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West - The family of the late LaVaughn West, who passed away suddenly on October 3rd, 1992, wish to thank Dr. Keith Wilkes and staff of the McCausland Hospital, Rev. Bob Elkin of St. John's Anglican Church and Beth McLean of the Community Church. Thank you to the Ladies of the Legion for providing the lovely tea after the memorial service. We would also like to thank all who sent cards, in memorials, flowers and food. Thank you all for your prayers and Kindness. Cathi, Bill, Angela & Amy Jane e& Gordon See = AUDIOLOGY HEARING | | AID CLINIC Ee aga = PATRICK SHANAHAN, AUDIOLOGIST | p) D Ec i i S - z Friday, October 30, 1992 : ZG Gl 3 : The McCausland Hospital, In appreciation for your assistance with our fundraising for "Freddy the Fracture Finder", The McCausland Hospital Radiology Department will be holding an Open House on Tuesday, November 10, 1992 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ALL ARE WELCOME!! Terrace Bay For an appointment call 825-3273 in Thunder Bay: Audiology Hearing Aid & Spech Centre, Medical Arts Building, 73 N. Cumberland St., Ste. #204 Thunder Bay, P7A 4L8 345-HEAR (345-4327) "J wane wevewnns Sees eeree AAAS SSS SSO Remember this delicious 100% pure beef patty with processed swiss, cheddar and mozza cheese? Well it's back! But hurry, soon The Big Cheez will melt into a memory. Only *2° 'til November 8 Plus tax. At participating A&W Restaurants. ©1992 A&W Food Services of Canada Ltd. Earning their Girl Guide citizenship badges at last week's meet- ing of Terrace Bay Council were (front row, from left) Kim Papineau, 10, Kelly Ann Rochon, 11, and Amy Colbourne, 11. They watched (from left) acting Reeve John St. Amand and Councillors Bill Houston and Chris Joubert to learn about the workings of municipal government. The girls guides will also be canvassing door to door Hallowe'en in support of Unicef. ss MOE survey continued from page 1 closeness of the station to 1] the Mill. "It's one of the closest stations to a mill in all of Northwestern Ontario," he says. MOE believes that the major source of odour at the mill is the spills pond, and Griffin says the min- istry hopes to set up a mobile monitoring station next to the pond to make absolutely sure that it's the source of odour. "There are times when the wind is so light that we're not sure whether the odour problem is originat- ing at the spills pond or with the mill's stacks," he says. "We want to position the mobile station between the spills pond and the lagoon. That will deter- mine whether the pond is the major source of odour or not." Griffin says the existing monitoring stations are too | far away to always distin- guish the exact source of odours. He also says that Kim- berly-Clark has agreed to keep a log detailing when || continued on page 9