTION "The Personal Touch" FOR BOYS 8 - 16 YEARS *3 hours ice daily plus field & classroom *Maximum 30 skaters plus 4 goalies/ group "Progressive ice instructional program "Complete ice & field evaluation report * New advanced skills program TWO - 1 WEEK SESSIONS & ONE - 2 WEEK SESSION August 4 - August 9 - 1 Week Residential Tenancy Commission Offices August 11 - August 23 - 2 Weeks of the generous assistance __ year. Barrie St. Catharines given by Marilyn Saranpaa The committee for the Au : : ; ust 25 - 3 (705) 737-2111 (416) 684-6562 and her Girl Guides. 1987 CWL convention a Pot -- 30 - 1 Week Geetitcn Sudbury On behalf of Kathy which will be held here in at the. Pon Adiiiions (416) 528-8701 (705) 675-4373 Luck, Dolores told us Terrace Bay is now being , Thund about the Computer Course formed. If you wish to help Kingston under Bay that Kathy had attended. in any way, please call Fe ie Ke =I (613) 547-2244 (807) 475-1595 Peggy Regis reported on either Dolores or Lillian. thwestern Ontario, Arenas and Sport Shope in Thunder Bes, | Kitchener Timmins the Christmas Gift we had This is a.major event and | FOR BROCHURE: ; | (519) 579-5790 (705) 264-9555 aes ae of Bir- we will need lots af help. Le Lond Windsor chwood Terrace. Father Campbell spoke BNO ia Sapa srol a ccnp ese ee eR Ze aad a iareys ele (519) 253-3532 Claire spoke about CWL to the ladies about upcom- 'e i iS membership pins and the ing events. Following a QSOS: i ce teward otha i eee Ree Ree Mississauga Metra Tacahin Tiny Feet pins and said she brief coffee break, the ! ; | (416) 270-3280 had both available for sale. ladies welcomed Brian I City | North Bay East York In the absence of Sharya, Peters, our guest speaker I SEND. TO:: | (705) 476-1231 (416) 429-0664 Maria presented the report for the evening. Brian SUPERIOR HOCKEY SCHOOLS : Oshawa Etobicoke on the Service of Light and discussed the computers | 672 Strachan Crescent A (416) 723-8135 (416) 236-2681 ~ F pie sical kg whit =esbeleieet Ue aia Thunder Bay. Ontario ague Prayer. . Martin's School. He 70 BK Ottawa North York Dolores spoke about the _ had also brought along one Ph 4 es ae 4465 on > ai a = ORs bs : of the computers for a ae elec lH en Soun carboroug demonstration. (519) 376-3202 (416) 438-3452 Peterborough Toronto : (705) 743-9511 (416) 964-8281 TOWN E Schreiber N.B.C. CINEMA Hockey Tournament Schreiber Arena Friday, Feb. 14, 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. Further legislation has been introduced to reform rent review for all private rental housing, including those units occupied after January 1, fora great night out 1976. This legislation is presently being considered by the Ontario and Legislature. the Bactin Saturday, Feb. 15, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. new theaire reledses Sunday, Feb. 16, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Admission 825-3771 $3 day $5 weekend Children under 16 $1 nia 40):}:34| Dance who knows Sat. 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. movies better Schreiber Recreation Center ae : : VHS & Beta Music by: Stereo Club Ministry of Housing latetay pein: $3 single $5 couple FREE BUS SERVICE leaves Terrace Bay Recreation Center at 8:30 p.m. Returns from Schreiber at 1:30 a.m. @Ontario Minister, Hon. Alvin Curling Premier, Hon. David Peterson 825-9281