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Page 2 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS a _F om mom --_ ta ee a, iil Wednesday, Jail 3, L970 CONFEDERATION COLLEGE COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS is now offering the following subjects in Terrace Bay/Schreiber ZX 266 - INTRO. TO MICROCUMPUTER APPLICATIONS This 12-hour subject will introduce the participant to computer use and MS-DOS. FEE $18.00 EC 311 - LABOUR ECONOMICS & MANPOWER PLANNING A 60-hour subject which provides the student with an understanding of human resources, the labour market, demand and supply of labour, and the theories and practices of wag determination. FEE: $96.00 (Starts January 16) A- - CABINET/SHELE BUILDIN This 45-hour class will guide the participant through the basics of building simple shelves, cabinets, etc. Materials not included. FEE $72.00 (Starts January 17.) GS 026 - ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING A 30-hour class which will help the student develp the skills necessary in negotiating for the things she wants at home, on the job, and in the community. FEE $48.00 SN _016 - SMALL BUSINESS BOOKKEEPING This 30-hour subject is an introductory level course for the owner/manager who wants to know what the accounting process is about. FEE: $48.00 To register, send a cheque or money order made out to Confederation College to: Confederation College, Box 520, Marathon, Ontario POT 2EO Classes start pending minimum registration. Materials and textbooks are not included in the fees. Your Confederation College Representative is available at the Contact North Site, Terrace Bay Public School, on Thursdays from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. For more information, call 1-800-465-3364 Ministry | Remo Mancini EMPLOYER Ka of Minister HE ALTH Revenue TAX Ontario Effective January, 1990, the new EMPLOYER HEALTH TAX (EHT) replaces Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) premiums. All employers with permanent establishments in Ontario will be required to pay the tax through monthly or quarterly instalments -- based on total calendar year gross payroll. THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF REVENUE which is responsible for administering this new tax, mailed INFORMATION KITS to Ontario employers in November, 1989. If you are an employer in Ontario and have not yet received an INFORMATION KIT, please call the Ministry, toll-free, at the numbers listed below: . 965-8470 1-800-263-7965 1-800-668-5821 e Metro Toronto e All other areas e French language enquiries » e Telephone device for the deaf 1-800-263-7776 Chimo Club | The annual Christmas Party of the Chimo Club, sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion, was held on Wednesday, December 13th in the Legion Hall with the Ladies" Auxiliary serving a most deli- cious dinner, to which the mem- bers extended a hearty thanks. Approximately 70 members aticnded. Ken Davis welcomed all those present and asked for a minute's silence in respect to the memory of Bill Moon, who passed away recently. A short resume of the Club's activities during the past ycar was given by Ken, and Pat Guina gave a short financial report. Reeve Mike Cosgrove spoke briefly as representative of the Town, accompanied by his wife, and presented the Club with 'Ln Memoriam Gerald Corrigan who passed away - December 24th, 1988. Nothing can ever take away The Love a heart holds dear. Fond memories Linger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. Sadly missed by the Corrigan Family a new flag with the Town Logo on it, which is already in place in the Clubroom, as of the next morning. A vote of thanks was extended to Jack Noonan for the work he has done at the Club over the ycars, and wished a "bon voyage" to their new home after the New Ycar in Ottawa, Ontario. Fred Harness spoke briefly and also stated that plans are . under way for the wind up of the Shuffleboard and Bridge Groups- to be held in the spring, and also hoped that the Bridge group would avail themselves to join this year. The musical group scnt their regrets as they were unable to atlicnd. Beth Macadam, Past President, presided for the instal- lation of the officers for 1990, as each took his oath of office: President: Mr. Ken Davis; 1st Vice President: (absent); 2nd Vice Pres: Mrs. Alma Hart; Treasurer: Mr. Pat Guina: Secretary: Mrs. Helen Jartus; Trustee: Mr. Arthur LeBlanc. Santa Claus arrived,in full regalia to the enjoyment of all present. Mr. Monk of Terrace Bay more than ably fulfilled his duties as he distributed the gifts to each member personally, assisted by Elves Eva Gordon and Pat Guina. Many of the members adjourned to the clubrooms for shuffleboard and bridge and cards which rounded out a very delight- ful evening. Birth Announte ment Born to Tequila, Robert, Thomas & Alexander Cooper of Kingston DANIEL GRAEME ON THANKSGIVING DAY 1989 WEIGHING 6 Ibs. 15 0zs. Happy grandparents are Robert and Bernice Williams of Terrace Bay and Anne Cooper of Kingston. Card of Thanks Thanks to everyone who were so concerned about my health. Special thanks to my family who stood by me throughout my illness. Thanks for all the phone calls, cards, food, plants, flowers, fruit and a picture. Thanks to my sons; Leo and family, Danny, John and daughter Bev from B.C. To a special friend Harry Wilson; Season's Greetings Lester Legault Thank you We would like to thank the following for all their help and donations at our annual Tournament. Without them it wouldn't have been the great success it was: Palm Dairies Kimberly-Clark Northern Bay Beverages Minnova Mines Inc. Mikus Fuels ['ummmerton Fuels Zap's Auto Glass Spadoni Bros. Ltd. (}, Figliomeni & Sons Inc. Garrity's Mrs. Sandy Larivee - all referees, timekeepers, parents and hostesses. A very special thank you to Jim Fi gliomeni & Schreiber Foodmarket. SCHREIBER PEE-WEE'S