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v Your Opinion Hr Ernie Kettle: Why do senior citizens have to pay school taxes? Janice Liebrock: I object to the kids riding the bikes on the sidewalks on the Plaza, and dropping them where people are walking and in front of store entrances. Senior high school students and their pa- rents are invited to at- tend the University In- formation Program be- ing held at Lake Super- ior High School, Ter- race Bay Campus, on Tuesday, October 2, 1984 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Representatives from Ontario's 15 universi- ties, Ryerson / Poly- technical Institute. and the Royal Military Col- lege will be available to discuss a variety of top- ics related to univers- ity education in- On- tario. Topics include ad- mission requirements, programs of study, cam- pus life, housing, finan- '"'What's Your Beef?" Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 3, 1984, page 5 t Wo She by LYNNE BADGER I was asked to leave the Valhalla Inn last week. No, I was not being rowdy or obnox- ious and though I told them I had been kick- Tom Falzetta: ~ Why can they not do a better job on plowing Highway 17? ed out of nicer places, it isn't true. It was because of my profession that I was not welcome. We (the me- dia) were asked to leave the room where the meeting between The Ministries of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Revenue, --_ Education, Northern Affairs, and the Municipalities of Marathon, Manitouw- adge, Schreiber and Terrace Bay, and The Lake Superior Board of Education was to take place. It seemed incredible that all of those people were there and about to consider the unfair situ- ation of Hemlo em- ployees being supplied with services paid for by taxpayers in the four municipalities with the Hemlo companies not price of gas is too high. cial aid, campus tours and cost. . i Roy Handy: It is too cold in Terrace Bay and Schreiber and the consideration. - THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY a Za ce. NOTICE Bicycles on Simcoe Plaza Please remember that riding bicycles on, the sidewalks on Simcoe Plaza is dangerous as well as illegal. Kids can help by making sure that they either leave bikes in one place, or else walk them while on the sidewalks. Parents can help by making sure their children are aware of this accident can be avoided with a little rule. A -serious contributing. People in the area are very con- cerned about the prob- lem but those who could keep them informed were turned away by a representative of the Rossport Inn licensed dining and accommodations serving breakfast lunch & dinner 824-3213 Reservation Requested What's the Big Secret? Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing. He stated that it was an "exploratory meeting and no decisions would be made." So, why the big secret behind closed doors? Fortunately the Reev- es and Board of Educa- tion were willing to co- operate after the meet- ing so the public could be made aware of some of the facts. Perhaps the minis- tries did not want you to know that the Minis- try of Revenue had been approached by Reeve Speer just less than two years ago on the sub- ject of equalized assess- ment and the Board of .Education sent them a resolution regarding the same matter in June of this year and nothing has been done. Regarding equalized assessment of _ resi- dential taxes, I was pleased to see that the - Board's latest resolu- tion requested a review of the distribution of in- dustrial and commer- cial taxes as well as residential since the ef- fect on the industries has not yet been deter- mined and they have al- ready been hit hard by the fact that the Hemlo is not taxed. The Board of Edu- cation is directly affect- ed by the situation and it was necessary for them to be represented by Marg Twomey and Mike Reid however I ques- tion the presence of Mr. Larry Urbanowski who, although he is a board trustee, is also in a management position with Noranda. Kim- berly-Clark and James River were not included in the meeting and they are greatly affected by the outcome as well. Why one and not the others? It is my hope that the situation. will be recti- fied, as Mike Reid said jokingly after the meet- ing, "in our lifetime." P.O. Box 98 POT 2S0 TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER POSITION AVAILABLE Recreation Facilities Operator/Supervisor Applications will be received up. to 5 p.m. October 15, for a F.O.S. person to fill a vacancy at the Recreation Complex. The position is shift work, involving 8 hour shifts with a "% hour meal break. Current union rate of pay, and a 90 day trial period will apply. Apply in writing to: Recreation Co-Ordinator Schreiber, Ontario If you love hunting, fishing, or the joy of the great outdoors, we've got the ATV for it: the LT185 Quadrunner. It's got the power and torque of Suzuki's reliable Twin Dome Combustion Chamber four-stroke engine design. A five forward speed transmission with "Power Low" gear. 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