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Renovations approved A total of five capital projects, valued at a total of over $1.26 million for the Lake Superior Board of Education and the North of Superior Roman Catholic Separate School Board, have been approved by the provincial government, ac- cording to an April 9 news release from the Ministry of Education. Schools in both Terrace Bay and Schreiber will benefit from the projects, which were also approved for other school boards in the Thunder Bay area, Education Minister Sean Conway and Northern Development and Mines Minister Rene Fontaine an- nounced in the release. The LSBE has received ID Program on The Schreiber detach- ment of the Ontario Pro- vincial Police is conducting an identification program to help deter bicycle thefts in the area, according to an April 16 news release. "Each year numerous bicycles are reported stolen and in many cases, bikes that are recovered cannot be identified, which results in the item not being returned to the owner,"' the release noted. Starting immediately, residents in areas serviced by the Schreiber detach- ment may apply for a Bicy- cle Identification Sticker. The process is easy, in- volving only two main steps: the name and address of the bicycle's owner, and the make and serial number of the bike. As well as recording the serial number, police will also assign a control number to each bicycle. A retro-reflective sticker will be attached to the bicycle to mark it so all can see you have joined the program. An OPP Constable will be on duty from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on May 7, 8, and 9 to ID your bicycle. Help stop bicycle thefts, join the "'Ident-A-Bike' program today. This program is be- ing sponsored by the Township of Schreiber. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 23, 1986, page 3 an approval for three pro- jects valued at $875,000 while the Separate School Board had two projects valued at $388,000 approv- ed by the government. The bulk of the LSBE project funding will go towards extensive renova- tions at Terrace Bay Public School, with the proposal estimated at $850,000. Renovations will also take place to the tune of $220,000 at Holy Angels School in Schreiber and $168,000 at St. Martin School in Terrace Bay, through the North of Superior Board. In all, 21 capital projects valued at over $6.5 million were approved by the pro- vince, the release noted. Film shown CLINIC Dr. Benz VETERINARY -- and Dr. Peterson -~ of the Highview Animal Clinic will be in Terrace Bay Tuesday, April 29th on Highway 17 in the Scout Hall for an appointment Pam Jones at 825-3714 after 1 p.m. ARE YOU PREGNANT OR PLANNING A PREGNANCY? Please call the Thunder Bay District Health Unit at 824-2413 now if interested in attending PRE-NATAL with Genuine GM Truck Accessories @@ Tailgate sale *247® sale *24"* 993027 Full size Chev & GMC reg. $27.51 993120 S-truck Chev & GMC reg. $26.81 Ss --S Box side rails << 994329 Full size Chev & GMC reg. $134.50 sale *114° 997895 S-truck Chev & GMC reg. $120.82 sale *99° Winch Ask us about other truck accessories 995609 8,000 Ibs. Rear sliding windows, running boards, reg. $955.45 box liners, etc. sale °859°° Offer ends April 25, 1986 or while stock lasts See what Spadoni Bros has in store for you SPADONI BROS. LTD. 824-2244 = Schreiber CLASSES NOTICE I would like to announce that I will not be at the Town Hall on Wednesday, April 23, but will return in time for the regular weekly public session on Wednesday, April 30. seria Ollie Chapman Reeve Township of Terrace Bay