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NBC Hockey standings Teams WwW Ig LE Pts GF GA Sabres 6 4 0 12 74 65 Diesels 6 4 0 12 71 66 Superiors 3 7. 0 6 54 68 Player & Team Goals Assists Points L. McParland (Sabres) 18 18 36 D. Ross (Sabres) 11 16 27 L. Ross (Sabres) 9 16 25 M. Lake (Diesels) 14 8 22 G. McKenzie (Diesels) 13 6 19 C. Commisso (Sabres) 11 7 18 G. Fummerton (Superiors) 8 7 15 S. Ross (Diesels) 5 10 15 R. Saarinen (Superiors) 9 5 14 G. Solly (Diesels) 5 8 13 Winnie's Scribbles Continued from page 1 "That's why I like coming to the workshops. You learn something new every time. It sure improves the quality of the fur going out now," said Riddell. Riddell said that trappers rarely . use leg hold traps anymore. "Now we use the quick kill traps," he said. death is sudden and more humane These traps catch the animal by the back and the neck and causes death in about 10 to 15 seconds said Riddell. "The traps are much more> humane than before," he added. Riddell said the definition of a humane trap is one that causes death or irreversible unconscious- ness in three minutes or less. He said there is constant testing Page 5, News, Wednesday, December 7 , 1988 Advances in trapping increase humanity Current leg hold traps are simi- lar to the ones with teeth. Instead of teeth though, there is just a flat piece of steel which is covered with rubber. Garneau has demonstrated this trap in the past, using his arm. "Last year I demonstrated it all day long and only had a small bruise at the end of the day," said Garneau. These new traps are called soft hold traps. Riddell gave an excel- lent example of their benefits. He explained that one day he was checking his traps and found a large Husky caught in one of them. He contacted the owner of the dog who came to release him, and the dog's paw wasn't even bruised. So, although it's an old occupa- tion, there are new advances being made to make it more humane and profitable. Thank you Thank you for your vote of confidence The Anglican Church will hold their Christmas Party at 6 p.m. December 7th with a potluck sup- per and exchange of gifts valued at $5. All members are asked to bring a gift for Cindy. Also this year we have a gentle- man to remember at Christmas. If you need any more information please call Mrs. Hazel Bailey and look for information in the church bulletin. We need knitted mitts for the Christmas cheer fund. The C.W.L. bazaar was a great success. Thanks to all who helped. The Birchwood birthday party is December 15. A reminder that executive elections will be held in March. Be prepared to let your name stand. Christmas meeting will be held December 11th with gift exchange of a $5 limit. See you there. and revisions being done to traps to make them more humane. at the polls. For example, the leg hold trap with teeth is now illegal. Both Bill Houston. Riddell and Garneau said they each Counci flo r, have hundreds of these traps in their garages that are now useless. Jerrace Bay Thank You Special thanks to Dr. Raczycki, Dr. Wilkes and the staff at the McCausland Hospital for the care and concern when needed. Thanks to my family and friends for their visits, cards and gifts while | was in the Port Arthur General Hospital. All was very much appreciated. Barbara Haughn Giftstore "& <- When help is needed. The Red Cross. With your help, Red Cross provides a blanket of services and programmes in your community. Please support your local Red Cross branch. The Canadian Red Cross Society xr Don't Worry, Be Happy! Let me do your Christmas baking & cooking * assorted baking * cookies * chocolates * gift baskets * cabbage rolls * perogies * lasagna * pork pie Call 824-2574/824-2743 Deadline is December 12 Please Order Early OPEN UNTIL CHRISTMAS!!! From Tuesday thru Sunday 12-5p.m. Friday nights till 9 p.m. ROSSPORT 824-2106 "A nice Sunday drive" Thank you The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch 223 wish to thank everyone who worked, as well as the following stores who contributed to the success of their Fall Bazaar, on November 6th (convened by Denise Moon). DONORS OF PRIZES Strawberry Patch, Robinson's, Terry's Sight & Sound, G & G Hair Fashion, Moore's of Terrace Bay, Costa's Foodmarket, Waghorn's Pharmacy, Hodder's Jewelers, Terrace Bay Credit Union, Superior Styles & Trends, Cebrario's. Door prize - $25 voucher donated by Costa's Winner - D. Voyer Glasses - donated by R. Dakin Winner - C. Mason Baby Quilt - donated by L. Belliveau Winner - Cindy Thrower Gift Certificate - donated by G & G Hair Fashions Winner - Denise Moon Brass Candle Holder - donated by Hodder's Jewelers Winner - A. Beaulieu Cake - donated by F. Figliomeni Winner - Irene Duffy Cake - donated by K. McLeod Winner - Evelyn Falzetta The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News Reminds you > that there are only ae Shopping days 'til Christmas.