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Cheetah main attraction Al Oeming was in Schreiber and Terrace Bay last week with a live Cheetah. He was pro- moting the preserva- tion of endangered spe- cies such as the cheetah and raising funds for that purpose. During the day, Mr. Oeming and Tawana vis- ited the local schools and Birchwood Ter- race. The incredibly do- cile animal was very patient as cameras flashed in his face and people stroked his thick coat. According to young and old alike it was a real thrill. Though the cheetah stole the spotlight, the film that was presented Tuesday night at L.S.H.- S. Terrace Bay was no less incredible. The film was two hours long though it had taken ten years to make. There were no special effects like most films today need in order to hold your attention. It was a portrayal of real life, the daily lives of predatory animals and how they survive. It concerned the survival of the fittest and the incredible will to survive. The most amazing thing was that the film- makers were able to photograph such things as a cougar stalking big horn sheep and a bear chasing wolves away so he could eat their kill. A fascinating creature called the pygmie shrew, the smallest mammal must eat every three hours to survive and does so by eating mice or minnows - and it's all on film. The film is narrated by Al Oeming himself who adds many inter- esting points because he was there. Mr. Oeming signed many autographs that night and explained to people that the cheetah was indeed a descend- ant of the one he had brought to this area years ago. If he comes again, don't miss it! Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 28, 1984, page 11 The tame cheetah "Tawana" lay patiently while local children and some adults stroked her fur. The cheetah was with Al Oeming who presented a two hour Business "Bringing Northern Ontaric together" film on predators. Cancer Society -- chooses executive | Se Jor C ristmas 30% ot all perms, henna's and luminize ...at your newstand The Executive of the M. Hale; Chairman, M. Patient, M. O'Neil; now: Terrace Bay Canadian McDougall; Treasurer, Medical Advisor, Dr. . Cancer Society are as J. Nugent; Secretary, C. - A.B. Adey. follows: Past Chairman, McLeod; Services - to - me { jony's % Hairstyling and p Barbering Shop GRAND OPENING Parad ~ Located at same entrance at Thursday, Dec. 13, 1984 } Se Birchwood Terrace Drop in and meet our Staff Marlen Upson - owner Patricia St. Dennis -- Hairstylist & Manageress Janice Liebrock -- Hairstylist | Lynne Wong - Hairstylist Pasquale Trichilo -- Barber e Serving free coffee and donuts for appointments call 825-9545 New Hours Monday 9-5:30 & Tuesday 6:30-8:30 Wednesday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. | Special Expires December 30th