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Wednesday, May 31, 1989 © TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS © Page 9 Don't let your dog breed | By Alice Scott A question I am asked time and time again is, "Should I let my female have a litter of pup- pies?" The answer is positively "No." It is nothing but an old wives' tale, that your female will be a better pet if she has a litter. The complications can be enormous and there are enough unwanted dogs in this world. Just recently I received a call about a female, only a pup her- self, who had a litter of unwanted pups. Eight of these puppies were "drowned" by the owner of the dog. This is an extremely inhu- mane method of destroying pups. Vets in Thunder Bay will put a pup to sleep for a slight fee and the puppies do not suffer in the process. One pup from this litter was taken by a person who was will- ing to wake up every two hours for feeding, cleaning the pup, and give him the 24 hour care he needed. He is now seven weeks, healthy and happy, and in a home where he'll always be cared for. He was the lucky one. Remember, have your pet spayed or neutered!! Township of Terrace Bay BUILDING PERMITS reminder Schreiber recaptured its title from Longlac in the North Shore Fun Run. A total of 39 per cent of Schreiber's population took part in the event. Red Rock came in second with 26 per cent taking part and Terrace Bay third with 22 per cent. Above, eldest female to take part in the Fun Run is Dodie Cosgrove, and the youngest participant was Stephen Figliomeni. Missing is Fred Harness, the oldest male participant. Photo by Dave Chmara Schreiber Library News The winter session of the Pre- School Story Hour culminated with The Little Chimney Puppet Company presenting a version of Robert Munsch's 'Paper Bag Princess'..toan-audience.of.2Q. children and adults on Saturday, April 29th in the Library. The puppet show was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Watch for the announcement for registration of the Summer Story Hour under the theme 'EUREKA!' This will commence in July. During Education Week on April 25 the Library had visits from two classes from Holy Angel's School. Mrs. Joanne Morris and 23 students from Grade 1 visited in the morning and Mrs. Aida McParland and 15 J.K. students visited in the afternoon. Book marks were presented to the chil- dren as they left. The Library, along with Lake Superior High School and the Schreiber Recreation Association, co-sponsored Magnus Theatre's production 'Thin Ice' which was presented to all the high school students Tuesday, May 16 at 10:00 a.m. The students enjoyed the per- formance and a question and answer session followed the production. On May 24 a Science North Tour was at the Schreiber Public' School gymnasium at 2:00 p.m. This tour is organized by Ontario Library Service-North and funded by the Outreach Ontario -~-Programme--of the Ministry of Culture and Communications. The Library will be conduct- ing a semi-annual book exchange at Ontario Library Service in Thunder Bay the last week of May. Come in and view the new books. The- Annual Sale is planned for Saturday, June 17. This event will be held out of doors weather permitting. Tables will again be sold for $5.00 each to the public - a good way to sell off those items weed- ed out during spring cleanup. The Library will be selling used books and a Fish Pond is planned for the children. The Schreiber Public Library _ will begin summer hours June Ist. The Library will be closes every Sunday during the months of June, July and August. The Women's Drop-In ended their program with a demonstra- tion on how to make cross stitch embroidered checked table cloths on Monday, May 8th. Lunch was served and plans discussed for the fall program. Watch for news of this. SEE LIBRARY! YOU AT THE Under Provincial Statute - a building permit is required for any building construction, alteration or demolition. Structures smaller than 10 Square metres do not require building permits, but must comply with zoning by-laws. NOTE THAT PERMITS ARE REQUIRED FOR: - porches/decks/steps - installation of wood stoves, furnaces, etc. - chimney construction/modification - garage/sheds - Structural alterations - additions For further information please contact the Township of Terrace Bay Building Department Sewing Nook ' For Your Lazy Summer Wardrobe Come to.the Sewing Nook Plain & Floral Sateen Cottons, 100% Cotton Fabric, Linens, Jogging Fleece ON SPECIAL CALICO PRINTS 20% OFF FANCY FABRICS FOR WEDDINGS & SUCH 20% OFF TRIM LACE A wide variety 20% OFF Also in stock: Lycra or Spandex for your swimwear and exercise suits Choose from choice of 7 colours SEWING TIP Make sure to change the needles according to fabric i weight & to clean machine with a little brush everytime an article is finished. The Sewing Nook 825-9555 Downstairs from the Post Office on Simcoe Plaza NOTICE North of Superior Programs Mental Health wishes to announce the appointment of Rhonda Miller, R.N. to the position of Mental Health Worker effective May 15, 1989. The Mental Health Worker will be working out of the Schreiber Community Mental Health office from May 23 to July 7, 1989 inclusive as the Terrace Bay office will be closed. You may reach her at 824-2597. Persons having appointments with the Consulting Psychiatrists in May and June will be scen in the Terrace Bay office on the specified datcs. Normal office hours in Terrace Bay will resume on July 10, 1989. Duties Include: The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board Requires A SECRETARY/ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK (full-time position) Typing, filing, processing of purchase orders, collating receiving reports, accurately inputting data required for the preparation of cheques, maintaining an organized filing system. Qualifications: Knowledge of standardized clerical methods, procedures and accounting. Previous experience as an accounts payable clerk and secretary is preferred. PAYROLL CLERK (half-time position) Duties Include: Maintaining the sick day ledger, preparing payroll documents, maintaining personnel records, and preparation of hiring kits for new employees. Qualifications: Knowledge of payroll procedures. Previous experience as a payroll clerk is preferred. Fluency in both English and, French would be an asset. Applications outlining education, work experience and references should be submitted by June 5, 1989, to: Mr. Ken Ryan, Business Administrator, The North of Superior District R.C.S.S. Board, P.O. Box 730, SCHREIBER, Ontario POT 2S0 E. Drozdowsky G.J. Matys Chairperson Director of Education