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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 23, 1986 H. Soc. established The Terrace Bay Hor- ticultural Society is well established in this scenic North Shore community. It was started over 25 years ago by Albert Farrow. Though active membership has fluctuated over the years, this year's Presi- dent, Hyacinthe Landry, is people learn more about gardening, and to help beautify the town," Landry said. In the past, the Socie- ty's members have planted flowers in the cemetery, the shopping area, in front of the hospital, Birchwood Terrace, and parks. Last year the Club again in this year, "though we will have to wait until the snow melts to decide for sure," said Landry. The Society recently hosted an information meeting with Mr. Pagowski of the Hamilton Royal Botanical Gardens. There are 65 members confident this year will be _ planted a flowering crab- this year. Membership fee one of the bestever forthe tree in the shopping plaza, _is only two dollars. New Society. and hoped to keep this members are always "'Our goals are to help tradition alive by doing so welcome, said Landry. NOTICE RESIDENTS OF SCHREIBER Spring Clean-Up May 5-9, 1986 The Municipal Council requests your co-operation in making a general clean-up of the Town during the period May 5-9. Residents are urged to clean up their premises of all waste material and debris, in an effort to make our town presentable to visitors and a credit to the community. Please have your scrap metal separated from your regular debris. For pick-up of debris, call 824-2712. A.J. Gauthier Clerk-Treasurer Township of Schreiber Open House Draft Lake Superior Strategic Fisheries Plan As part of the fisheries planning process for Lake Superior, the Ministry of Natural Resources will hold an open house on the Draft Lake Superior Strategic Fisheries Plan on April 28, 1986 starting from 2:00-9:00 p.m. at the Terrace Bay Recreation Center Conference Room. Come out and see how the public input from the first series of open houses was used, review the draft plan, and provide us with your views and concerns. Cy Ontario Ministry of Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Minister Natural Mary Mogford Resources Deputy Minister AVE ESROSIERS & SON LTD. locally owned and operated offering the following services: Ready mixed concrete: certified plant quality concrete any specification Gravel pit operation: 1/2" & 3/4" crushed rock granular "A" & B" screened sand, masonry sand Heavy equipment: backhoe, loaders, bulldozer, grader tandem dump trucks and tractor trailer dump units, boom truck We maintain over ten years of solid, reputable service to the north shore communities and we are committed to future developments. Call us for the best rates and the best service 825-3638 Phone Dave or Curtis A good season Scott Mauger, and Yves Jean; (Back row) manager The Terrace Bay-Schreiber Commodores had a very successful season this year as they captured the North Shore Hockey League Midget Championships and the Eastern Zone title. Shown above are, from left to right: (Front row) Tony Speziale, Bruce Nugent, David Mikkonen, Kevin Roberts, Coe Commisso, Spray needed, says Chamber Time is running out for 70,000 acres of Nor- thwestern Ontario forest- areas which Ministry. of Natural Resources (MNR) officials estimate will be destroyed by budworm unless treated with chemical sprays in 1986. MNR officials previous- ly recommended the use of chemical sprays in remote areas, but only when forests were in a "last leg" situation, i.e. they could not withstand another season's attack by the bud- worm. In these situations, because of their greater chance of failure, biological sprays were not recommended. According to a recent news release from the Nor- thwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce, the chemical sprays proposed for use by the MNR are among the most widely used pesticide for human food crops in the "world. These are con- sidered safe even for food crops at application rates ae: Dorths DRYCLEANING SERVICES Doug Roberts, coach John McKenzie, John Gosselin, Neil Zwaresh, Frank Commisso, Darren Dooley, Jamie Figliomeni, Emmett Houston, Robin Prince, Danny Duggan, David Lalonde, Kenton Klassen, and manager Ken Dooley. many times greater than those proposed by the MNR for the forests. Unfortunately, due to pressure from both opposi- tion parties, the Ontario Government has cancelled the limited chemical spray program proposed by the MNR, the release added. Associations represen- ting nearly all the municipalities and Chambers of Commerce in Northwestern Ontario have joined MNR officials,the Lakehead Region Conser- PHOTO PRINTS -- TERRACE BAY TRAVEL REST -- SCHREIBER be accepted. Early Spring Sales April 21 to May 3 2 piece Suits, Dresses, Raincoats - $6.99 Sleeping Bags - $8.00 Pillows Cleaned, Feathers Sanitized & New Ticking - $6.50 PHOTO PRINTS - Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay TRAVEL REST - Highway 17, Schreiber -- TOWNSHIP OF MARATHON Request Tenders For the Landscaping and fencing of the Nor- thshore Family Resource Center, 69 Jackson Crescent, Marathon, Ontario, POT 2E0. Complete tender specifications may be obtain- ed from the Township of Marathon, P.O. Box 190, Marathon, Ontario POT 2E0. 807-229-1340. Tenders will be received until 5:00 p.m. local time, Monday, May 5, 1986. The lowest or any tender need not necessarily vation Authority, several Liberal and Progressive Conservative Riding Associations and the forestry industry to ask Vince Kerrio, the Ontario Minister of Natural Resources, to rescind his decision and to authorize the original spray program to proceed. This week the Nor- thwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce is appealing to the public to write or call their local provincial member to ask for his support. ""We don't have much political power in the North," said Doug Scott, President of the Nor- thwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce, '*but thousands of jobs may be at stake here. It is terribly im- portant that as many voices be heard as possible." Help for women The Terrace Bay Home Services Directory is a group of women trying to provide employment op- portunities for Terrace Bay women. A directory of services such as sewing, knitting, baking, child care, typing, and catering is being published in the near future. It will list the names, phone numbers, and skills of local women offering these services to area residents at reasonable prices. When published, the directory will be distributed free of charge within Terrace Bay. Terrace Bay women wishing to be a part of this venture should call Winnie Plummer at 825-9394. Any women interested in the project are also invited to a meeting in the Recreation Centre Conference Room on Wednesday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m. From Penny Flanagan and Linda Pattison