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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Committee fru Reeve Chapman said the Committee will decide on the steps it is going to take to respond to the problem. One such step will prob- ably be the start of an im- pact study, to be conducted by the provincial govern- ment, she added. Various Ministry repres- entatives, including several from the Ministry of Nor- thern Development and Mines, met with the Com- mittee in Longlac to dis- cuss the possibility of such a study. A decision on the impact study may be announced at the September 18 meeting Wednesday, September 10, 1986 to be held between Terrace Bay Council and the Depu- ty Minister of Northern Development and Mines. '"'They too are frustrat- ed," Reeve Chapman said. "Even the native people are concerned.'" Two area Indian Band Chiefs also at- tended the Heads of Coun- cil Committee session. The meeting was held just prior to the quarterly Thunder Bay District Mun- icipal League meeting, which Reeve Chapman said was well attended, though there were no representatives from either Nipigon or Marathon = Mine may hire some locals | hiring schedule will "heat up" in April and May of 1987 to peak in August of that year. "'That's our plan, based on the current schedule,"' Smrke said. A troublesome winter this year will set that schedule back, though right now Smrke plans to con- tinue the hiring process for the next 14 months. Letter Dear Editor: The Holiday Season is fast approaching. It's time to think of UNICEF for the work it does in 118 devel- oping countries to benefit mothers and children and of how you and your read- ers can multiply that work by purchasing UNICEF cards and gifts. : UNICEF cards feature contemporary and_ tradi- tional designs from around the world that portray a message of peace, good- will, and joy! Proceeds from the sale of UNICEF cards, gifts, calendars, and stationery translate into programmes that directly benefit UNICEF: projects | Jerroce Boy INE WS ' Subscribe Please enter the following subscription to the Terrace Bay-Schreiber News. Name _Address _ Please check the appropriate box below and mail cheque or money order to: Local {_Jone year $14 TERRACE BAY-SCHREIBER NEWS : | ! | I | | l | zg | I | | | | | P.O. Box 579 | Terrace Bay, Ontario, POT 2WO (Jone year...... $18 Falconbridge Copper re- vived work at the site two months ago after postpon- ing the development for an eight month period when zinc prices dropped late last year. The project will require a total investment of $50 million, Smrke said. Al- most half of that amount has already been poured in- in developing countries, providing health care, nutrition, education, and clean water. UNICEF products are available through mail order. 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The editor reserves the right to edit or refuse any Mian killed | A Terrace Bay area man was killed in a single vehi- cle accident on Sept. 6 at 2:20 a.m. about 11 kilo- metres east of Terrace Bay near the victim's home on Jackfish Lake. Dead is D. Wesley Hie- bert, 37, of Lot 1 Jackfish Lake, explained Const. Don Anderson of the OPP and some minor amounts of both silver and gold. Kerr Addison is now the majority share holder of CFC, as the recent sale was for over 50 per cent of CFC's issued common stock. The sale was based ona price of $18 per share. letter that is submitted for publication. No letters will be printed anonymously. Your letter can be about any topic, but try to keep it as brief as possible. If it isn't typed, make sure that it is at least legible. Conrad. P. Felber Managing Editor Terrace Bay-Schreiber News detachment in Schreiber. According to the police report, Hiebert was alone in his 1985 Dodge pickup truck which was eastbound on Highway 17. The truck crossed the highway, col- lided with a rock-cut, and flipped over, throwing Hie- bert out. He was pronounc- ed dead at the scene. Anyone interested in joining the Schreiber Curling Club Registration will be held on Tuesday, September 16 _ Wednesday, September 17 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Registration fee is $40.00 plus $20.00 per league Ladies afternoon $10.00 The General Meeting will be held on Monday, September 22nd at 7:30 p.m. in the Curling Club. New Members Welcome to the schools. M. Twomey | Director Interested people are aske For further information call: SCHREIBER Public School: 8 TERRACE BAY Public School: THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHREIBER & TERRACE BAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS require for the school year 1986-87 Qualified Supply Teachers for Grades JK to 8 d to submit names and qualifications 24-2082 825-3253 P. Richardson Chairman strated at conflicting present. At that meeting, Reeve Chapman learned that the Association of Municip- alities of Ontario (AMO) had passed a Terrace Bay resolution at the AMO's annual meeting held recent- ly in Toronto. The resolution dealt with the province's Special Oc- casion Permit and called for the provincial govern- ment to change the permits _ so that the user group sign- ing for the permit would be liable for any problems arising from the licenced event. As things stand now, the owner of the building at which the lic- enced event is being held is also considered liable. That regulation inspired the Lake Superior Board of Education to pass a motion earlier this year to stop all licenced events from being held at its facilities, in- cluding the Terrace Bay campus of the Lake Super- ior High School. K-C reports Reeve Chapman said she is hoping the AMO's sup- port of the resolution will force the government to at least consider a change in its legislation. The Terrace Bay motion received unanimous sup- port at the AMO meeting. "I'm really happy about that," she explained. It was one of the first resolutions passed. Auctioneer Milo Mahlum of Wadina, Saskatchewan appeared at the Ducks Unlimited Terrace Bay/Schreiber committee's First Annual Dinner and Auction held 6n September 5 at the Schreiber Recreation Complex. Mahlum dazzled the audience with his professional auctioneering skills, and later said the auction was a great success. Some of the items he helped to auction off can he seen on the table behind him. Schreiber Curling Club requires member assistance with the following sub-committees ap Kitchen Bar Ice Committee League convenors Bonspiel Chairperson Anyone interested please contact the following persons Bill Miller 824-2741 Shane Riley 824-3278 Joyce Berthelot 824-2739 eed : Township of Schreiber Reminder! Last installment of the 1986 Final Tax Notice is due September 15, 1986. Avoid interest, pay by due date.