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THANK YOU Dear Friends, Mommy and | just want to thank everyone and tell you how much we appreciate all the beautiful presents | got for coming here. Thank you, Tanner Paradis. THANK YOU The Schreiber North Stars ,would like to thank the following for their donations and support which helped to make our year a great success: Helen and Don Neilon Costa's Foodateria Towne Cinema Palm Dairies J. Vanderwees Don Beno Royal Canadian Legion Ken Dooley Kimberly Clark Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 27, 1983 Streets... continued from page 1 to Columbia, and On- tario Street from High- way #17 to Winnipeg. The Town will pay for the cost of the painting work. The Water and Sewer Committee reported that Committee members will be approaching the few remaining home- owners who have not connected up to the new sewer system and re- quest them to do so. The Building Com- mittee reported that to date this year 17 build- ing permits with a total value of $52,820 have been issued. One demo- lition permit has been issued. The Council discuss- ed the erection of signs in the downtown busi- ness section of Schrei- ber pointing out the direction of Highway #17. Correspondence Under Correspond- ence the Town of Geraldton wrote asking Schreiber's support. The Ministry of Col- leges and Universities is presently cutting funds for trades training in favour of high technolo- THANK YOU | would like to thank the staff of The McCausland Hospital for their kindness and care during my recent stay. A special thanks to Drs., Wilkes and Goldthorpe, the nurses, the lab and blood donors for their quick action. Also thank you to my friends for their thoughtfulness and concern. Intermediate Hockey Club Ann Condie The Terrace Bay Recreation Committee are accepting applications for gy. Trades training is presently going on in Geraldton and the pro- gram will probably be cut back. Men are train- ed under the program to use equipment and skills for the forestry indust- ry. The Council decided to support Geraldton in its protest against the cut back in funds for trades training, and a letter indicating this support will be sent to the Mayor of Geraldton and the Minister. The Rossport Fish Derby Committee re- quested financial help from the Council to help put on the Derby again this year. The Council decided to donate $50 on a Motion by Councillor Larry Dunwoody, §sec- onded by Councillor Burton Phillips. The Cubs and Beav- ers requested free use of the Town Hall. The re- quest was granted. The Council received a letter from the Dist- rict Child Welfare Bud- get Board requesting the name of a Council- lor willing to stand for nomination to the Board. Councillor Ed -- Borutski's name will be forwarded to stand for election to the Budget Board. Accounts General accounts for $31,912.52 and Water Works accounts for $24,740.61 were appro- ved. Business The Council establish- ed a $5.00 an hour pay rate for temporary part time employees. On a Motion by Coun- cillor Burton Phillips, seconded by Councillor Larry Dunwoody, the Council approved the sale of Lot 2, plan 826, section 6, known as 225 Drummond Street by Mr.» Y. Carrier. The property was sold by tender and the bid was McCausland Auxiliary annual meeting The Annual Meeting of the Auxiliary to the McCausland Hospital was held on Monday, April 18 in the Schreiber High School. Election of the Officers for the com- ing year was held and the new executive con- sists of President - Daphne Monks, First Vice Presdient - Doris Walton, Second Vice President - Marilyn Chisholm, Secretary - Lori Strassburger, Trea- surer - Norma Crock- ford, Corresponding Secretary - Gurbochan Sidhu, and Past Presi- dent - Christine Handy. Annual Reports were turned in showing an- other successful year for the Auxiliary. The Aux- iliary will be once again making a sizeable con- tribution towards the purchase of new equip- ment for the hospital. taking a table at the Flea Market to be held May 14 and good used arti- cles are needed for sale. Please contact Marilyn Chisholm at 825-9526 or Sheelagh Hamilton at 825-3340 if you can do- nate. The Auxiliary needs members handy with a needle or knitting needles to work on crafts for the fall fair - you may be contacted or volun- teer to Doris Walton at 825-9463. The next regular meeting will be May 16 at the hospital in Ter- tace Bay - everyone is welcome. ~ For 'In Memoriam' cards in Terrace Bay contact the administra- tion office at the hospi- tal or Geri Strassburger at 825-9120. In Schrei- ber cards are available at the public library or contact Christine Handy The Auxiliary will be at 824-2882. THANK YOU The much expressed success of the Schreiber Minor Hockey Banquet was the result of dedication, time, and hard work by; Cathy Duggan, Charlotte Miller, Christine Handy, Lorraine Huard, Diane Duffy, Diane Figliomeni, Jackie Wilson, and Leanne Beauparlant; through the organization and planning of this event. | would like to take this opportunity to thank the original eight © as well as all the parents who contributed with a special thank you to Wendy Martin and Gladys Anderson for their extra help also to the Minor Hockey Executive for their support. Chairman Betty Ann Klassen "SUMMER EMPLOYMENT" SWIM POOL: 1 POOL MANAGER/INSTRUCTOR - June 2nd to August 31st/83. - $325.00,week - MUST HAVE INSTRUCTOR QUALIFICATION $8,100. = GUARANTEED SERVICE GUARANTEED PRICE 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER/INSTRUCTOR - June 20th to August 31st/83. - $5.50/hour - MUST HAVE MINIMUM LEADER CERTIFICATE GUARANTEED GM PARTS SPADONI BROS. Ph. 824-2244 or 824-2043 SCHREIBER 3 LIFEGUARDS/INSTRUCTORS -. June 20th to August 31st/83. - $4.50/hour Reg. 24.55 §°5 plus tax Up to 5 litres of oil (10W30) on most cars and 'light duty trucks 1 RELIEF LIFEGUARD - June 20th to August 31st/83. - $3.50/hour PLAYGROUND: (Tot Lot) 2 Leaders - June 20th to August 26th/83. - $4.50/hour © OIL CHANGE Application forms are available at the Recreation Office and must accompany letter of | Sees e FILTER CHANGE application. Completed applications can be dropped off at the Recreation Office or | e LUBE JOB mailed to: Terrace Bay Recreation Committee, | Box 460, : GUNENTEED SEVIS offer expires Terrace Bay, Ontario, POT 2W0, GUARANTEED GM PARTS May 31, 1983 Before the Deadline of Friday, May 6th, 1983.