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High School Costume Dance Photo's. See Pee Wee Herman page 8. TerraceBay __ Schreiber Libra TERRACE BAY . OND, POT 2WO C.C.T.F.N. Wednesday, November 20, 1985 Vol. 20, No. 53 Serving Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Rossport 35° = Terrace Bay's New Council Terrace Bay's new, members of Council. are as follows: REEVE: Ollie Chapman COUNCIL: Jim Files Peter Romanuk George Ramsay Jim Ziegler TRUSTEE (Separate)/Lake Superior Board of Education: Rita McBride TRUSTEE (Public)/Lake Superior Education: Mary Clara Papineau Joan Nugent Gerry Armour Lake Superior Board of Education: acclaimed Ed Hanley Barbara Lalonde Board of Community ' Fish Hatchery MARILYN MoQUIN The Terrace Bay Rod and Gun Club have begun operation of their "mini" fish hatchery. The design of the incubator incor- porates the best features from other similar projects. It has 4 segregated chambers. The club members were responsible for the construction of the box, the building to shelter it, and the security fence to protect it. The Aurora Lake Trout eggs, which are yellow in colour came from the Dorion Fish Hatchery. The M.N.R. was responsible for the transportation of the 40,000 eggs. On Thursday 14th the club members had to clean and sort rocks for the placement of the eggs. The ' eggs are between several layers of round edged rocks and placed in heavy plastic crates before being placed into the hatchery. From this point until the eggs hatch in January they will be checked daily and the temperature recorded by club members. In March or April, once continued on page 9 Rod and Gun Club members cleaning rocks and putting the eggs in.the hatchery. ~ The Fun Factory The Fun Factory is a new, all-Canadian, children's magazine, which will be ready in time for the Christmas holidays. Each issue of The Fun Factory ~ will be filled with zany rid- dles, word games, mazes, 'unusual things to make to do, colouring pages, tricks, "puzzles and games. The cartoon-style il- lustrations, fast pace and innovative activities will guarantee the magazine's popularity with 6-12 year olds. The Fun Factory will also be popular with parents wanting to fill their children's. idle moments with creative fun. The Fun Factory is virtually a por- table home entertainment centre. : The publishers of Th Fun Factory, Curtis Com- munications, have a suc- ' cessful track record of pro- ducing popular children's publications. Last year they. published the 'Action Kids' series of fun books (for 10-12 year olds) which are available in bookstores na- - tionally, and the cheery 'Get Better Book' (5 year olds and up) for the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. A subscription to The Fun Factory is an ideal Christmas gift. Twelve monthly issues cost just $15.00 and can be obtain- ed by writing to: The Fun Factory, Box 1268, Station 'T', Toronto, Ont. M4B 4A4. Schreiber's New Council Schreiber's new members of Council are as follows: - REEVE: Michael Cosgrove COUNCIL: Ed-Borutski Tom Quinton Bob Krause Gerry Godin HYDRO COMMISSION: - E.G. Caccamo Fred Harness TRUSTEE (Separate)/Lake Superior Board of Education: Colleen Smilsky (acclaimed) TRUSTEE (Public)/Lake Superior Board of Education: : Alex Gordon Gary Collier Lake Superior Board of Education: Paul Cebrario (acclaimed)