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TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS_ Wednesday, July 26, 1989 ENGAGEMENT ' Lisa Ann, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Raoul Fournier of Terrace Bay and Joseph Edward Kennedy, son of Mrs. Mary Clare Kennedy of Vancouver, B. C., whose engagement is announced by her parents. The wedding is to take place at 3 p.m. August 19, 1989 in St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, Terrace Bay with Rev. B. A. Campbell officiating. EXHAUSTED all ideas for entertaining summer guests? try Slate Islands Charter Service Boat tours of the Slates and other points along the North Shore. We also offer a drop off and pickup service for campers, picnics, etc. as well as providing fishing charters. Lakehead University A Northern Vision TERRACE BAY The following courses have been scheduled for: FALL/WINTER 1989/90 French 1100 Intermediate Oral French Sociology 2205 Race and Ethnic Relations Religious Studies 2803 World Religions: An Introduction Psychology 3081 The Exceptional Child These course are subject to minimum enrollment and availability of instructor. Registration forms and tuition payments are being accepted by Mrs. B. Spadoni. Please register now to ensure that minimum enrollment requirements are met. Mrs. Barbara Spadoni Lakehead University Off-Campus Representative 303 Park Place Box 54 SCHREIBER, Ontario POT 2S0 fs TRANSPORT DRIVERS " By Alice Scott Last week I gave you a few hints on boating with your dog. This week I'll tell you if they work. A five day interior canoe trip is exciting and physically tiring, so you want your dog to behave. I decided to bring my black female Lab, Nova. She weighs about 65 pounds and fits nicely into our canoe. The first day the waters were very rough so my concentration -- had to be on paddling and waves, and not on what Nova was doing. I've found that the perfect place for my dog was behind my, in the front section of our canoe. This way I can reassure her when the water is choppy, and my hus- band can watch her from the back of the canoe. -- She was excellent in our canoe at all times. The only problem is she, like many dogs, becomes more aware of her surroundings and more protective. She is not an aggressive dog, and anyone who has seen her in obedience classes would be surprised at her response to other canoes or pco- ple on the trail. In this situation I just reassure her and put her on a stay com- mand. Once she realizes the peo- ple aren't a threat to us, she reverts to her old cheerful self. We camped on small islands whenever we stopped, so this gave me the opportunity to let her stay "off lead" on these sites. I did keep her in site and also placed an orange collar on her in case someone spotter her from the water. Black bears are very common and she is the perfect size to be mistaken for a cub, so I always have a bright collar on her in the bush. I buried any of her excrement since it is what you should do even in the bush. One thing I did do that I'm normally against, is give her scraps from our plates. Anything that is left over should be burned, but when your dog is using a lot of energy, certain foods will give them an extra pick up. She was not on her regular diet so I gave her leftover rice, eggs, bacon and stew. The problem with this is she expected it every meal and eventually I had to make her lay down about ten feet _ from us so we could eat in peace. I definitely recommend the individually packed food since it was much easier for carrying and feeding. I hope to find her a pack that she can use to carry her own food since weight is very important when you're portaging. I kept her under control at all times, even on out island camp- sites since she was very interested in the bird and duck population. Another thing that can be a prob- lem with a retriever is when you're fishing. I found out that my dog thinks she should retrieve the fish into A good dog makes for an enjoyable canoe trip the boat. So watch your dogs carefully when you're fishing. In conclusion, I'll bring my dog with me everytime. We didn't spot one bear and I'm sure she kept them away. Tourism and other trivia Did You Know?????? On September 25, 1952, Waghorn's pharmacy opened. On December 21, 1954, The Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club began. In June of 1960, Costa's new grocery store was officially opened. In January of 1973, Kimberly- Clark turned over their hotel to the provincial government, for a Senior Citizen's Home. In 1972, the Aguasabon Trailer Park first opened. 188 visitors stopped at the Terrace Bay Tourist Information Bureau during the weck of July 8 to July 14. Watch for more Trivia next week. Come visit us in the Tourist Bureau, located in the Terrace bay Curling Club Lounge, open seven days a week - 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. NEEDED Get your Class "A" licence - at Ontario's oldest and largest training centre. Courses' start every Monday. Tax deductible, weekend courses, job assis- tance, no experience required. MERV ORR'S TRANSPORT 1-800-265-3559 Sudbury a', STOP SMOKING . High success rates . Only 1 session . Loss of urge to smoke . Reduction of withdrawal symptoms complemented by behavioural tips to assist in breaking the habit . Reasonable rates - the cost of a few cartons of cigarettes $100 1-800-663-6828 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Sunday, August 13 TECHNITHERAPY LIFESTYLE CENTRE (Formerly Laser Line Therapy Centre) Terrace Bay 'That meant so much to me. IN MEMORIAM Spadoni - In loving memory of| our dear nephew Graig, who passed away on July 27th, 1987. What would I give to clasp your hand, His happy face to see. To hear his voice and to see his smile, Lovingly remembered & sadly missed by Auntie Barb, Uncle Pat Jamie & Stacy Terrace Bay Chiropractic Office | 3 Highland Cres Terrace Bay 825-3297 de, TRAVEL é 7s or * ACTA' , ~~ Call your only in town 3 ae ¢ ) Travel Consultant ss 9 Joe Mykietyn (Agent) $24-3418 100 year old Railroad Inn. PL Enjoy the charming atmosphere ofa Comfortable overnight accomodations. ROSSPORT INN EST. 1884 eum.| Seven Days te Masi A Week" Steaks, Seafood - & Fresh Local Fish Licensed Dining FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE OR CALL: Ned & Shelagh Basher 824-3213 Rossport, Ontario POWER OUTAGE The Township of Terrace Bay will be without power on Sunday, July 30, 1989 from 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE. TERRACE BAY HYDRO