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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 22, 1984, page 11 classified marketplace Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00-12:00 1:00-5:00 7 DEADLINE: FRIDAY NOON e at Simcoe Plaza Mail your advertisement to P.O. Box 579, Terrace Bay, or bring it to our offic 'Misc. For Sale continued from page 10 Watch this news- paper for the Heritage Booklet Trivia Quiz. Join the fun!! Arena Events The Schreiber Arena will be the site of the following events: February 25,26. Ran- tam North Shore Hockey Tourney February 27 - C.P.R. Hockey Game - Chap- leau vs. Schreiber March 3, 4 - Atom North Shore Playoffs March 9, 10, 11 - Pee Wee Invitational Hockey Tourney March 31 - Tiny Tourney "Stayed tuned" for more details. Winter Carnival The 1984 Schreiber Winter Carnival is com- ing soon. A final plan- ning and organizing meeting has been set for Thursday, February 23, 1984 7:00 p.m. at the Recreation Complex Meeting Room. Should you want to know more about the Winter Carni- val, then plan to attend this important meeting. Winter Carnival events to date: are as follows:- March 9 - Youth Dance - Community Hall March 9, 10, 11 - Pee Wee Hockey Tourney, Schreiber Arena March 10 - Kinsmen Beer Gardens, Com- munity Hall March 10 - Lions Winter Carnival Dance - Com- munity Hall March 11 - Committee Beer Gardens, Com- munity Hall March 10, 11 Mornings - Pancake Breakfast, Schreiber Arena March 12 - Chez Table Hockey Tournament - Games Room March 16 - FREE Pub- lic Skate - Schreiber Arena March 16, 17, 18 - Minnie' McQuaig Curl- ing Bonspiel Winter Carnival But- tons go on sale as of Friday, February 17th. Be sure to purchase yours and become eligible for the $50.00 prize. Winter Carnival Programs will soon be made available to the general public. Make certain to have your own copy. On January 22-26th, St. Martin of host to a Healing Mission with the t "Healing of Hearts" Tours Roman Catholic Church played heme being "Healing of Hearts."' The Mission was given by two team members - Father Carl Schmidt, CssR, and a Missionary of the R wife and mother, as well as a Pu past ten years. Both are from Windsor, tionally for their Healing Ministry. A special guest Val Paterson, edemtorist Order; and Bea Brisbois, R.N., blic Health and Psychiatric Nurse for the Ontario and are well known interna- B. H.Ec. of Thunder Bay, spoke at this special mission and gave workshops on practical Christianity as well. The entire Mission was built in and around the Mass and the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Preaching and Healing Prayer. Services were conducted during the week and students of St. Martin's School were treated tc presentations by the team also. Pictured above are (l.-r.) Father K. Pottie, Schmidt and Bea Brisbois. Grants for landfill Ontario municipali- ties will be receiving current. grants of $500,000 from the En- vironment Ontario Waste Improvement programme. Since the program- me started up, in 1977, grants totalling $3.2 mil- lion have been given to various municipalities for studies on landfill sites and for improving and upgrading or clos- ing of such sites. The objective of the pro- gramme is to provide financial assistance to municipalities for stud- ies on landfill sites and for improving and up- grading or closing of such sites. The objective of the programme is to provide financial assist- ance to municipalities, especially smaller ones, to relieve the burden imposed on them in meeting the standards required for the safe disposal of _ municipal waste. New testing lab for The Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Univer- sities has announced a grant of $435,000 for the construction of an En- gineering Structures Testing - Laboratory at Lakehead University. The grant comes un- der the Province's Board of Industrial Lead- ership and Develop- ment - Capital Works Acceleration Program and provides for the construction of a 312-m (squared) single . floor laboratory. This import- ant new addition to the TInivercityu'« Centennial... L.U. Building will maintain Lakehead's ability to train civil engineering students to meet the construction needs of Northwestern Ontario and at the same time provide local engineer- ing and construction companies with a regional structural test- ing facility. In meet- ing the University's need for a modern Structures Testing Lab- oratory the project will generate an anticipated 25 new jobs in the Thun- der Bay area. LTT Pees S Rakesh ith ohh a! Today, municipal landfill sites are a far cry" -from the traditional dumps used for the un; controlled. disposal of waste up to 15 years ago. The selection and the operation of a mod- ern landfill site must conform to many strict specifications design- ed to protect the envir- onment and the health of the people of Ontario. -The work done on closed sites, with the - support of the Ontario Waste Management Im- provement Grants, in- cludes activities such as continued from page 9 cross the Highway twice. The Fire Department Advisory Committee then recommended that the Township consider the purchase of property on Ontario St. The Fischer property has one empty lot plus the lot with the residence. There is also a possi- bility of combining eith- er the empty lot or the used lot with property