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FEBRUARY I6, I977 TERRACE BAY NEWS 'PAGE IO OPP INVESTIGATING BOMB EXPLOSION A dynamite bomb shook the usually peaceful streets of Schreiber at 4:10 a.m. on Saturday morning. A car belonging to Mr. Harry Martin- son of Schreiber was mined during the night with one or two sticks of dyna- mite according to Schreiber 0O.P.P. No motive for the bombing is known Mr. Martinson is popular in the comm- unity. "We don't know of any motive", a spokesman for Schreiber 0.P.P. "We hope its not a lunatic. Some people are afraid to start their car for fear of a device wired to the ig- nition". Schreiber O0.P.P. have enlisted the aid of Thunder Bay OPP's forensic science lab. . "We are treating this as a very serious matter", said the OPP spokes- man. Maximum: penalty for the offence is fourteen years "imprisonment. Damage to the undercarriage and interior of the car was heavy. Win- dows in the car and Mr. Martinson's house were blown out. No one was in- jured in the explosion. The OPP are questioning local people and solicit confidential help from anyone who has any information. said MARK BOURRIE REPORTER FOR TERRACE BAY The Terrace Bay News is pleased to announce Mr. Mark Bourrie has aceepted the position of News Reporter for Terrace Bay. Your help is required by informing Mark of events which require Press cover- age, and this should be done as early as possible before an event. = Mark has a very heavy schedule to begin with and your help to him will be greatly appreciated. You may contact Mark at 825-9097. We would also at this Time like to thank those in the community who have offered to submit write ups and pictures of events as they happen. Lots of Cells Bacteria and other microscopic organisms consist of only a single cell. However, it takes a hundred trillion cells or more to make a human being. Wed. Feb.. 23rd Ice Shave 1:00- 3:00 Public Skating, Public School & Pre-School Program 3:00- 4:00 Scrape & Flood 4:00- 6:00 Figure Skating 6:00- 7:30 Midgets . 7:30- 9:00 Public Skating 9:00-11:30 Broomball MINOR HOCKEY PLAYER OF THE WEEK . Player of the week is based on ability, most improved and desire. These trophies are donated by "Frankel Marshall". Winner for the week of February 7th to 12th was Mike Lanteigne of the Atom Division. HELP FIGHT 2 FAR CHILDREN'S ART PROGRAMME sponsored by the Terrace Bay Recreation Department and the Terrace Bay Art Club. WHEN: 5 weeks' course starting February 26th, every Saturday werning from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. COST: $5.00 per registrant WHERE: large meeting room of the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre WHO: children age 8 to Grade 8. Please note that anyone having taken the first Art course will not be allowed to take this course. Hopeful ly, an advanced Art course "will be made available in a few months. INSTRUCTOR: Marg Pedersen HOW TO REGISTER: Anyone interested must register by making payment to the Recrea- tion Office during office hours. Dead- line for registration is Wednesday, Feb=- ruary 23rd. Ee MAXIMUM NUMBER TO BE REGISTERED - 10 only, on a "first come, first served" basis.