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Wednesday, September 20, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 3 At a glance... By Dave Chmara Schreiber receives first sewage payment Schreiber has received its first payment, in the amount of $169,600 for a sewage works pro- ject. The announcement came from Minister of the Environment, Jim Bradley, earlier this month. The payment will go towards architectural, engineering and contract costs incurred to date. Aurel Gauthier, Schreiber's clerk-treasurer, said the town is hoping construction of the new settling tank will begin next sum- mer. The total cost of the sewage treatment plant expansion is esti- mated at $1,672,000. The province will contribute over $1.3 million towards the cost of the expansion. Gauthier said the project will see the enlarging and moderniza- tion of the existing sewage treat- ment plant. "The plant currently doesn't meet the guidelines set for the operation of a sewage treatment plant," said Gauthier. "The project will bring the plant up to provincial standards and allow for the future expan- sion of the town," Gauthier said. Because of the current limited capacity of the sewage treatment plant, this year's town expansion has been limited to 30 lots in two subdivisions which was equally divided between two companies. Beauty Contest The Home Beautification Contest, organized by the Township of Schreiber, saw the three winners awarded with their prizes at the last council meeting. Taking home first prize of $100 was Coz Commisso. Second place winner was Patrick Halonen bringing in $75. For third place, Harold Shack Jr. won $50. Will North see gas? ICG Utilities, a natural gas company, appears to be consider- ing an expansion of their services to the area. ICG has approached. both Terrace Bay and Schreiber town councils and requested approval of a natural gas franchise agree- ment for the extension of natural gas service to the two towns. Fall Presbytery The Annual Fall Presbytery is being held this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Terrace Bay Community Church. Reverend David Sparks said 75 delegates are expected to attend the weekend conference. Participants will discuss various issues facing the church and con- duct other business. Piano exams In June, 1989, several piano students from Schreiber travelled to the Avila Centre in Thunder Bay for their Western Conservatory Pianoforte exams. All of these students were extremely successful, and for sev- eral, it was their first time taking such an exam. The results are as follows: Grade One Jason Chapman (February) - 85 - First Class Honors Kyle Kay - 73 - Honors Lynsey LeBlanc - 74 - Honors Hilary Stewart - 77 - Honors Grade Two Lesley Pellegrino - 80 - First Class Honors Grade Five Deanna Cosgrove - 73 - Honors Congratulations to all of these students for such excellent results. Good luck on future exams. Winnie's Scribbles By Winnie Campbell The Congregation of St. Andrews United Church held its 19th Annual Fall Fair on Friday and Saturday,.Sept. 8 and 9 in the Legion Hall. Myrtle Gordon and Jack Handel were General convenors and thank all who attended. The various booths were manned by convenors and their committees with assistance by some members of Holy Angels Church which was much appreci- ated. The men folk assisted in set- ting up and cleaning up when it was all over. The committees are certainly appreciative to all who made such generous donations of a variety of goods and the food for the smorgasbord. Prize winners were as follows: Child's bus - Erin Stefurak Doll - Rita McBride Shuttle - Darlene Cousineau Afghan - Bill Campbell Sr. Smoke Ham - donated by Schreiber Food Market won by Joan Cardiff Groceries - donated by Costa's Foodateria won by Barbara Mitchell Afghan - Cathy Lemieux Crystal - Georgina Davis Quilted Fabric Clock - R. G. Macadam Quilt - Joanne Webb > Ley SNE ae Call your only in town cas ensue 824-3418 < ACTA', 3 yh we ey 4 a s oot" / ay oe ioe Mykietyn (Agent) MINNOVA Inc. WINSTON LAKE DIVISION Requires Part Time Relief Personnel To assist in various departments of our operations on an "As and when required" basis. Duties will require proficiency in typing, accounting, or payroll. Micro-computer experience would be a definite assct. Interested persons should apply in writing to: C.R. Crown, Office Manager, Minnova Inc., Winston Lake Division; P.O. Bag # 2, SCHREIBER, Ontario, POT 2S0 Mrs. Vienna McLennan and Alma Haapa have returned from visiting their son Greg and fami- lies in B.C. Mr. Rob Harris. from Brampton, Ontario is visiting friends and relations here. Getting Married this year? Next year? You want an easy to get along with, professional photographer who can provide beautiful pictures. Book now while there are still openings Don't be disappointed For a day you'll always want to remember call now Complete wedding coverage Dave Chmara 825-9751 or 825-9713 Schreiber/Terrace Bay Literacy Advisory Committee is seeking a TUTOR-LEARNER CO-ORDINATOR to work with our present co-ordinator * Likes working with people * Training/Advising tutors & learners * Own vehicle * Interest in adult education & literacy - essential Application Deadline: September 25, 1989 Job Starts: October1, 1989 Send application to: Helen Stokes, Treasurer P.O. Box 847 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 For further information about the job or program, call Jeanne Marcella at 825-3819 or Pam McKeever at 824-2657 Garrity s DINNER SPECIALS Thursday Lasanga $8.95 Saturday Terriyaki Steak $11.95 Monday Crepes $6.95 Friday Chicken Diuan $8.95 Sunday Roast Turkey $9.95 Wednesday Stew $6.95 Tuesday Meat Loat $6.95 Phone for reservations 824-2494 4 i Garrtty's Three atmospheres to choose from NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT Fully Licensed