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-- eV Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 21, 1983, page 11 classified marketplace Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00-12:00 1:00-5:00 DEADLINE: FRIDAY NOON . Mail your advertisement to P.O. Box 579, Terrace Bay, or bring it to our office at Simcoe Plaza Horticultural Society awards by PAULINE ZIEGLER Once again we see summer come to a close and with it the results of the 1983 Home Beauti- fication Awards. These awards are sponsored annually by the Ter- race Bay Horticultural Society and open to all residents of Terrace Bay excluding last year's six winners. These six 1982 winners were the pre- liminary judges this year with Mrs. Dorothy Dove, representative of the Horticultural Society of District 14, acting as final judge. Judging took place during August 'with scores totalled on points out of 100. The various areas in which residents received points included first impression of the property, lawn condi- tion, any unusual plants or flowers and _ their arrangements, placing of plants, landscaping, vegetable gardens, utili- zation of components and buildings on the property. These were broken up into two cate- gories, 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes for "Homes over four years old" and the same for "Homes under four years old", total- ling six Award Winners. The 1983 Award win- ners are as_ follows: homes over four years old: Ist prize $100.00 Mr. and Mrs. E. Pers- son, 2nd prize $75.00 Mr. and Mrs. A. Chis- holm, 3rd prize $50.00 Mr. and Mrs. A. Cadieux. Homes under four years old: Ist prize $75.00 Mr. and Mrs. W. Bigelow, 2nd. prize $50.00 Mr. and Mrs. D. Stewart and 3rd prize' $25.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. Ziegler. The winners STOP for a moment. LOOK around your community -- for a "good kid" who de serves ab Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year award. GO to your commu- nity newspaper for nomination forms. (Junior Citizens can be community wor- kers, lifesaving he- roes, those who rise above physical fimi tations, or just plain "good" all -- round young people aged 6 to 18) Ontario -- Com- munity Newspapers Association and CP Air community ser- vice project. Write OCNA at Box 451, Oakville for more in- formation. An will be awarded their ptizes at the Tuesday, October 11th Annual Meeting with election of officers later that night. Everyone is welcome to come out and partici- pate, become a member or an officer. Public meetings are held four or five times a year in the Committee Room or Multi-Purpose Room at the Recreation Center. Watch for the dates of these meetings in your paper! Your sup- port is needed so come on out. Some work done by members of the Ter- race Bay Horticultural Society include the hos- pital, the bank and park flowers. A second tree Rossport - was planted outside the town council office with a flower bed around the Terrace Bay cemetary as the latest project. Please remember, when the canvassing starts again next spring, your sup- port is needed to con- tinue the fine work of the Society. Once agin '*Congra- tulations" to this year's Home. Beautification Award wfnners and Good Luck to all Ter- race Bay residents next year. For further informa- tion call Mr. Peter Monks, President of the Terrace Bay Horticul- tura Society at 825- 9361. Labour Day Regatta The village of Rossport played host to a Labour Day Regatta last Mon- day, September 5th. Six sailboats were entered in the regatta with the course set out to sail to Battle Island and back again. Various festivities were held after the regatta as well as an awards ceremony, which was hosted by Coleen Ken- ney. Prizes for the regat- ta were provided by the Windjammer Gift Shop of Rossport. The results of the race - are as follows: _ Ist place - Les Graham of Terrace Bay with his Albird 37 (Haumoana); 2nd place - David Knukson of Terrace Bay with his Express 20 (Esprit DuNord); 3rd place - Frank Hod- der of Schreiber with his Lightening (Wood duck); 4th place -Ned Basher of Rossport with his Her- reshoff Eagle (Baikal); 5th place to Dug Stefurak of Rossport with his Bluenose (Wolves' son); And 6th place went to Tom Beckett of Schreiber with his Siren. This was the Ist An- nual Rossport Labour Day Regatta and it is hoped that many more will follow. Congratula- tions to the winners and thanks go out to all those responsible for the organizing of the event. Orbital Tax Assessing Cars/Trucks 1980 Lada, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, super shape. Call 825-9076 anytime. S-28 1976 Buick Skylark. Power brakes and steering. Call 824-2696 after 5:30 and all day Saturday and ware 1979 Corvette for sale. Dark blue, fully loaded. For more information call 825-3821. $21 For sale: 1979 Dodge "'Li'! Red Express" slight dam- age on right side. $3500 or reasonable offer. Contact R. Rowat, 1 Beach Crt. N. Apt. 208, 