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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 18, 1984, page 15 (classified marketplace ° Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00-12:00 1:00-5:00 ' DEADLINE: FRIDAY NOON Mail your advertisement to P.O. Box 579, Terrace Bay, or bring it to our office at Simcoe Plaza Voltage test set for January 17th Ontario Hydro will conduct. a_ routine voltage reduction test on Tuesday, January 17th. Voltage on the Ontario electrical system will be reduced by 5 per cent for two one-hour periods: from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. EST and from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. EST For most customers, the effects of the reduction will be imperceptible. The purpose of the test is to ensure that in an emergency involving, for example, the breakdown of a large generating unit, Hydro could prevent power interruptions. A 5 per cent voltage reduction is equivalent to more than 500,000 kilowatts, enough to meet the needs of more than 180,000 homes. The tests are carried out each year in the months of January and July. The presses are rolling The presses of the WaWartra News will con- tinue rolling to keep the Native people in north- ern Ontario informed, said the Hon. Susan Fish, Ontario's Minister of Citizenship and Cul- ture. The minister was an- nouncing a $25,000 grant to the WaWaTa Native Communica- tions Society to offset the costs of publishing a newspaper. The WaWatTa News is a bilingual newspaper that is published-month- ly and provides coverage of the communities in the Grand Council Treaty #9 area in north- ern Ontario. ~ The WaWatla News is plan- ning to hire a Cree translator so the paper may be written in three languages. The WaWaTa News keeps the Indian people informed about - their community and assess- es general news from their own perspective and besides English, the paper is also published in syllabics, a form of Indian alphabet, which helps provide cultural continuity and preserve the Native heritage. The WaWaTa Native Communications So- ciety provides a variety of services and program- ming for the 20,000 In- dians on the reserves in the Treaty #9 area. Be- sides a monthly news- paper, the society also provides a trail radio programme for trappers in outlying communi- ties, assistance to local radio stations, and translation services. The society has technical and radio training pro- grammes and is making efforts to hire an addi- tional typesetter. The grant will be ad- ministered by the min- istry's Native Commun- ity Branch. Black bear management Ontario's largest pro- vincial conservation organization, The On- tario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (O.F.A.H.) has just presented a 15-page brief to the Honourable Alan Pope, Ontario Minister of Natural Resources. In it, the 40,000 members sportsmen's group ex- presses its recommenda- tions on the future of bear management in the province. Many of the Federa- tion's specific recommen- dations involve educa- tion. It wants the general public better informed on the edibility of bear meat, the risks involved in en- counters with bears, and the biology of the animals. The Federation sup- ports the current legal means of hunting bear and the present season structures. Throughout the O.F.A.H. brief, appear the words "education", ""ecological" and **biological", three key elements in any resource management pro- gramme. The Federation has promoted each for over 55 years. Copies of the O.F.A.H. brief on Black Bear management are available from the On- tario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, Box 28, Peterborough, Ontario, K9J 6Y5; at the cost of $2.00 for each 'copy. Members may request a complimentary copy. Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwasers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Bill Campbell Electric 824-2743 or 824-2574 Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat. 7th annual Sibley Ski Tour Grab your toques ... wax up those skis ... and come one, come all to the 7th Annual Sibley Ski Tour to be held on March 3rd at Sibley Provincial Park Boun- dary at Pass Lake. Participants may choose from the 50 km route which offers the seasoned cross-country skier a challenge and the opportunity to test their skill and stamina; or the 40 km route which is popular with the "not so seasoned" skier who merely wishes to enjoy a fun day's outing; or the 20 km route that is de- signed to be shorter trail, suitable for fami- lies or small groups. All skiers complet- ing any one of the 20 and 40 km distances will re- ceive a bronze achieve ment medallion indicat- ing the distance com- pleted. For the 50 km, medals will be awarded as follows: Gold (within 10 per cent of the average of the 3 fastest skiers in your class); Silver (within 25 per cent of the average of the 3. fastest skiers in your class); and the Bronze (for completing the distance). Age classes for both men and women are: 19 and under; 20-29; 30- 39; 40-49; and SO and over. HOUSE FOR SALE 108 St Ontario Known Galena Schreiber, ptn. of mining Sigim: RIF es bedroom 12 storey single family house (approx. 