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~ dressed in Irene Folz Do you remember when your parents said "When I went to school..." Well, the Schreiber Public School held a Heritage Day and gave us a sample of what it was like to go back in time to school in 1885. The teachers and some of the students showed up for school last Monday "Ichabod Crane" style garb, and began their day with the ringing of the hand bell.) The students lined up for entry - girls on one side and boys on the other, and pro- ceeded to their respective classes (quietly). Each teacher had students from grades 1-8 in their classrooms, and they gave them a taste of "olden days" lessons. God Save the Queen and the Maple Leaf Forever were heard, and the morning began. Spelling Bees, and writing lessons (using nibs and ink wells) were going on in some of the rooms with emphasis on proper posture. Mr. Tessier. the school full-time staff therapist. province of Ontario. references to: STAFF PHYSIOTHERAPIST The McCausland Hospital invites applications for a Excellent opportunity to gain general hospital ex- perience and. participate in specialized program development and implementation. All applications must be licenced to practice in the Please apply in writing with complete resume and principal, held a class showing the art of discipline. Tardy pupils were made to stand in the corner, and the use of the cane and strap were demonstrated. The students seemed in- terested and enjoyed their "new" lessons. From what | School Daze "1885" this reporter observed, they probably paid better atten- tion on this one "play" day than in the whole year; and I for one, remember my folks telling me about school days 1885 style. - Well, maybe not quite that far back! Terrace Bay Police Report Police attended Two Motor Vehicle Accidents 'of Over $700 damage, one resulting in a charge of Following Too Closely and one resulting in a charge of Failing to Yield, both under the Highway Traffic Act. One Motor Vehicle Accident of Under $700 damage was also in- vestigated, no charges laid. Two Juveniles missing from Thunder Bay were located by Terrace Bay Police and returned. Police investigated one report of Mischief involv- ing damage to a vehicle and two complaints of wilful damage also involving vehicles. A report of wilful and colours Personalized Service Professional Designing Qualified Installers all in one package at competitive prices Showrooms in T. Bay and Marathon Custom Finishing BY EMILE (INC.) 1 100 Russell St. 623-1845 "Your One Stop Cabinet Shop" Why look anywhere else for your dream kitchen? Our Customers: Weofferyou K Canadian Quality products now. Excellent choice of Oak and European styles Shouldn't You? ge ' damage at the Rec Centre was investigated and another complaint of wilful damage regarding a broken window at the Public School is still under investigation. Police responded to a call requesting assistance in removing an unwanted per- son from a_ private residence. One Theft of Over $200 was reported by Kimberly Clark. Police were called regar- ding a noise complaint in the Township. The culprit was advised to 'test' out his vehicle elsewhere. One Committal Warrant was served on a _ local resident. A bicycle was found and claimed by owner. Police were given infor- mation that a previously charged person may be breaching his probation. Further investigation revealed the complaint was unfounded. A complaint of harrass- ing phone calls was in- vestigated. The usual pro- cedure in these cases was applied and suspects inter- viewed resulting in the matter being cleared up with no further action. A constable attended to assist regarding a family dispute. Police also responded to a fire call at Kimberly Clark to assist if necessary. a Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 26, 1985, page 5 Read between the lines Jack Fillion, owner of the Chip Wagon located at Island View Shell, seems to be in a sticky situation with the Town Council. To receive his vendors permit this year, Mr. Fillion must sign an agree- ment with the Town that states he must vacate the premises by October 15, 1985. Under the new proposed highway Commercial Zon- ing Law put forth by Coun- cil, the definition of building will change and Mr. Fillion's converted bus will no longer fall into the building definition as it now stands. Therefore, if the by-law is passed, Mr. Fillion will not be allowed to return to the site he now occupies, unless he changes the structure, and becomes a permanent building. Mr. Fillion has signed a five year lease with the owners of the Shell, and is looking to return to the site next year. ; Although at this time several people involved were unavailable for com- ment, the "News" will keep you informed. Come and Go Shower In honour of Mrs. Anita Speziale. To be held in the basement of Holy Angels Parish. Sunday, June 30th, 1985 at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is Welcome. = --_>----- Mm, Ge LOATES ©19% The incredible array of birds and wildlife makes Ontario's Provincial Parks a naturalist's dream. Wake up with a warbler. Have a hoot with an owl. Share a laugh with'a loon. Ontario's Provincial Parks offer great family vacations and are easy to get to. So leave the alarm clock at home. Come, park yourself. For more information write Ontario Travel-Parks, NAME Dept. N.D.. Queen's Park. Toronto M7A 2R9. ADDRESS CITY. PROV. POSTAL CODE --- | | CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-268-3735 Ministry of Hon. Michael Harris Natural Mary Mogford Resources -- DeputyMinister