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Page 3, News, Tuesday, August 27 1991 In search of higher education || Positions available for Continued from page 1 "I had a room-mate last year. It was okay, but by the end of the year we were getting on each other's nerves. This time I have a single room." Some students choose to venture father away from home and explore the urban opportu- nities of Southern Ontario. Cecile Borutski attends Sir Wilfred Laurier University in Waterloo where she is in her third year of an Honours Busi- ness Administration program. "I'm looking forward to get- ting out of a small town again, but I'm dreading all the work," she said. "I'd advise people to get out of a small town and go to school, just to see what else is out there. It's a great experi- ence," she added. Lisa Heinrich studies Drama and Psychology at the Univer- sity of Guelph. She often won- - ders where her home really is. "TI don't like the transition going from home to school, but I don't like leaving school to come home in the summer Terry Fox Run for cancer research Continued from page 1 "innovative caner research pro- jects. In Canada these projects have benefitted from over $90 million raised by the Marathon of Hope and The Terry Fox Run. Terry Fox inspired many during the summer of 1980 and still does today. either," she explained. She agrees with Borutski that students should experience the challenge of living in another area. To all the college and uni- returning for yet another year, have an exciting and successful term. Education is not con- fined to books and classrooms, so take advantage of all of the extra-curricular events that Cooks at Red Dog Inn versity students, whether you're going away for the first time or GRAN Thank You thank you very much to those that attended -- and helped in any way on the occasion of our 25th Anniversary party. A special thanks to our children. This will always be remembered. Micheal and Laura CLI Rf CAROL PUBLIC NOTICE During the week of September 2-6, 1991 the Ministry of Natural Resources will be locking the access gate at the Jackfish Waste Disposal Site. Authorized users of Jackfish and surrounding sites such as Santoy Lake, Foxxe Lake and Steel River may purchase keys at the Terrace Bay M.N.R. Office at the price of $7.00 plus G.S.T. Any questions concerning this action should be direct- ed to Ken McWatters, Senior Lands Technician or Greg Hays, Crown Land / Waste Management Technician at the following address: Ministry of Natural Resources Terrace Bay Area Office P.O. Box 280 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2w0o Telephone (807) 825-3205 Afin d'obtenir de I'innformation en francais, veuillez communiquer avec: Roxanne Belliveau au (807) 325-3205. Ministry of Natural Ontario your school offers. Good Luck! Resources 1% Phone or apply in person 825-3285 Happy 45th Anniversary | Jack & Bobbie Winters I August 28, 1991 rd Love from The Family 'L- RPI LD LI LT LIL LL DMT A AA, €200 P.M. TO 8:30 PM. REGISTRATION FEE: 1 CHILD - $35.00 2 OR MORE CHILDREN - $45.00 (FOR REC MEMBERS) ihn L ihe A Manknheule.t LL 2LAd£ LL ££ he chnhembmbeabeata YY y) SS N OPEN HOUSE / REGISTRATION : : . MOM AND ME } (PRESCHOOL PLAY GROUP) N SEPT 4, 1991 N MULTIPURPOSE ROOM N (REC CTR) N . . y MIMI AD AG AD LF LD AF AAD / THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION as part of its team. Racquelle would like to welcome all her clientele from 9:00 a.m. to 5 pom. Mondays, Tuesday's, Thursday's, Fridays and Saturdays Please don't forget to make your next appointment today! Phone 824-3080 THE CORPORATION OF a THE TOWNSHIP OF Ni) , TERRACE BAY SS Notice to the residents of Terrace Bay. Please note that the Municipal Office, Public Works and the Recreation Centre will be closed on Monday, September:2, 1991 Schreiber and Terrace Bay Public Schools CLASSES COMMENCE At 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 3, 1991. This is a regular school day with 2:15 p.m. Dismissal. Parents of JK students will be contacted re home visits and com- mencement of classes during the week of September 3. Information regarding school year calenders will be sent home with students on September 3. New students may register during the week August 26 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day. For further information contact your local school office: Schreiber Public School: 824-2082, Mr. J. St. Amand, Principal Terrace Bay Public School: 825-3253, Mr. D. Davey, Principal for LABOUR DAY Director D.I. McQuarrie P. Richardson Chairman