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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 9, 1985 i+ Canadian Radio-television and 7, en 5 cae - Canada Conseil de la radiodiftusion et des DECISION Decision 85-851. TV Ontario. Barclay, Charlton, Hawk Junction, Heron Bay, Landsdowne House, Providence Bay, Shoal Lake and Wabigoon, Ont. Approved -- Licences to operate television sta- tions at the locations noted above that will rebroadcast TV On- tario programs originating from CICA-TV Toronto. Where may I read CRTC documents? CRTC documents may be read in the "Canada Gazette", Part 1; at CRTC offices; and at reference libraries. CRTC decisions concerning a licensee may be read at the licensee's offices during normal business hours. You may also obtain copies of CRTC public documents by contacting the CRTC at: Ottawa/Hull (819) 997-0313; Halifax (902) 426-7997; Montreal (514) 283-6607; Winnipeg (204) 949-6303; Vancouver (604) 666-2111. ee : The Confederation College of Applied Arts and Techno! offers in Fennce Bay MICROWAVE COOKING MAGIC Learn the secrets of microwave cooking to save you time and energy. This six-hour workshop will show you how to organize, prepare and cook nutritious foods in your microwave. Included in the recipes you will sample are a roast, chicken, lasagna, vegetables both fresh and frozen, egg dishes, desserts, candy ... and more. Lots of ideas to help you become a magician with your microwave. INSTRUCTOR: Carolyn Cotton DATE: Saturday, October 26, 1985 TIME: 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. LOCATION: Terrace Bay High School FEE: $35.00 : Registrations will take place at the Terrace Bay Recreation Office before start date. Refund of fees made only if course is cancelled due to insufficient enrolment. Form 7 Municipal Elections Act (Section 25(4)) PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS for Municipality: Unorganized Village of Rossport This preliminary list of electors prepared as required by the Municipal Elections Act was publicly posted in the office of the Municipal Clerk on The 9th day of October, 1985 Electors should examine the list to en- sure that their names and relevant in- formation are correctly shown. -- by Helene Ballard Hello Folks! Well here I am back at Birchwood Terrace a bit shakey and the old legs are not too good but this ole gal has some more mileage left and-more bits and bites to write. Thank You for your kind wishes. I was so sorry to miss the big event here when the New Bus was delivered. I know I am late but J still want to thank all those wonderful folks at the Legionand those who helped in any way to help make a dream comie true, it's like having Christmas in September. It sure is a nice looking bus, it will, I'm sure be comfortable to ride in. Being away from things! I have not much to write about but believe it or not THANK YOU We would like to express our thanks and appreciation to the people who organized and sup- ported the stag and doe held in our honour. Your thoughtfullness will. always be remembered. Michelle Brummell & Paul Malashewski Insure your home Insure your life Itsatact that mor@homes are lost through the death ot the owner than through fire Insure that your home as completely protected. For lite msurance. call Mary Cashmore Terrace Bay, Ontario 825-9152 Of CANADA - Get your life in shape. I still got a bite while in Hospital - so here goes. A great improvement has been noticed in regards to the young folks leaving their bikes on the sidewalks just laying every which way so please kids you can do this I know, just take the time to park those bikes out of the way. You know it's not only old folks who can fall over them, our wee toddlers can also fall and get hurt. Thanks kids, hope this will be the end to this bite. Until. next' week -- remember, if a lady has a twinkle in her eyes, a gentleman will not notice the lines around them. So long. Forest industry threatened PORT ARTHUR -- On- tario's forest industry ac- counts for close to 15 per cent of the forestr produc- tion in Canada _ and represents a payroll of $1.7 billion to 69,000 workers according to I.D. Bird, president of the Ontario Forest Industries Association. Speaking to the Port Ar- thur Rotary Club, Mr. Bird said, "Eight per cent of Ontario's wood produc- tion, which accounts for 75 per cent. of' the economic activity here in the nor- thwest, is generated by the 23 member companies in the Ontario Forest In- dustries Association. "'Tt is threatened present- ly by the loss of the Euro- pean market because of the strength of the Canadian doliar overseas and the devaluation of Scandina- vian currencies, two fac- tors which combine to freeze us out of Europe. Similarly, the strength of the United States' dollar has attracted us to that market as never before. We have sold 60 per cent of our production there traditionally, and the ex- change rate has made our lumber so attractive that protectionist sentiments are _ suddenly causing serious concerns from coast °to coast. "Our sales of pulp to the United States market are depressed by 21 per cent in contract prices and 26 per cent in spot prices from last year's levels. As well, Brazil and Portugal are both providing low priced competitive pulp for that market. ~ "These are economic factors which underscore the vulnerability of our in- dustry and cause concern to producers and_ the thousands to businesses which provide goods and services to our workers and mills. "Other concerns are closer and more apparent. The budworm spread to 10 million hectares of forest land in 1984. It will go to 16 million in 1985, an area larger. than the combined area of three Maritime provinces." The speaker said the spray program of the past season covered only 2.5. per cent of the affected area, and would have to be substantially increased to ~ avoid further loss of timber, the possible loss of jobs and billions of dollars to the provincial economy. 52nd ANNUAL FIREMAN'S BALL October 25th, 1985 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Schreiber Recreation Complex Tickets $10.00 per person no persons under 19 years of -age admitted Music by: CITY LIMITS COSTUME PRIZES B00 Ce a Cpe & Application for inclusions, additions or Group Individual . . ° 1 " corrections to or deletions from the list Per Sk orc iol 3rd $100.00 3rd $75.00 may be made by an elector by com- pleting and filing a form obtainable at the office of the clerk. October 18, 1985, 7 p.m. The last day for filing applications con- Schreiber Fire Hall cerning inclusion, additions, corrections || or deletions: October 23, 1985 Support Your Local A.J. Gauthier Volunteer Fire Brigade Returning Officer