815 sq. ft.) partial basement. For viewing and full particulars contact Don Beno, Beno Agencies 824-2666. as Special recognition will be given to: The Oldest and Youngest skier for each event; The Family Touring Award: to the 3 family members of a family unit, one of whom must be 15 years or younger who have the lowest total accumulat- ed time/distance aver- age for a minimum of 130 km.; The Family Distance Award: pre- sented to the family unit which compiles the highest total number of kilometers skied; all routes are eligible and any number of family unit members may count. The Fastest Skiers Awards: present- ed to the top 3 men and women to complete the SO km distance. The Woodymakeit: present- éd to the first skier to complete the 50 km dis- tance on wood skis and The Corporate Cup: club, school or busi- ness completing the most number of km (any number but this does not include family members). Entry dead- line for this is Feb. 25th/84. : Entry forms are avail- able by writing: Sib- ley Ski Tour, Box 421. INSURANCE Premium too high? at London & Midland we have: *Discounts* - Low Mileage - 25% Multicar - Retired Person - 20% New Home - Renewal Bonus Auto*Home* Life For the best Insurance Value, call: Mike Jones or Dave Lambert Call No Charge 1-800-465-3916 London & Midland General Insurance Co. of Canada Thunder Bay, Ont. Thunder Bay, Ont. P7C 3Y3 or by phoning 1- 622-6929 (days). See you on the trails! ANNOUNCEMENTS Buy in Bulk? Eatrite Food Packers. Local representa- tive - Jacques Roy. 825- 9182. Call anytime, we deli- ver anywhere. F-1 Need your rugs shampoo- ed? Have your rugs clean- ed properly and thoroughly by experts and at a reason- able rate. For a free esti- mate call Lise at 825-9182. F-1 "Boughen Nurseries." Valley River, Manitoba. ROL 2B0. Hardy Nursery stock. Largest selection of Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries; small fruits, Shrubs and. Evergreens. Guaranteed. Many satis- fied customers in Ontario and Quebec. Over 70 years in business. Write for free catalogue. Mar- 28 Electrolux Canada sales and service of vacuum cleaners, shampooers and supplies. Will consider trade-ins. Call Jacques Roy 825-9182 167 Birch Cres. Terrace Bay. F-8 Help Wanted Husqvarna chainsaw. Ask- Life Agents - experienced, part or full-time, required to market new progressive term and universal life pro- ducts. Top commissions paid. Brokers invited. Call Transamerica Occidental Life, 177 Carlbert St., Sault Ste. Marie. 705-254-6622. Wanted: dog-sitter for 5 year old golden retriever. Feb. 5-11/84. Call John 825-3223 or 825-9167. J-25 Babysitter required to babysit two children, aged 3 and 4, Monday to Fri- dav. Call 824-2028. J-25 Cars/Trucks 1981 Datsun King Cab, red in colour, fiberglass cab, low mileage. Call after 5:00 p.m., 825-9484. J-18 1983 S-10 Blazer, 4x4. Call Mike after 4:00 p.m. 825- 3519. J-18 1967 Beaumont 2- door hardtop, 6 cylinder, auto- matic, in running condi- tion. As is. Phone 824- 3155; J-25 Pets/Livestock Chihuahua dog. Rug train- ed. Call 825-9140. J-18 Misc. For Sale ing $300. Call after 5 p.m. 825-9132. J-25 Portable cassette stereo, AM/FM radio, de- tachable speakers made by Magnasonic. Call 825- 83. J-18 Lost & Found Lost: ladies gold watch Simcoe plaza area. Great sentimental value. Re- ward offered. 825-9495. J-25 FOR RENT Partially furnished bachelor apartment - second floor. Phone 824-2047. J-18 For rent: 1 bedroom apt. livingroom and kitchen. Partially furnished. Also 1 bedroom apt. with kit- chen. Furnished. Call 825- O21 ica J-25 One typing table or desk in working condition. Phone 825-3747 (days only). _F-8 Work Wanted Will babysit -in my own home. Call 825-9484. J-18 BEAT THE RATE INCREASE Renew your subscription now -- and SAVE « ~~ ' a ORDER OR e ° oo e - @ eigele O gO e O pa 2 ole) = =e O a e Lowe 2 oe Plaza = ace Ba O g eibe O O O 50 s = QO e oad © Q O U . Yes, | would like to receive the News > b bscripti Pl find &S y subscription. 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