on either side. This of course would require a zoning by-law amend- ment and preliminary investigation by the Property Committee. The Committee ag- reed to suggest to Coun- cil and make a recom- mendation to commence negotiations regarding the acquisition of the Fischer property to be used to construct a new Fire Hall. It was also suggested as an alter- * native, that Council con- sider the replacement of the Town Hall with an entirely new facility that would accomodate. the Fire Department, the Li- brary and other munici- -<nalbservicecs:*** - Val Paterson, Father Carl improvement sites grading, fencing, seed- ing and the installation .of gas vent pipes. In operating land- fill sites, the funds are used to improve ac- cess roads, fences and surface run-off drain- age systems and for hydrogeological, gas migration and other re- lated studies. \ 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. M-7 For sale: exercise bike, brand new, 4 km. Phone 824-3117. F-22 Buy in Bulk? Eatrite Food Packers. Local representa- tive - Jacques Roy, 825- 9182. Call anytime, we deli- ver anywhere. M-7 Craft supplies. Wreath wires, doll parts, purse - handles, floral~ supplies, etc. Write for illustrated price lists. Pine Ridge En- terprises, Box 68, West Hill (Scarborough), Ontario, M1E 4R4. F-22 1980 ski-doo 5500 Bliz- zard. Good condition, low miles. Phone 229-1831 after 5:30. F-22 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. - M-7 Super Go reclining stroller for sale. Steel bodied siraight to swivel wheels, padded reclining seat, folds up instantly. Phone 824- 3104. F-29 Queens mate twin size bed with attached bookcase. 2 drawers. Also 1 high chair. Asking $230 or best offer. Phone 825-3529. F-29 Interested in kayaking? We are ordering kayaks from the wholesaler by end of March. Put your order in and save at wholesale level. Contact Juris at Mac's Ser- vice Rossport. agi ie Dog grooming care - all breeds welcome. For more information. call pare 1983 Chev Blazer - 4 wd., V-6 engine, AM-FM, 17,000 kms.. Phone 825- 3519 after 4:00 p.m. _F-29 For sale: truck, camper combo, 1980 Ford 1 ton, 400 4-speed, 1979 11 ft. camper with 3 way fridge and toilet. 825-3820. M-14 1974 Gm half ton, 1 set of Oster dog clippers. Phone 825-3879. F-29 Help Wanted Help wanted: Linens dis- tributor, wholesaler of towels, sheets, table cloths, baby items, etc. seeks right lady to distribute this area. Primarily home parties. (604) 596-2525. F-29 Babysitter required Tues- day and Thursday after- noons and Friday all day for 2 preschoolers. English or French speaking. 825- 9387 after five. F-29 i+ Canadian Sinem moe and Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des Major Machine Works Ltd. e Machine Components & Manufacturing General Machine Shop Mobile Welder Welding & Fabricating Miller Welding Machines Welding Supplies & Distributors for Canadain Liquid Air Peninsula Road - Marathon Oi AUTO PAINTS Body Shop Supplies Our Products Include: °3M © Diamond Grit © Marson 2 © Sure Seal 3 ride Line - : Binks rpe Holt Lloyd © Autoline We have Northwestern Ontario's largest selection of steel and fiberglass replacement and rust repair panels for domestic.and import cars. es Open visa Mon. - Sat , GR bam. -5:30 p.m. 1117 E. Victoria Ave. 1 - (807) 623-7363 Out of town orders welcomed notice : decision Decision CRTC 84-72; Lakeshore Community Televison Ltd., Terrace Bay, Ont. In Decision CRTC 83-757, the CRTC announced that it approved an applica- tion to add the carriage of the signals of KOMO- TV Seattle, WJBK-TV, WTVS and WDIV Detroit, to be received via satel- lite from the CANCOM network, on the broad- casting receiving under- taking serving Terrace Bay. The licensee had also proposed to increase the maximum monthly sub- scriber fee from $15 to $19 to cover the costs of providing the above noted services. The Commission authorized an increase in this fee to $18.44 which it consid- ered was justified based on the guidelines for rate increases associated with the addition of the CANCOM "3 plus 1" U.S. signals, set out in Public Notice CRTC 1983-109. Further, in line with such notice, the Commission deferred its decision on the remaining portion ($0.56) of the proposed increase until it had as- sessed this additional amount. Based on the financial information submitted by the licensee, the Com- mission has determined that the $0.56 increase is not justified based on the costs to be incurred or the provision of the CANCOM services, and it is, accordingly, denied. Q. Where may | read CRTC documents? A. The "Canada Gazette", Part 1, contains the complete texts of -the CRTC documents, in both offic- ial languages. It may be read at CRTC offices and at reference libraries, or bought in single copies at bookstores carrying gov- ernment publications. CRTC decisions concern- ing a. licensee may be read at his offices during normal business hours. You also may obtain copies of CRTC public documents by contacting the CRTC at: Ottawa/Hull (819) 997-0313. Canada 'WANTED Wanted to buy: good working Call 825-9594. freezer in condition. F-22 Wanted to buy: one couch and dresser in good condi- tion. Phone 824-2605. F-29 Wanted to buy: used chest- erfield sude, 16' to 18' pleasure boat, motor and trailer (i.e. Starcraft). 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