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This is the first of a two part article written by Constable Bert Logan, Schreiber O.PP. Insurance All snowmobiles must have a valid insurance policy and a copy must be produced to the police offi- cer when stopped. The fine for hav- ing no insurance is $103.75. The fine for "not producing your insur- ance certificate or copy" is $53.75. Permit All motor snow vehicles must be registered and a permit affixed to your registration number on your snow machine. The valid ownership for the machine, or copy, should be pro- duced when stopped by police. A valid permit must also be in place. The fine for each offence is $28.75. Age & Licences for Driving Your Snowmobile é Drivers 16 and over To drive a snowmobile on a roadway a person must be sixteen years of age or older and must have a valid Ontario drivers licence or snowmobile operator's licence. Licenced operators can drive across a highway at a 90 degree angle. Drivers under 16 years Licenced drivers (with snowmo- bile operator's licence) aged 12 and 13 may operate a snowmobile on trails. A 14 or 15 year old (with operators licence) may operate on trails and cross a highway at a 90 degree angle. Note: 1. it is illegal for anyone to drive on Highway 17 with a snowmobile except to cross at a 90 degree angle. 2. All persons stopped by Police must produce a valid licence. Helmets A helmet complying with stan- dards for motorcycle helmets must be wor by every person driving or riding on a motorized snow vehi- cle, or on a cutter, toboggan or sled towed by a motorized snow vehi- cle. The only exception to this is if Winnie's Scribbles Betha's Craft sake was held in the church basement at the Anglican church which was a great success. Working at the tables was Freda Gerow and Betha Miller and Ethel and Shirley. Mrs. Miller worked at the bake table and Eirene Harness. The cake was won by Shirly Hamilton. Free coffee was served. We wish you all thanks. The knights of Columbus held their meeting in the parish centre Dec. 6th afterwards inviting friends for tea and cold plate and salads. I, Winnie Campbell would like to thank all my relations and friends for the wonderful birthday party they put on for by 85th birth- day Dec. 3rd. : Sharon Barton from Port Perry Ont. is here visiting mom and dad McAdam. The Royal Canadian Legton Terrace Bay Branch 223 SS The next General Meeting and Election of Officers of the Royal Canadian Legion Terrace Bay Branch 223 will be held at 7:30 p.m., DECEMBER 18, 1988. As several positions on the Executive will be vacated this year, all members are strongly urged to attend, submit nominations and vote. Township of Terrace Bay AS ae A) Ss Holiday Garbage Collection Friday, Dec. 23: regular scheduled collection Tuesday, Dec 27; NO GARBAGE COLLECTION Wednesday, Dec. 28: holiday collection Friday, Dec. 30: NO GARBAGE COLLECTION Judith Helen Cooper was born _.December 26, 1948. |. 'Winnipeg, Manitoba Now residing, "40 years later" Terrace Bay, Ontario FEN Mend oe Page 3, News, Wednesday, December 14 , 1988 The law and your snowmobile - rules and regulations to follow vehicle is operated on vehicle own- er's land. It is recommended that face shields be worn to prevent wind- burn, and frostbite and to provide protection for the eyes from branches and twigs. By Laws Township of Schreiber and Township of Terrace Bay Both communities prohibit the operation of snowmobiles after 11:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. It is a privilege to drive a snow- mobile in town. Please abide by these laws and the town by-law so this privilege is not taken away. Next week, speed limits, owners liability and accident statistics. Terrace Bay Library News Puppet Show Friday, December 16 - 2 p.m: (3-6 yrs.) "Christmas Fairy" Christmas Films ; Saturday, December. 17 - 2 to 3} p.m. Christmas Crafts Monday, December 19 to Thursday, December 22. Children} 6 to 12 years. Please pre-register. Call the library at 825-3819 for} further information. 'WE WISH YOU A MERRY Ghristmas ee ee res te ie tie ae Leh eae eee eee ee eed SLEEPING GIANT MOTOR MOTEL Bring this coupon s "Christmas Shopper's Weekend" SLEEPING GIANT MOTEL Thunder Bay, Ontario Check-in Friday Noon, Check-out Sunday Noon 1 pers. $58.50 - 2 pers. $61.50 (plus tax) Relax and dance to top entertainment in the LIGHTHOUSE LOUNGE Or see a show at the nearby Community Auditorium Reserve Early, PH. (807) 345-7316 fora | 4 i I I I | I | i at the } ' I | ] I | I i 1 I { | r I 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I ' I I ! I 6644 $668 8348 OLIDAY : SEASON - ERE'. 66 $6 $6 6 4 6 6 6 6 vo | sae ee et ee a I I I i Teicher ees es cee ee es creel ee Wedding Announcement A Celebration of Love took place in London, Ontario at Calvary United Church when Tom Fournier, son of Ingrid and Raoul Fournier of Terrace Bay 'and Penny Stewart-Fournier, daughter of Margaret Stewart of Lambeth, Ontario were joined together in marriage on September 24th, 1988. Officiating at the service was Father Ken O'Keefe and Reverend Elliston Bridges. Jenny Stewart, sister of the bride was maid of honour. Lisa Fournier, Karen Fournier, sisters of the groom, Tracy Stewart, sister-in-law of the bride, were bridesmaids. Oswald Burhmann, friend of the groom was best man. Dan Fournier, brother of the groom, Tom Stewart, Rob Stewart, brothers of the bride and Brian Legree, friend of the groom were ushers. Many out of town friends and family attended to participate in this celebration. The couple honeymooned in Puerto Vallarta and are currently residing in London, Ontario. The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News Reminds you that there are only shopping days 'til Christmas. 10