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Page 12, News, Wednesday, September 7 , 1988 An endless ritual each fall; it's not so easy to return to school! By Shawn Bursey Special to the News Shawn is a student of Lake Superior High School and a member of the school newspaper. He submitted the following 5 A&W ACK-TO- scHooL Supershakes $7-99 For the month of September Try Our NEW A&W Rootbeer Supershake Terrace Bay Schreiber ENTERTAINMENT SERIES 1988-1989 Season We Proudly Present BULAVA CINDERELLA ~Oct 11/88 Oct 13/88 (A Ukrainian Cossack (Set in Medieval Times Ensemble) performed by the Maritime Marionettes) FORT WILLIAM CLAZZ MALE CHIOR Feb 7/89 Dec 10/88 (A Harp and Flute Duo) (A Special Christmas Show) QUINTESSENCE March 7/89 (The Marx Brothers of Strings) September 11 - September 30 Adults $30.00 Family $70.00 Students/Seniors $15.00 (Memberships include admission to all five concerts. Tickets_are not available at the door.) FOR TICKETS OR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT ELIANA WHEELER 824-2250 ANNE WILKES 825-3692 OR YOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY article as a lighthearted guide for those who are anxious to begin another school year. It is also for those who have fond memories of some great times. With summer coming to an end, we find ourselves with what appears to be an endless ritual every September, every year -- for ever. You guessed it; it's "back to school.' The long, hot days of summer are all over. We have to get back to the serious side of life and all those other great things we all love so much about school. Those "dear, sweet" teachers who don't understand anything we ever do and who always seem to be preoccupied with giving us an education, even if it kills us. The bus drivers who have this built-in hatred for noise of any kind. The Phys. Ed teacher who insists on giving us muscles in places we didn't even know we had places! The principal who patrols the halls as if she's rehearsing for a Rambo movie. Lastly, but by no means least- ly, we have your friend and mine The Truant Officer. She is so concerned about us that she insists on keeping our parents informed of every move we make, or in some case don't make! Seriously though, it is the school environment and the lead- ership and guidance of these peo- ple, together with the friendships we develop along the way, that make our school years perhaps some of the best years of our lives whether we care to admit it or not. S As we all set out to begin another year of hard work and studying, remember: "Today is the first day of the rest of your life." ; Don't think you have what it takes? Let us back you up Writing for others can be intimidating sometimes. But it also can be a very exciting and rewarding experience. Some say that inside all of us there is a book just waiting to be written. We'll happily settle for an entertaining column or interesting article. If you have any ideas for, or would like to write,: columns news ( sports and light) features or other articles highlighting local people and local events, drop in and let's talk. Writing for the News may be the beginning of a new hobby, talent or -- who knows? -- a career! We'll give you the direction you need and get you on the write track. So you can write for the Terrace Bay/Schreiber News Call us today at 825-3747 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE ae | uy jis so ay Bee Form 7 Municipal Elections Act (Section 25 {4}) Preliminary List of Electors for Municipality: TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER This preliminary list of all electors prepared as required by the MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ACT publicly posted in the office of the municipal clerk on THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1988 Electors should examine the list to ensure that their names and relevant information are correctly shown. Application for inclusions, additions or corrections to or deletions from the list may be made by an elector by completing and filing a form obtainable at the office of the clerk. THE LAST DAY FOR FILING APPLICATIONS CONCERNING INCLUSION, ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS OR DELETIONS: OCTOBER 17, 1988 A. J. Gauthier Clerk