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'Page 12,News, Wednesday, January.25 1989 SCORE magazine comes to television SCORE MAGAZINE's presi- dent, Kim Locke, and general man- ager, Randy McDonald, have recently announced the premiere of the publication's half-hour televi- sion show, "SCORE'S GOLF WORLD." The magazine-format program, modelled after SCORE, Canada's only national golf publication, will begin a 10-week run on the Global Television Network beginning Saturday, January 21, at 5:30 p.m. SCORE'S GOLF WORLD will be hosted by Global's Mark Hebscher and Hall of Fame golfer Sandra Post. SCORE MAGAZINE's editors, John Gordon, Lorne Rubenstein and Bob Weeks, will serve as field reporters. Programs will include such items as the Canadian Airlines Top 10, a look at Canada's 10 best golf courses, interviews with some of the game's top players, instruc- tion (with SCORE's instruction edi- tor Ben Kern), news and weekly travel segment. SCORE MAGAZINE is pub- lished seven times a year by Canadian Controlled Media Communications in association with Laurentian Publishing Group. THE EXECUTIVE OF THE AQUASABON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1989 7:00 P.M. BIRCHWOOD TERRACE TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO GUEST SPEAKER & ELECTION OF 1989 - 1990 EXECUTIVE The grade three class at Holy Angels School in Schreiber stand in front of a map they made of Canada as part of 2 their Canadian studies . The class made an igloo as well as part of their Arctic studies. It took the class a total of four hours to make the igloo. Photo by Dave Chmara Next concert Feb. 5 Acclaimed recording artist, con- cert performer and musical virtu- oso, Harpist Joanna Jordan will be performing with the master of the flute, Ian Hawkins Sunday, February 5 at the Terrace Bay High School auditorium as part of the Terrace Bay Entertainment Series. The unique blend of these two talents is called CLASS, coming from the combination of Classical and Jazz. The duo performs such works as Glenn Miller's "In the Mood", Bach's Sonata's, a Mozart Concerto, or Vivaldi's "Spring". They also perform such musical scores from the Rolling Stones, the Doors, and Van Morrison and THis musical duo has been building and playing a repertoire of music and caters to just about every taste and they have been playing in the widest imaginable range of venues. When Jordan performed at the Royal York's Gazebo and Imperial Room, rock star Tina Turner would often come in and compliment her on her music. When the pair played the national anthems at a Cleveland Indians, Toronto Blue Jays baseball game, Hawkins said he felt com- pelled to carry the huge, and very awkward, 85 pound harp up to the pitcher's mound. "I wasn't going to let people see Joanna doing it, because the last time that happened we were play- ing live on the news program on Global TV, and the announcer made me feel ashamed that I let her do it," Hawkins joked. When in Terrace Bay, the duo will attend a reception afterwards where the public is welcome. _---------- DISCOVER MINERAL EXPLORATION Northwestern Ontario Mines and Minerals Symposium February 7 & 8, Thunder Bay Airlane Motor Hotel Mining exploration continues to be dynamic in Northwestern Ontario. If you would like to find out more about the state of the industry you are welcome to attend this seminar. The Mines and Minerals Division of the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines will provide accurate and timely infor- mation about the geology and mineral deposits in the area. Exploration companies will also display examples from recent finds in a "core shack". A detailed seminar program is available from any Resident Geologist or Mining Recorder in Northern Ontario. Registration Is Free Tuesday, February 7th e Reception and Displays, 7:00 p.m. © Guest Speaker - 7:30 p.m. John Hansuld, President and C.£.O., Canamax Resources "Developing New Gold Mines; the Highs and the Lows" Wednesday, February 8th -- Geoscience Presentations - 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. e Keynote Speaker - 12:00 noon Mike Brown, MPP, Algoma-Manitoulin and Parliamentary Assistant to Sean Conway, Minister of Mines EXPLORATION IS DYNAMIC y) Ministry of Northern Development Ontarno and Mines Schreiber Hydro Electric Commission ; CUSTOMERS Approval has been received from Ontario Hydro for the following rates and charges for 1989. Effective Dates: (ENERGY) MARCH 1, 1989 for all monthly bills issued on or after that date, and APRIL 1, 1989 for all bi-monthly bills issued on or after that date. EQUIPMENT RENTALS MARCH 1, 1989 for all bills issued on or after that date. MISCELLANE HARGE MARCH 1, 1989 for all charges incurred by customers after that date. MONTHLY RATES & CHARGES Residential Service Regular: First 250KWh@ 10.25c per KW.h All additional KW.h @ 5.45c per KW.h Minimum bill $6.25 General Service Regular: Billing Demand First 50KW.h@ _ No Charge Balance Energy Charges First 250 KW.h@ 10.25c per KW.h Next 12,250 KW.h@ 5.98c per KW.h All additional KW.h @ 4.24c per KW.h General service minimum bill $6.25 MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES KW.h @ $4.35 per KW Non-payment of account Late payment 5% N.S.F. cheques $5.50 plus actual bank charges Reconnection & Disconnection $5.50 each STREET LIGHTING SENTINEL LIGHTING (Unmetered energy) $19.61 per kilowatt of connected load $21.57 per kilowatt of connected load Thank you, if there are any problems with this please call: 824-2700