825-9490. S-21 ANNOUNCEMENTS Call or write now for piano tuning in late September. Piano works 446 Northern Ave., Thunder Bay, P7C 2V6, 622-8878. Registered crafts man - piano techni- cians guild. $-21 Need your rugs shampoo- ed? Have your rugs cleaned ' properly and thoroughly by professionals and at a rea- sonable rate. Call Lise at 825-9182. $-28 Ceramic tiles - by Jerry Urbanski for the wall, floor and kitchen counters, large selection - low prices, Cer- amic Tile Centre 475 11th Ave. behind Beaver Lum- ber 345-1312 Thunder aes Plumbing products - 1 pc. and 3 pc. tub shower com- binations, washerless fau- cets, whirlpools, brass taps, oak vanity, medicine chests, Ceramic Tile Cen- tre 475 11th Ave. behind Beaver Lumber, 345-1312 Thunder Bay. $-28 Misc. For Sale A university laboratory is us- i ing data from high altitude and --_ Electrolux - used machines, satellite photos to nee Be me excellent condition, various sors determine timberland values rices. Please telephone ; sibel reaiGale: p : | in East Texas timber regions 825-9182 for further infor- mation 0-5 y i LAKE SUPERIOR CHARTERS MAC'S SERVICE Charter our 40' boat for - trailer park - daily cruises - coffee shop - overnight excursions : - smoked fish Sn available on- - Post Office - fishing & hunting = body shop - diving ; - ice pire pi i i - live bait MAC'S SERVICE Rossport, Ont. 824-2933 Ask for Juris opened. TENDER NO. 83-5 The Township invites tenders for the hauling of approximately 800 cubic yards of screenings from the Kimberly-Clark pit just west of the Hydro dam to the Township Works Yard. Details and tender forms are available at the Municipal Office. Tenders must be on the form provided by the Township and be received in sealed envelopes before 2:00 p.m. on Monday, September 26th, 1983, at which time they will be publicly The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. L.H. Simons Clerk-Co-ordinator Box 40 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Misc. For Sale | 'WANTED Portable Kenmore, 4-pro- gram automatic washer and matching dryer, with con- venient stack rack. In excel- lent condition. Asking $600. Call 824-2315. $-28 Pink shag rug - 9'10" x 12'6" only $75. Baycrest dishwasher - gold, convert- ible, 4 years old. Regular price 1500-$600, only $300. Call 825-3861. $-28 Gigantic Farm Equipment monthly consignment Auc- tion. Friday Sept. 23rd 1983, 10:00 a.m. sharp. Sales heid 4th Friday of each month. New and used equipment including appro- ximately 75-100 tractors, some industrial equipment, skid steer loaders, trucks puil-type and self propelled combines and over 300 pieces of ail types of farm equipment plus lawn and garden equipment. Spe- Cia! note: this sale features. several consignments from iocal farmers. If you need a combine, tractor, farm equ:pment or anything else ... don't miss this auction. Trucking available to any- where in Canada or U.S.A. Terms: cash or good, cheque day of sale. Not res- ponsible for accidents on property. Lunch booth on grounds. Tractors sell at approximately 1:00 p.m. Auctioneers Cliff Gilbert and Aiex Parr. One of Qntario's fastest growing monthly farm equipment consignment auctions. Wayne Ward Farm Equip- ment Hwy. #6, Wiarton, Ontario. Phone 519-534- 1638 or 534-2980. $-21 Wanted to buy: used baby stroller, call 825-9079 after 5:00 p.m $-21 Babysitting Babysitter needed in my own home. On #3 shift at the mill. Phone 824-2770. S-28 'REAL ESTATE House for sale: 250 Keno- gami Rd. 1% storey, 3 bed- room. For appmt. call 825- 9234. A-31 House for sale: 413 Eliza- beth Ave., Terrace Bay, 824-3155. 2 bedroom house with 2 bedroom furnished apt: in basement. Recently renovated inside and out. Has airtight wood stove in family room and many oth- er nice features. S-28 captured for you by SCENES [maar for sale PHOTOGRAPHY at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend sometime in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior Ss. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 We'll be happy to give you directions. EVERYONE WELCOME! WANTED EMPTY BOTTLE COLLECTOR For Brewers Warehousing Co. in Terrace Bay. Write Brewers Retail, Marathon or phone: 229-1401. A clean chimney is safer and more efficient! Call us! _ D & R Chimney Sweeps 825-9473 anytime i 0 Os OBE Ene ea wears Send resume to: 1983. HELP WANTED Royal Canadian Legion Br. No. 223 Terrace Bay requires a BARTENDER Box 520, Terrace Bay, Ont. POT 2W0 Attention: R. Sinotte. é Deadline for applications is Sept. 23, most complete. line & Highway 17 Play SCRATCH & WIN with Walker Exhaust Systems and win cash or trips We also handle the auto body replacement Corner Mill Road C & D ENTERPRISES Automotive Supplies ALSO 20. oF all batteries until October 31, 1983. = B\ -- es 2. AX eases ~ 1073-80 BLAZER & JIMMY (Ale 81 Crcept F Fender & F Fender parts of panel and_ fenders Re tn (metal and/or fibre- glass) on the North --s Shore. Fibreglass TRG} 825-9582