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Wednesday, January 24 1990 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 5 Letter to the Editor "This country and its people are being regularly raped, robbed and brutilized by this government." Mr. Editor: This letter is addressed to "PM" Brian Mulruncy and his Gucci-shoed, armani-suited cronies on Parliment Hill. I am not quite sure what "PM" stands for these days, could it stand for Post-mortem? As far as myself and many Canadians are concerned, the only thing left to be done after the Mulruney Government is finished hacking this country to pieccs, will be to read the autopsy report. This country and its people are being regularly raped, robbed and bruti- lized by this government. The main artery in this body of land called Canada will be removed in the form of Via Rail cuts. The heart and soul of the fishing industry has been ripped out. Each Canadian will feel the crip- pling affects of the proposed GST. Perhaps when all this comes to pass, Mr. Mulruney can call on our American neighbors to pick the bones of this Cadaver clean. The Mulruney Government seems to be living by the old adage the only sure things in life are death and taxes. Not only are they killing Canada as we know it, but they are making us pay for the funeral. I feel it appropriate that Mr. Mulruncy, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Bouchard and Mr. Crosbie be named honorary pall bearers. Is there a "Doctor" in the "House"? If so we need urgent attention for our prognosis is very grim. Sheera MacFarlane Schreiber, Ont. Winnie's Scribbles St. Andrews United Church Women enjoyed a pot-luck sup- per prior to their regular monthly meeting on Jan. 11. Mrs. Ruth Filler President presided for the meeting. Marlene Doig Secretary read the minutes and correspondence and Gwen Hadley Treasurer gave the finan- cial report and also led in the devotions. Myrtle Gordon gave the Secretarys report, having sent sixty-four cards in the past year. Beth Macadam presided for Election of Officers as follows: (Past Pres. Margaret Smith) President Ruth Hiller lst Vice Pres. Lyla Walker 2nd Vice Pres. Earline Johnson. Secretary Marlene Doig Treasurer Gwen Hadley The President will appoint her committees for the year. The Least Coin Collection and monthly donations was taken up and then a fun Bingo was held followed by a gift exchange. Louise Holland has returned from visiting at "Brampton" Jim & Elda Baird & Family. Frank McDonald was the lucky winner of the knitted sweater made by "Mrs. Larivee" in aid of the Minor Hockey League. On Sunday A.M. Jan. 14th a big crowd was over at the C.PR. Thank. you We wish to express our appreciation to all who sent mass cards and made memorial dona- tions in memory of Elsie MacLean. Walter Ballard anc. Gloria Mullins Station with cameras and banners = fo. meéct "the last "C raw Passenger Train. Mayor Mike Cosgrove & Jack Stokes & Robert Campbell & G. Pouliett spoke. It was an emotional farewell to our "Canadian & our National Heritage. We are all going to miss the passenger train in many ways especially older people. Get well wishes to Mrs. Todesco and Mrs. Pearl Dydich & Mrs. Nellie Molinski. Our deepest sympathy to the Smith Family on the passing of Mr. Nelson Smith - also to the Schelling Family & Elsie Ballards Family & Mr. Moons Family. Birth Annoyntetment Brian & Tracy Paulsen are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter JESSE LYNN Born December 12, 1989 Weighing 5 lbs. 2 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Paulsen of Terrace Bay and Mr. & Mrs. Neil Gilles of Colgate, Wisconsin. Thanks to Dr. Wilkes & Dr. Fernandez. Hodders Jewelers Pre-Inventory Sale Wed. Jan. 17 to Sat. Jan. 27. Prices reduced on all . merchandise in stock 50% OFF selected China & Crystal in stock 30% OFF all Karat Gold 50% OFF Costume Jewellery 20% OFF Giftware in stock 40% OFF Citizen Watches & Emerald Watches 20% OFF Orlean Watches For value you can trust, shop Hodders Jewelers No layaways 8 Simcoe Plaza Visa & Mastercard accepted 825-3592 All sales final Terrace Bay, Ont. Jean Saw Sales * Chain Saw * Snow Blower * Lawn Mower SALES & REPAIRS Safety Boots * Pants * Shirts * Socks * Mitts (Work Wear Payroll Deduction) Work Wear OVERPASS ROAD Open Daily 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. TERRACE BAY **E* ANNOUNCEMENT *** DONALD G. BENO INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED Servicing Northwestern Ontario since 1958 : Box 235, Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 (807) 824-2666 MICHAEL J. BENO We are very pleased to announce that Michael has successfully completed the Registered Insurance Brokers Course with honors. Michael is a second generation, following the path of his Father, who has been providing the communities of Northwestern Ontario with excellent Insurance services you have known and trusted since 1958. Michael has recently been appointed as Sales Manager-Producer, and will be travelling through out the region, contacting individuals to discuss your Insurance requirements. If you wish to review your present insurance, at your convenience, please call Michael, one of our four Registered Insurance Brokers we have to serve you. SCHREIBER (807) 824-2666 Pesticide Safety Courses for farmers are scheduled for your area. Learn: > Prevention of pesticide poisonings. > Selection of safety equipment. > Proper storage and disposal of pesticides. > Label interpretation. © Courses run days, even- ings and weekends and cost $35. © Offered in English and French. @ Includes special videotapes, and a course manual which can be used as a reference guide. For information about courses in your area, contact your local Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food Office. Ministry of Agriculture and Food David Ramsay, Minister Ontario ml econ! IRVING PULP & PAPER, LIMITED, located in Saint John, New Brunswick is a manufacturer of high quality bleached kraft pulp. We are presently recruiting for the following positions: N f SUPERVISO The Mechanical Supervisors will report to the Mechanical Superintendent and will be responsible for implementation of daily maintenance of mill equipment and for assistance in planning. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background as an Industrial Mechanic and/or Machinist combined with strong interpersonal skills. Pulp and paper experience in a supervisory and/or planning capacity would be a definite asset. Vv The Electrical Supervisor will report to the Electrical and Instrumentation Superintendent and will be responsible for the planning and implementation of the daily maintenance of mill equipment. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background as an Industrial Electrician with experience in heavy industry electronics, D-C Drives, Programmable Logic Controllers and medium/high voltage electrical distri- bution equipment maintenance and must have a Provincial or Inter-Provincial Electrician's Licence, combined with strong interpersonal skills. Pulp and paper experience in a supervisory capacity would be a definite asset. IRVING PULP & PAPER, LIMITED offers you a competitive salary, relocation assistance and a comprehensive bencfits package plus the opportunity to be part of a challenging and dynamic organization which is growing with its people. Resumes should be submitted before FEBRUARY 7, 1990 to: Personnel Co-Ordinator IRVING PULP & PAPER, LIMITED P.O. Box 3007, Station B Saint John, New Brunswick E2M 3H1