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Page 2, News, Tuesday, December 3 1991 Criminal court On Wednesday, Nov. 20, Judge Walneck presided over Criminal Court proceedings in Schreiber. Raymond Hebert plead guilty to a charge of Careless Driving, and .was fined $503.75. The charge was laid by Terrace Bay Police. Kenneth Johansen plead guilty to a Terrace Bay Police Charge of Possession of an Explosive Substance. He was given a conditional discharge. Gordon M. Young of Schreiber plead guilty to a Schreiber OPP charge of Driv- ing with a blood alcohol con-. tent.of more than 80 mgs. Young was fined $600 for the offence. 'Tis the Season to be Reading The following is a list of news books available at the Terrace Bay Public Library: *The Crown of Columbus, by Louise Erdrich eHe, She, It, by Marge Piercey eStormy Petrel, by Mary Stew- arte Fall from Grace, by R.L. Wright eThe Fourth Morningside Papers, by Peter Gzowski *Betrayal of Canada, by Mel Hurtig «Dance While You Can, by Shirley MacLaine ©1992 Toy Report, by Canada Toy Council *Retiring Wealthy, by Gordon Communit Pape ¢ Money has no Country, by Ann Shortell. There are many craft, cook- ing and children's books and videos for Christmas at the Library. Registrations for chil- dren's Christmas craft pro- grammes are now being taken at the Library. RAP Meeting The Jackfish Bay Remedial Action Plan Public Advisory Committee will be meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 7 pm, in the Recreation Room at Birch- wood Terrace in Terrace Bay. The PAC will discuss reme- dial options for Blackbird Creek. Municipal election recount A recount in last month's municipal election has not changed the face of Terrace Bay Town Council. Mary Cashmore requested that the returns be counted again, after the initial results indicated only seven votes sep- arated her and Chris Joubert for the last spot on Council. But when the votes were tal- lied again last Thursday mom- ing at the Terrace Bay Munici- pal office, Cashmore was still out of council. The recount only reduced Joubert's victory to five votes. briefs We all rely on several types of communications to get through each day. Some use their radio for listening pleasure and some depend on various radio systems for survival. Without communi- cations search and rescue operations would not be able to function. Some time between Thursday September 13th and Tuesday September 18th 1990 persons unknown stole a large wooden spool con- taining six hundred feet of cable, and a 25 foot antenna. The items were located at a tower site near Mani- touwadge located 400 kilo- metres north east of Thunder Bay. The items are described as: Foam dialectric 7/8 inch heliax black cable on a 3 foot wooden spool. The spool is marked with "Shipped to CBC c/o Lakehead Freight- The two items are valued in excess of $13,000.00. up to $1,000.00 for informa- tion that leads to the arrest of the person(s) responsible for this crime. Call Crime Stoppers, no charge, at 1-800-465-6844, if you have any information | regarding this crime. Crime Stoppers will pay TO ALL Kimberly-Clark Canada Inc. Pulp and Forest Products Operation The snowmobile season is here and we wish to emphasize the safety aspects of this sport. Many roads used by snowmobiles in our mill area have gates or cable barriers which could cause injury or death to careless snowmobile operators and damage to their vehicles. We wish to remind everyone of these potential hazards and emphasize the need for care and common sense in snowmobiling. Please help all of us who work at Kimberly-Clark ensure that safety is a way of life, on and ofj the job, throughout our entire community. | Dear Santa, To Santa: My name is Amanda McWatters and I am nine years old. It is very cold down here. It must be very cold up there. Can you give to the poor for me please? Amanda Mc Watters Dear Santa; My brother and I have been pretty good this year. I go to school now. For Christmas, I would like a typewriter, potato heads, cap- tain planet, a train set, tool belt, and a cassette player. Brent wants a vacuum cleaner and a sonic flasher helicopter. We promise to share all the toys. I will leave you some shortbread and a Pepsi. Have a safe trip. Love Erik Prager Dear Santa, I have been a very good girl and this year I have a new baby sitter. For Christmas, I would like you to get my baby sister, Madison, a new soother, a little pair of slippers, some clothes and a teething ring. I would like some books with tapes, a Little Mermaid sleep- ing bag, an easel with some new paints, a sleeping beauty movie, a yo-yo, and a new bank that sorts the money. I'll leave you some Santa Ju-Jubes and a glass of milk and some sugar for your reindeer on the kitchen table. Don't forget to peek in on me when I'm sleeping. Love, Whitney Wood, Age 4 Dear Santa! This year for Christmas my brother would like to have bub- ble the dog and, for me, I would like go-go my walking dog. We were very good this year. Thank you Santa! From, Stephanie Blanchard, 6 years old and David Blanchard 4 years old Dear Santa Claus, My name is Cassandra. I would like: go-go my walking pup, a humongous panda bear, a glass unicorn (2), a horse for my barbie, pretty amethyst, a real puppy dog--a black lab, a unicom poster, a barbie van, a Susie Snapshot, dancing pretty- ballerina, and my loose tooth to fall out. Love Cassandra LeClair Dear Santa, Thank-you for all the great gifts you brought for me last year. I have been good this year, but my mom says she has a different story about that. This year I would like a typewriter, a Bear-foot Monster truck, a Race and Chase Road Race set and a Fun to Drive Dashboard. My little brother can't talk yet, but he would like a Bubble Mower, construction vehicles and 4x4 vehicles. He really likes trucks." Thank you. Love, Jay and Mike Slavin Dear Santa! I have been a good boy. For Christmas I would like trucks, a Ninja Turtle Blimp, a Nintendo game, a colouring book, and markers. I will leave cookies for you and milk. Merry Christ- mas Santa. . From, Shawn Leblanc, age 6 a THANK you The Schreiber Curling Club would Like to thank all those who donated baking for our table at the bake/craft sale held on Nov 24th at the Recreation Centre. LF ~ <= 1991 Executive SSS