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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 8, 1987 Thunder Bay District MAINTENANCE OF PICNIC SITES TENDER NO. 60-87-09 Sealed Tenders on forms supplied by the Ministry will be received by the Manager, Administrative Services until 1:30 p.m. local time Wednesday, April 29, 1987 for the Maintenance of Picnic Sites (garbage col- lection, grass cutting, sanitation services etc.) at various locations in the Thunder Bay District. Specifications, tender forms, and envelopes may BE OBTAINED IN PERSON OR BY MAIL FROME. G. Reguly, Head Purchasing and Supply, Walsh at Mountdale Avenue, P.O. Box 1177, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4X9. Telehpone 807/577-6451 Ext. 292. When requesting tenders, please specify TENDER NO. 60-87-09. THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. Ministry of Transportation and Communications . 'When I stay in Thunder Bay my first choice is the LANDMARK INN § J don't have a second choice asting time looking fora good hotel, isn't my idea of a fun weekend or an efficient bus- iness trip, so whenever I'm in Thunder Bay I . Stay at the Landmark. Two restaurants, two lounges, a huge swim- ming pool, his and her saunas and County Fair Plaza is a 45 second walk from the hotel. That's the reason my wife and kids like to come on business trips. For me, it's the unlimited free local telephone calls, the convenient meeting rooms and the no problem attitude of the management and staff of the Landmark. It's been my experience that you can pay a lot more for less, that's » why I always stay at the Landmark. 'No Charge Reservation Line 1-800-465-3950 All major credit cards accepted landmark inn Corner of Red River Rd. & The Expressway 1010 Dawson Rd. Phone 767-1681 In Our Past One year ago- 1986 Petal Patch One year ago the Petal Patch of Terrace Bay moved from one loca- tion in Simcoe Plaza to another- to Terry's Sight and Sound. The stores combined and opened for business exactly one year ago on March 18. The combination was made for a number of reasons: it gave Louise Korzinski access to more assistants from her husband Terry's store; it cut down on expenses; it created dual business for Louise and Terry. The original Petal Patch opened on November 29 (the present editor's birthdate), 1984. Files resigns At the March 24, 1986, meeting of Terrace Bay Council, Jim Files resigned after only three months as a councillor. Files resigned his seat so he could move to Orilla, Ontario, to accept a job as Director of Technical Services at Soldier's Memorial Hospital. Files was the Chief Lab Technologist at the McCausland Hospital. Five years ago- 1982 The Beach Road Apartments and Townhouses were opened. Improvements to the townsite included curbing and new sidewalks. 10 years ago- 1977 Kimberly-Clark-owned railway cars began delivering wood from the Exton slasher to the Terrace Bay mill. The mill expansion was completed. 20 years ago- 1967 The centennial fountain was erected. Amethyst, opalite, pyrolite, quartz and zinc were used. The Aguasabon Golf Course was officially opened after several changes and modifications were made. 25 years ago- 1962 The Municipal Office opened in what is now Moore's of Terrace Bay. Special note Hadley Koltun has taken a short break and his article, Mental Health and You, will resume in two weeks' time. Special note: Hadley Koltun and the News invite readers to com- ment on the Mental Health and You articles. Perhaps, you the reader, would like to suggest a topic you would like Hadley Koltun to: write about in future articles. Simply write to Hadley Koltun care of the News; P.O. Box 579,