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Page 2, News, Tuesday, October 8 1991 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY NOTICE to the residents of Terrace Bay Please note that the Municipal Office, Public Works and the Recreation Centre will be closed on Monday, October 14, 1991 for the THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY MOONLITE Pool Tournament Results Prizes & Trophies went to: Singles fournameat Sept 23th Ist Chris Merkley 2nd Bill Solly Oovoles tournament Sept 30th Ist mark Schell/Byron Nawagesic 2nd Fred Roisin/Greg a Congratulations: Next Tournament - Saturday Oct. 19 - Register at Moonlite or call 825-9616 Every Thursday nite is Ladies nite. Watch Monday nite Football on large screen T.V. and enjoy our specials Watch for Grand Opening! November 4th - 9th Moonlita- Whare triands maatirignds! LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION CALL FOR TENDERS FOR SCHREIBER PLAYFIELD / PARKING LOT Tenders for the upgrading of Schreiber Playfield, including levelling and miscellaneous fencing, will be accepted up to 3:00 p.m. Friday, 18th of October 1991. Information package and tender specs can be} obtained from the Lake Superior Board of Education Office in Marathon. Tenders should be clearly marked and submitted to: Chris Deller Manager of Plant Services Lake Superior Board of Education P.O. Bag "A", 12 Hemlo Drive Marathon, Ontario POT 2E0 Tel: 1-807-229-0436 Fax: 1-807-229-1471 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. D.1. McQuarrie Director of Education ome = 4) P. Richardson Chair Community briefs by Darren MacDonald Moose season begins The 1991 moose hunting season Officially began on Saturday in the Terrace Bay/ Schreiber region. The Ministry of natural resources issued 29,965 tags this year, down 4.8 per cent from 1990. The reduction in the number of tags is attributed to the increased success rate of hunters, lead- ing to the over harvesting of bulls and cows. The tag program was introduced in 1983 to try and increase the numbers of adult moose by placing a limit on the number killed by hunters. 'Shadow' begins soon The Schreiber-Terrace Bay Community futures organiza- tion is once again contacting employers to for their "Job on Sate from Dawnstacrs of, Now in stack are Halloween Patterns for kids and craft supplies, such ar, bird cages, pelt pieces, mafe dolls, wreaths, flowers, fumpline ete Loads of beautiful new ribbous and. laces far ge te (Chntotmas fabric $2.99-$10.99). We havent seen you in awhile Sew Come on down and vist with us. Youll be amazed at all the goodies we au carry 25% - S06 Oy." Dout mise out!! Ts worth a. See you soonl! Qeere Monday - Seo 70:00 ant. to 5:00 fo.me ! Assortment of fabric Poot ALL CANDIDATES NIGHT The Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce will host two "All Candidates Nights", one in Schreiber and one in Terrace Bay, to province candidates for Municipal Councils and Schooolboards an opportunity to present their election platforms:to the public. Monday, October 21st 7:00 p.m. - Schreiber - Lake Superior High School Gymnasium Tuesday, October 22nd 7:00 p.m. - Terrace Bay - Lake Superior High School Gymnasium ' - Wh - fecount the battles as they really happened than the veterans "who experienced war firstshand? The NEVER AGAIN! videos : provide historical accounts of Canada's spa gine in the" First and Second World Wars and Korea. For more information about NEVER AGAIN! please contact: The War Amputations of Canada National Headquarters: " 2827 Riverside Drive Ottawa, Ontario K4V 0C4 Charitable Registration No. 028683109 A Shadowing" program, in which senior students from Lake Superior High 'shadow' some- one as they work. Last year, more than 250 job placements were available to the 67 grade 11 and 12 students who participated. "IT chewed my nails all that day," says Leslie Dickson, co- ordinator of the program at the Community Futures office. "But everything went like clockwork . Only two students didn't make it to where they were supposed to go, and that's because they slept in." ° The students are given a list of questions they should ask their 'shadow', and employers are given a list of what the stu- dent may want to know about the job. The program will be held on Oct. 29 and 30. Bus for Disabled A meeting of the Handi-tran- sit Advisory Committee has been called for Oct..23. The committee: will make recommendations to the Ter- race Bay and Schreiber Town Councils concerning the scheduling, routing, and fares _ of the. proposed. bus: for the dis- abled. Approximately 40 people in the area would be able to use the bus for things like hospital visits, shopping and socializ- ing. Schreiber Town Council, on behalf of both Terrace Bay and Schreiber Town Councils, has applied to the Ministry of Transportation for a $10,680 grant to help pay for the opera- tion of the bus. The Disability Action Group, who first presented the idea three years ago, had origi- nally proposed buying a bus, but it was decided to rent one until the exact demand for the bus is determined The bus will be rented from the Thunder Bay Home for the Aged, who will also provide a driver. Rap committee meeting The Jackfish Bay Remedial Action Plan committee will meet to discuss, among other things, the Great Lakes Clean Up Fund and The Blackbird Creek Study. The meeting will take place Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. in the Recre- ation room at Birchwood Ter- race in Terrace Bay. Everyone is welcome.