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PAGE 14 WOTrLCE RE: DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE Township of Schreiber Numerous complaints have been received concern- ing dogs running at large. According to by/law 405, dogs may be impounded, and destroyed after 48 hours or if photographed as evidence of running at large, summoned and fined. The situation has become serious, and in some cases persons bitten. Residents are urged to keep their dogs confined or council will find it necessary to take harsh action. Mrs. M. Zombori Clerk-Treasurer . Schreiber Hosts Zone Playdowns - cont'd from page 13: will resume Sunday at 10.00 a.m. The Club will be closed during meal hour from 5 to 6.30 Saturday. Representing the Schreiber Club will be the team of Burton Phillips with F. Caccamo, G. Caccamo and M. Phillips. It's an ill wind! Lester McCuaig, confined at home with flu, assists Sandra, Linda, and Mario Commisso with details for the school project "Early Life in Schreiber." Photo next column - Some of the officers of the Lady Fireman Lodge, one of the oldest organizations in Schreiber, receiving it's charter on February 2nd 1902. Front - Mrs. Austin Cosgrove, collector; Mrs. Paul Humenicki, president; Mrs. Robert Winters, Dernier TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 29, 1970 warden; Back - Mrs. Ted Wilson, secretary and Mrs. Ambrose McGrath, chaplain. 'Photo by |. McCuaig. HATS OFF TO SCHREIBER TEENAGERS We have all heard and read about the bad things some of our teenagers do but today we are delighted to report on one of the kind deeds recently perform- ed by some Schreiber teenagers . A local restaurant which has long been a gathering place for some of our youth was condemned for its insightly premises by the Health Inspector and it looked as if the proprietor, who has little money and who is not well, might be put out of business . * Hearing of his predicament a group of High School Students headed by a young Miss Hamilton, undertook to thoroughly clean the premises. And a bang-up job they did, the place now sparkles ' PUBLIC NOTICE Effective, January 27th, 1970, Ralph Morrill has been appointed by/law enforcement officerg for the Township of Schreiber. All by/laws will be strictly enforced. Mrs. M. Zombori, Clerk-Treasurer . NOTICE OF BLASTING OPERATIONS Ontario Hydro will be carrying out blasting oper- ations along Huron Street, Schreiber, during school hours for the duration of this week and all of next week. John Jarosz, Ontario Hydro | really don't have much of « singing voice. In fact _the only thing it's good for is cooling soup.