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Page 12, News, Wednesday, December 7 , 1988 -- Royal Canadian Legion Branch 109 Schreiber New Year's Eve PARTY Saturday December 31, 1988 8:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. in the banquet hall $15.00 per person Music, lunch and complimentary taxi after midnight Tickets on sale to members beginning Dec. 5th Tickets on sale to public Dec. 12th All tickets can be purchased at the club room Your family can stay at the Airlane Motor Hotel in Thunder Bay for only.... s 4 Ox 25 ight Christmas ShOpPing .....+++00000 If you're planning to be in Thunder Bay to do some shop- ping....... make it a luxurious outing by staying at the |Airlane Motor Hotel. The pampered life of leisure... * World Class Dining ¢« NEWLY renovated rooms with 25" colour TVs (in-room cable), Mini Bars « Saunas, Whirlpool, Swimming Pool * Full Room Service ¢ 698 Arthur's, the city's most popular night club with LIVE entertainment and dancing nightly The affordable price.........0+00+ From now till January 15, 1989, on any Friday, Saturday or Sunday, your whole family can take advantage of all of _ the above and more for only $49.95. All you do is present this advertisement to qualify for this very special rate. For Reservations Call 807-577-1181 or Toll Free in Ontario, Manitoba or Saskatchewan at 1-800-465-5003 A guest when you enter, a friend when you leave ona MOTOR HOTEL Criminal court report Judge S. Sargent presided over a busy session on November 30, 1988. A warrant to arrest was issued for Robert-Doney of Schreiber after he failed to appear in answer to break and enter charge. Wesley Whitton of Schreiber pled guilty to a charge of careless driving and failing to stop for police. He. was fined $503.75 for each charge and iin: given a 30 day licence suspe: Andrew "Fouls or Rossport pled guilty to possession of a narcotic and was fined $350. After a trial Randy McKenzie of Schreiber was found guilty of impaired driving and was fined $500 and lost his driving privileges for one year. He was also found guilty of resisting police and was fined $400. McKenzie pled guilty to a theft charge from a break and enter at the Mayfair Hotel which occurred in April of 1988. He made $75 restitution to victim and was fined an additional $100. Kevin McLaughlin of Schreiber was found guilty of impaired driv- ing after a-trial. McLaughlin was fined $600 and was given mandato- ry suspension of his drivers licence for one year. Gordon Caldwell pled guilty to a Terrace Bay P.D. charge of assault. He was given a conditional discharge, and one years probation. Next criminal court is January 10, 1989. D.A.G. meeting last one until spring By Gertrude Cotton Jim Ziegler, the newly elected Reeve of Terrace Bay, Cathy Withers of Beta Sigma Phi and Dave Chmara, the new editor of the Terrace Bay/Schreiber News, were special guests welcomed to the November meeting of the Disability Action Group, Thurs. Nov. 17, along with a new member, Pat Auger. On behalf of Beta Sigma Phi, who had raised funds through a blood pressure booth at the Fall Fair, Cathy Withers presented Treasurer Pam Jones with a cheque for $100. Pam expressed the grati- tude of the organization, stating it would be used towards one of D.A.G.s projects, Handitransit or Lifeline. Following business reports, a reply was read from Terrace Bay Council regarding another ramp at the east end of Simcoe Plaza. Presently no funds were available, but it would be looked in to this winter or early spring. President Shirley Mikus had discussed this, topic with Police Chief Kidder, suggesting moving the present handicap parking closer to the Bank and with additional handicap areas designated by the Municipal Office and at the end of the Plaza by the Strawberry Parch. She had further urged the areas be widened to allow a wheelchair to be lowered beside the vehicle. Members were advised handicap signs were avail- able at the Police Station. These are not license plates, but signs for any car transporting a handicapped per- son. Inspection of the Public School in Terrace Bay showed less accessi- bility since its renovations. Presently,» one cubicle was wheelchair accessible in the girls washroom, and no other. It will eventually be accessible, but timing indefinite. Pam discussed problems with taking residents to Senior Bowling at the Recreation Centre. The A & W sign had taken away the ramp space and there had been no replacement. Also there were obstacles in reaching the side doors. This had been reported to Director Dean Main. Elaine Mannisto reported excel- lent progress with Lifeline meet- PUBLIC NOTICE To all area residents, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY You may pay your Imperial ESSO, Shell Canada and Petro Canada Inc., fuel oil accounts at the Credit Union Office in Schreiber, 303 Scotia Street (next to Spadoni's Department Store). There is no service charge for senior citizens. ings and had gathered considerable information from the Nipigon-Red Rock group where Lifeline will soon be installed. Shirley thanked Jim Ziegler for his assistance and letters would be forthcoming seeking inclusion in the 1989 budget for both towns. Linda Cairns of Independent Living had requested a reference from D.A.G., and Jim gave Shirley a book on this project for Linda. As usual, the January and February meetings will be can- celled due to winter difficulties with transportation, and D.A.G. will continue throughout the sum- mer months. Jack Patterson object- ed to this system due to the need to meet with regard to furthering Handitransit. A meeting is being arranged with Murray English, Minister of Transportation and Communication in Toronto, and this committee will continue work- ing. The December meeting will be brief in order to have a Christmas Party. This will be Thursday, December 15 in the McCausland Hospital Lobby and there will be lunch and an exchange of a fun Elaine showed two videos on Lifeline, the first made for Marketplace and the second show- ing another Lifeline controlled by voice. Coffee was served. FOR SALE Olympus OM System 35mm cam- era. Lenses: 50mm 1:1.4; 28mm $:3.5;> 75mm to 150mm =:1:4. Winder 1 motor drive, Soligor MK- 10A flash. Other accessories; case, converters, filters etc. Excellent condition. DBX noise reduction system can be used with either tape or disc application. Excellent condition. Phone anytime & ask for Gary. 825-3756 The Adult Continuing /Kducation Programme LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL - TERRACE BAY CAMPUS Will offer the following 90-hour courses for credit: To begin December 11, 1988 (Sunday) - GRADE 12 GENERAL LEVEL MATH (Mr. Dale Cooper) Room 107 Terrace Campus... To begin next February (1989) - GRADE 11 GENERAL LEVEL ENGLISH (Mr. Fraser) - GRADE 11 GENERAL LEVEL DATA PROCESSING (Mr. Cooper) If you wish to enrol, please call the High School. 1:00 p.m. Principal T.W. Houston Secretary Ms. S. Tremblay 825-3271