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| Page 14, News, Tuesday, April 23, 1991 Yard Clean-Up Day $20 & 25% off for seniors Rake & Tidy your lawn Have your garbage hauled away _ Sat. April 27th in Schreiber only Call Bob 824-2275 or Duncan 824-3038 TeenTalk \f™ i Proceeds for Teen Talk Activities y THE CORPO THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY | iThe Fownship of Terrace Bay is now looking for vol- lunteers to fill two vacancies on the Recreation | Committee. To fill one of the present vacancies, the | successful person must be age 50 or over. This is a | unique opportunity for individuals who are willing to lcontribute to the development of Municipal | Recreation Policies, Programs and Facilities. | Applicants should submit a letter by Friday, May 3rd, 1991 to: Township of Terrace Bay P.O. Box 40 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 For more information contact Dean Main at the Recreation Office at 825-3542. 8 ~~ The North Shore Regional A Ringette Teams would like to thank the following for their donations which greatly supported their recent trip to the Provincials in North Bay a ' The Township of Terrace & ; y Terrace Bay Quinard Oldtimers A & W Restaurant B Ronkainen's Pharmacy 4 North Shore Home Hardware C. Desrosiers Construction Mikus Fuels WM Cullmar Construction Shoreline Jnsurance < * Nugget Food Store Ah Tha Exty Bay Terrace Bay Insurance Guillevin International Schreiber Legion Ladies Terrace Bay Shell Lucien & Fern Bilodeau Tupperware - Marlene Dobush Terrace Bay Ringette Association All those who donated to - . our botle drives. SB Players: Juniors: Chelsea Black, Jasmine Capy, , : Brenda Moffit, Lisa Sutherland, Barb Roen, as Jody Dobush . y Belles: Keli Turpin, Debbie McDougall, Peance Bilodeau, Bonnie Brake, Jennifer Martin Pa AL sey ee ns, - fits fe ef Wee Coaches: a, & raf Edeont fom, ® saga 824-3418 Nella fl Air line ticketing and all " hotels world wide Joe Mykietyn (Agent) P.O. Box 925 Schreiber, Ont., POT 2S0 The Laprade Travel Shop Ltd. On the night of the car accident, Lottery profits help hospitals. Helping hospitals is just one way This is how Lottery funds are continued from page 5 If Washington is softening its position on the softwood tax - a tax which has had dev- astating economic conse- quences for northern Ontario - is it really because three of our warships and some of our CF- 18s were committed to the Gulf? Or does it have more to do with the economic policies of Ottawa, which has kept the Canadian Dollar artifically high, thereby making Canadian exports of all kinds (not just softwood lumber) uncompetitive? With an over- valued Canadian dollar, the Americans are less afraid of allowing Ottawa to drop the 15% tax. The real reasons for Washington changing its posi- tion on the 15% tax might be fuzzy, but the consequences for northern Ontario are clear. This region is losing an indus- try - perhaps permanentlly. By losing sawmills we not only lose jobs, but also the ability to put our trees to the most efficient end use - taking larg- er logs to sawmills, and mak- ing the chips into pulp. At the same time, we can- not ignore the fact that Ottawa chose to impose that 15% tax on the Canadian sawmill industry, leading up to the Free Trade talks with Washington. 'As a sovereign: state;-do-we-- -- have to impose domestic harm on ourselves, just to please the elephant next door? Or, even if we follow Mulroney's policy of being friendly with the elephant, do we have to support the ele- phant's foreign policy, just to get the Americans to consent to a change in our domestic policy like the removal of the softwood tax? The next time George Bush chooses to exert America's military might, instead of let- ting trade sanctions work out a peaceful solution to a world problem as he did in Iraq, will we mice squeak up? Or will we do the elephant's bidding, hoping for yet another conces- sion? Howto be a Local Hero Ask. When you want to make your community a better place, but don't know where to lottery profits are used. Lottery profits are also used to provide grants in other areas such as helping people with disabilities. They also help fund sports working for you in your area. Harbour Youth Services of Thunder Bay Nipigon Red Rock and District Association for the Mentally Retarded Canadian Mental Health Association - Sault Bruce was not expected to live. 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