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Wednesday, July 5, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 11 Catholic The regular monthly meeting of St. Martin of Tours C.W.L. was held on Monday, June 12. The meeting opened with the League Prayer being offered for a safe and peaceful summer. Marilyn read the minutes of the previous meeting followed by the treasurer's report by Diane. Marg Roberts gave her report on the installation of Officers on April 26 followed by dinner at the Imperial Restaurant. Edna reported on First Communion Sunday with the children receiving rosaries. The Crowning of Mary took place with Marilyn doing the honors. Holy Spirit Pins were given to each candidate who made their Confirmation at Mass on May 28. Marg thanked all members who participated at Masses on May 6 and 7, being C.W.L. Month. Lillian Belliveau attended the Convention in Thunder Bay for the Senior Citizens Homes for the Aged May 25. The Provincial Convention is being held in Timmins on July 10 to 13. Lil will attend with possi- bly one other delegate. The living rosary took place at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 29 Women's League with 50 students, C.W.L. mem- bers, Father Campbell and mem- bers of the congregation partici- pating and once again this was a beautiful event. Peggy gave her report for the month of May and also reported tickets are now on sale for the cedar chest of linens to be drawn at the Bazaar in October. Dolores for Resolutions urged members to recycle and to keep up the fight against Sunday shop- ping. Kathleen gave her report on the Convention. The pre-conven- tion workshop on Tuesday after- noon was a presentation on "Care and Abuse of the Elderly" given by John Cosgrove, Director of the Catholic Family Development Centre, and his wife Geri, Director of the Social Work Department at St. Joseph's Hospital and reported 10 per cent of the elderly are mistreated. The C.W.L. is the backbone of the Parish and we are urged to keep a good image, there are 71,000 members in Ontario. St. Agnes Parish, Thunder Bay, will host the 1990 convention. Father Ken Pottic thanked everyone for their support of The Holy Childhood. Retrievers make best guide dogs By Alice Scott A friend of mine, who happens to also breed Labradors, once said thatthe most emotional and grati- fying time in her life was watch- ing a dog from her kennel become a graduate seeing eye dog. Receiving a "Best in Show" at a conformation show couldn't even come close. These dogs are temperament tested at seven weeks of age and then placed in a foster home for one year. Like the independence dogs, the foster parents must train and love these pups and then give them up. It then takes 12 weeks to train each guide dog. There is still no guarantee that the dog will pass all tests required for a seeing eye dog. These dogs are asked to nego- tiate through congested traffic, cover railway tracks, ascend esca- lators, descend in elevators, go through revolving doors and avoid obstacles. Labrador retrievers and Golden retrievers are the most popular breed now usct. The "Lions Club of Ganada" have been strong supporters of the Guide Dog facilities in the U.S. and Canada since the start of Guide Dogs. They have helped many blind CANADIANS ARE CD SP SWIMMERS ae Gen) = ro a Lo > M 'oC. a iyt09? im THAT'S HOW MANY | people gain independence by sup- plying them. with guide dogs. .... Each year the "Labrador _ Owners Club" hold a dog walk-a- thon across Canada to raise money for our guide dog training facilities in Canada. If you are ever asked to con- tribute to these facilities [please give generously. These dogs are their master's eyes. The Mother's Day Tea held on May 13 was again a great suc- cess. The Grade 8 graduates were presented with Bibles by Kathleen on Monday, June 26. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER TENDER TER 02-89 Tenders are invited for the construction of a sewage disposal system at Rainbow Falls Provincial Park (Rossport Campgrounds) approximately 13 km west of Schreiber on Highway 17. Tender must be received at the MNR District Office in Terrace Bay by 12:01 p.m. on July 28, 1989. On July 1, a "Float" was shared with the Knights of Colombus. Dolores looked after this. For further information and/or tender documents contact: Mr. C. Hewson Ministry of Natural Resources Evelyn reported everything is P. O. Box 280 going along well for the Fall Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Bazaar to be held Oct. 21 this year. Father Campbell announced there is going to be a "Parish Mission" from October 28 till Telephone (807) 825-3205 "Pour des renseignements en francais, composer le numero (807) 825-3205." November 2, and also reminded Ministry of Vincent G. Kerrio members of the new mass sched- Minister ule for the summer months: , Natural Saturday 7 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m. Resources and 10:30 a.m. at Birchwood Terrace. At the close of the mecting Suzanne served a delicious lunch. Put a "C.A.P." on Drug Pushers Call 824-3345 If you have any information about local drug dealers or users call the "C.A.P. HOTLINE" 4 and give the information you have to the & police. You can call the C.A.P. HOTLINE £ anytime of the day. During business hours the phone will be answered, but £ after hours an answering machine will take your message. A CARING COMMUNITY can cure the drug problem in our towns. Ontario ommunity Against Pushers 824-3345 Call attention to the drug pushers in our towns. Call the C.A.P. hotline and give the information that you have about local drug dealers! Do you care about the : : COMMUNITY? A caring community can crush drug pushers If you do, call the C.A.P. business. HOTLINE and leave any information¥ you have about illegal drug use. You do not have to leave your name. "IT'S¥ THEIR NAMES WE..WANT, NO YOURS!" Call 824-3345 today. "CALL 824-3345 AND CALL ATTENTION TO THE LOCAL DRUG PUSHERS:.' Call, leave your message about any illegal drug use in SCHREIBER or TERRACE BAY and area. Your information is a piece of the puzzle! _ | |. Murray Dodick Optometrist 1119 Victoria Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 1B7 1-622-7726 THE AIR? If your summer travel plans are Up In The Air this year, norOntair would like to keep them there. ARMSTRONG THE MOVER eee & Storage -- nena epinine af norOntair offers convenient connections with Air Ontario, via Sault Ste. Marie, for travel to onward destinations. 'Call your local travel agent, Air Canada, Canadian Airlines International or norOntair, and tell them this summer your travel plans are Up In The Air! 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