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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 18, 1984 Homes for the Aged monthly meeting The District Board of Management held their regular monthly meet- ing at Birchwood Ter- race on Friday January 6, 1984. Six members at- tended the meeting. The Operating Accounts for the month of November for the two Homes were approved totalling $188,279.42. One application for residence in Birchwood was approved and a transfer of a resident from Birchwood to Pinewood Court was noted. Mahon's Elec- tric was the successful tenderer for 'the instal- lation of the two stage fire alarm system at Birchwood. Imperial Oil was the successful bid- der for fuel oil require- ments at Birchwood Terrace for the next six months. The Administrator re- viewed with the Board the current negotiations that are continuing with the Ontario Nurses As- sociation and the Res- traint Board esneciallv Thunder Bay, Ontario For information, contact: The Canadian Hearing Society No. 203 - 135 N. Syndicate Avenue Concerned about your baby's hearing? A baby of any age can be tested. Phone (807) 623-1646 with the confusion that resulted when the Trea- surer, Mr. Grossman was reported in the Globe and Mail as stat- ing that the rollbacks that were ordered by the Restraint Board on Pinewood Nurses will not have to take place, but deferred any ex- planatio.is as to how this would happen until a mechanism is worked out. Any settlement will have to have approval from the Restraint Board. Supervisors have re- quested that their con- tract be reviewed for 1984. The Board felt that more information should be obtained for compari- son of contracts from the New Chairman for Board of Ed The regular meeting of the Lake Superior Board of Education was held on Monday, De- cember 5, 1983 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room in Marathon High School. The first order of business was the nomi- nation and election of the Chairman and Vice- Chairman of the Board for the coming year. Mike Reid will carry out Homes with a hundred beds and less operating in the Region 8 and 9 which is Northwestern and Northeastern' On- tario. January and Febru- ary will be busy times for administration per- sonnel with year end recards «nA budgeting the responsibilities of Chairman and Larry Winslow, those of Vice- Chairman. The Marathon Joint Committee on Child Sexual Abuse com- prised of parents, teach- ers, Marathon Police and Social Services gave a presentation to the Board on the program entitled "Red Flag, Green Flag People' in- added to the normal work load. The Board of Man- agement will meet on February 24, 1984 to finalize the budget. The Finance Committee will meet early in February to work on the 1984- 1985 budget. = the Sale *33.99 Walker adjusts to grow with baby. Front tray, 6 ball casters. (48069) Safe-T-Ryder car seat has anchor belt. Meets Gov't standards. (48082) Baycrest mesh playpen with foam pad. 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A decision regarding the implementation of this program in the element- ary schools will be made in January/84. It was resolved that the Board establish an Ad-Hoc Committee to study and respond to the recommendations of the Inquest Jury and to re- view student transporta- tion in the Lake Super- ior Board of Education. Trustees J. Nugent, D. Burton, G. Armour and P. Cebrario will 'sit on the committee. There will be a meeting im- mediately between Mr. Tardiff of North Shore Transit and the Super- intendent of Operations, Trustees G. Armour, T. Delaney and P. Ceb- rario to discuss con- cerns arising out of the Inquest. M. Reid reported to the Board on the meet- ing he and M. Twomey attended with B. Curtis (President, Confeder- ation College of Ap- plied Arts and Technolo- gy), and R. Houghton (Regional Director, Ministry of Education) regarding programs for this area. A meeting with major Hemlo com- panies, Confederation College and the Board was scheduled for De- cember 13/83, to dis- cuss possible basic training and re-training programs on the North Shore. The Board approved a daily rate of twenty-four dollars and fifty cents ($24.50) for the transportation of students by Elsie Ren- ner for Caroline Mc- Morland students, Marathon, for the re- mainder of the school year (January/84 - June/84). This con- tract replaces the con- tract with Mr. Donat Cyr which concludes De- cember, 1983. M. Atkinson, Re- cording Secretary was instructed to place an advertisement in the Terrace Bay/Schreiber News to notify public school ratepayers of Schreiber of the public meeting to nominate candidates for the posi- tion of trustee to the Lake Superior Board of Education. The next regular meeting, of the Lake Superior Board of Edu- cation will be held on Monday, January 16, 1984 at 6:00 p.m. in the Board Room located in Marathon High School. Schreiber snowmobiler note! Under By-Law #542; being a by-law to regu- late the use of motorized snow vehicles within the Township of Schreiber, the By-Law reads as follows: (1) MSV's are pro- hibited from driving on all streets or highways within the township of Schreiber, between the hours of 12 p.m. (mid- night) and 8 a.m. the following morning. (2) MSV's are pro- hibited from driving up- on any sidewalk or pub- Travelling to Thunder Bay? Stay at the Circle Inn Motel. District residents now receive 10% off our regular room rates of: $28.95 single room 2 persons $33.95 double room 2 persons $35.95 double room 3 persons $37.95 double room 4 persons Centrally located between Keskus Mall at Intercity Mall. Call collect 807-344-5744. - lic walkway with the township of Schreiber. (3) The towing of ski- ers or tobaggans carry- ing passengers by motorized snow ve- hicles is prohibited. (4) MSV's are pro- hibited from driving abreat on any street. (5) MSV's are pro- hibited from driving or being operated on any public property such as playgrounds and school property without con- sent. (6) MSV's being oper- ated on streets or high- ways by an authorized person or persons in the enforcement of this By- Law, are exempt from the provisions of this By-Law. (7) Every person who contravenes any provi- sion of this By-Law. is guilty of an offence; and on summary, conviction is liable to a fine of not less than $20.00 and not more than $100.00. Signed December 9th/71. Any questions per- taining to this By-Law should be directed to the Clerk-Treasurer of Schreiber. tration. Terrace Bay Tumblers Registration Wednesday, January 18, 1984 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at Lake Superior High School Terrace, Bay Campus Fee: $25.00 for 12 weeks Age requirement is four years of age by June 30, 1984. O.H.I.P. number and birth certificate are necessary for regis- Limited Registration