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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 11, 1984 community NEWS Parish Healing Mission planned To celebrate the Spe- cial Holy Year of Re- demption, St. Martin of Tours Church, Terrace Bay; is having a Parish Healing Mission from Sunday, January 22 to Thursday, January 26 inclusive. The theme of the Mission is "Healing of Hearts."' The Mission will be given by the team of Fr. Carl Schmidt, CSsr., a Redemptorist Mission- ary, and Mrs. Bea Bris- bois, R.N., wife and mother, Public Health Nurse and Psychiatric Nurse for the past ten years. Both team mem- bers are from Windsor, THANK YOU We sincerely wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our relatives and friends who offered welcome and best wishes to us on our wedding day, December 28, 1983. Special thanks to all who so quickly offered to help out in so many ways. Everything was greatly appreciated. Doris and Bert Latreille their warm Ontario, and are mem- bers of the Associa- tion of Christian Thera- pists. The entire Mission is built in and around the Mass and the Sacra- ment of Reconciliation, Preaching and Healing Prayer. All the services will be held at 7:00 p.m. with Mass each evening. On Sunday evening, instead of Mass, there will be Exposition of the Bless- ed Sacrament, Homily, Healing Prayers and Benediction. The Bles- sed Sacrament will be exposed for voluntary adoration and interces- sary prayer Monday to Thursday from 2-4 p.m. Private prayer and coun- selling will be provided by the team _person- nel. All are welcome! LRA RTT TAD Daily, Weekly, Monthly Rates Reserve Today! 825-3268 AVIS RENT A CAR ISLAND VIEW SHELL Hwy. 17E. Terrace Bay or TERE "CREATE A SNOWMAN CONTEST" ENTRY FORM "NEWS" office ADDRESS: C1 Family Portrait © Biggest Mail entry form to: -or drop them off at the AGE: (12 years & under) J PHONE: Category you wish to enter: (1 Funniest Ontario, POT 2W0 * Deadline for all entries is January 31, 1984 = Best Dressed © Most Original "Creat a Snowman Contest" Box 579, Terrace Bay, | Michael and Carol Koshowski, proud parents of Terrace Bay's historic triplets Karli, Krystal and Kristine, received a six-month supply of Kleenex Huggies disposable diapers from Kimberly-Clark President, Walter Groman. Groman imported the K.C. product from the United States for this special occasion, and they expect to be producing diapers in Canada by this fall. Carol is the daughter of Mary Clare and Joe Kennedy, a former employee of Kimberly-Clark here in Terrace Bay. For safety and | savings, keep tire pressure up by DIANA POOKE Under-inflated tires can cost you a small for- tune. They could also cost you your life. Sur- veys show that most car owners keep their tires at a lower pressure than recommended by car and tire manufacturers. A Shell Canada spot _ check of 250 cars show- ed that the most com- mon problem, which oc- curred in almost half the cars checked, was under-inflated tires. Running a car with tire pressures lower than recommended is not only potentially dan- gerous but is also costly. Underinflated tires take more power to make them roll. This increas- ed rolling resistance sig- nificantly increases gasoline consumption. If tire pressures are only 10 percent below the recommended level, then the gasoline bill will increase by two per- cent. If pressures are allowed to be as much as 20 percent too low, and they often are, then the gasoline bill will in- crease by five percent. Under-inflated tires also wear out more quickly. A tire that's under- inflated can lose one- fifth of its useful life. On the other hand, if tire pressures are too high, although there will be slightly beneficial ef- fect on the gasoline bill, it will be at the expen- se of road grip and safety. With over-in- flated tires, a car's handling characteristics may change complete- ly. For long journeys on fast roads, tire pres- sures can be increased slightly. The correct amount of the increase is shown in your car owner's handbook. But again, do not over- inflate tires as it could adversely affect hand- ling and be dangerous. The type of tire on your car affects fuel eco- nomy. When the time comes to buy tires, con- sider radials. Radial tires give better gasoline economy than bias-ply tires because they offer less rolling resistance. Radials will reduce fuel consumption by 3.5-6 per cent. In addition, bias-ply tires will wear more quickly and need to be replaced after ap- proximately. 40,000 km as compared with the expected 60-70,000 km life of a radial tire. For those who have radials, the "radial bul- ge" can disguise a tire that is under-inflated. Use a good quality tire pressure guage to check your radials. Check all tire pressures at least once a month at your service station. It costs nothing, it saves money, and it may save your life. >) GET CASH! Sell Anything With J poet 4 COURNET Correct me if 'm wrong Just a note to say that I'm living That I'm not among the dead; Though I'm getting more forgetful And more mixed up in the head. For sometimes I can't remember When I stand at the foot of the stairs If I must go up for something Or, I've just come down from there. And before the fridge so often My poor mind is filled with doubt; Have I just put food away, or Have I come to take some out! And there's times when it is dark out With my nightcap on my head, I don't know if I'm retiring Or just getting out of bed. So, if it's my turn to write to you There's no need in getting sore. I may think that I have written And don't want to be a bore. So remember ... I do love you, And I wish that you were here. But now it's nearly mail time So I must say goodbye, dear. There I stood beside the mailbox, With a face so very red. Instead of mailing you my letter, I had opened it instead! Author Unknown Are you guilty ... continued from page 3 By-Law #242 (a) - "No_ person shall drive a motorized snow vehicle between the 'hours of midnight and 7 a.m. along or across the highways or parts of highways (all streets of the town of Terrace Bay) under the jurisdiction of the township of Ter- race Bay. As listed in schedule (a) - if one is caught doing so, there will be a fine issued in the amount of $300.00. Also note that if you are caught trespassing on private property (without the written permission of the prop- erty owner) you are sub- ject to a fine of $500.00. So, if you're one of the guilty people, watch out. Keep it legal - and make sure that you know the laws regarding the use of snowmobiles.