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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 14, 1984, page 11 classified marketplace Oftice Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00-12:00 1:00-5: 5:00 > DEADLINE: FRIDAY NOON Mail your advertisement to P.O. Box 579, Terrace Bay, or bring it to our office at Simcoe Plaza Homes for the Aged - Administrator's Annual Report In the early months of 1983 the Board was in- formed by our Ontario Association that they would be holding a seminar with the object- ive of defining our fu- ture and the role of the Board. The Board felt that this was an oppor- tunity to compare with other Boards in Ontario our future and our role. The Chairman, Alex Daneff and the Adminis- trator were delegated to attend. From more than sixty suggestions, four pri- ority recommenda- tions were made: 1. The Board should be the vocal point of the continuum of care facili- ties and programs. 2. Co-ordination of all care for the aged in your community. 3. Facilitating colla- boration between var- ious care service pro- viders in the commun- ity. 4..Become a spokes- person for the elderly. These are noble ob- jectives for any Board, but not realistic for our Board, when you consi- der we are a District Board relating to six- teen municipalities and the unorganized area, which include towns, villages and rural are- as. Of the objectives, the first is reasonable for our Board namely being a vocal point for the continuum of care fa- cilities. We operate Birchwood Terrace which is a_ residential care facility and Pine- wood Court which is a Residential and extend- ed care facility. At the present time we are concerned about the lack of extended care beds. We are aware through the news media that Northern Affairs first made the proposal to add extended care beds to local hospitals, and that the Ministry of Health has informed the Municipalities on how to proceed with the addi- tion. We' know that the Geraldton Hospital is proceeding with prelim- inary building plans and a fund drive. Also, Nipi- gon is planning a new hospital. We must admit that our Board has not been requested to parti- cipate in this planning. At the present time we would have to say we are not the vocal point for this phase of continu- um of care for seniors. Our Board, while in favour of these pro- jects, would appre- ciate the opportunity to become part of the plan- ning process so that we could add any expertise we have in relating to this group of seniors. Also, it would assist us in our future planning. Board appointments were delayed resulting te the Inanonral Meet- ing being held in June. Mrs. M. Sideen who had served as a Provincial and Municipal repre- sentative for a period of ten years was elected as Chairperson with Mrs. M. Tolmonen as Vice- Chairperson. Two months later the Board was faced with the loss of Mrs. Sideen. Mrs. Sideen was well known throughout the district and the province and had served on~ the Ontario Advisory Board for Seniors. Many let- ters of condolence and tribute were received by the Board at their Sep- tember meeting. Mrs. Mary Tolmo- nen was elected Chair- person to complete the remaining term of of- fice with Mrs. France Pajamaki elected as Vice-Chairperson. In 1983 we received approval to proceed with the capital energy con- servation project at Birchwood Terrace. The work will be completed in 1984 at a total cost of $129,000.00. Two Mini- stries and the District Municipalities will share in the costs with the district's share being $47,000. This will be reflected in this year's levy to the municipali- ties. The work involves the replacement of the pre- sent cladding, applying 2"? of insulation and aluminum siding, instal- ling thermostats in each room, and in the main lounge, insulated drapes 'with circulating fans. In the program the one stage alarm system will be changed to a two stage alarm system, which is a major im- provement for senior citizen homes. At Pinewood Court our outdoor picnic shel- ter was completed in Misc. For Sale Used bike in good condi- tion. For six year old boy. Call 824-2561. M-14 ""Boughen Nurseries.' Valley River, Manitoba. ROL 2B0. Hardy Nursery stock. Largest selection of Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, small fruits, Shrubs and Evergreens. Guaranteed. Many satis- fied customers in Ontario and Quebec. Over 70 years in business. Write for free catalogue. Mar- 28 Boat for sale: 14 ft. Star- craft. Aluminum. Ex- cellent condition. $1350. Contact Tony Standowicz, Walker's Lake, Schreiber. M-28 Snow plow with all attach- ments. In excellent shape. Half price of a new one. $1200. Phone 824-3061. M -14 Easter Bunnies: order chocolate eggs, rabbits, etc. from display in Costa's March 14-16 and March 21- 24. Terrace Bay Figure Ckating Club. M-14 time for the annual wine and cheese get-together during Senior Citizen's Week in June. It is a real asset for outdoor acti- vities. Inside Pinewood Court, the conversion of four plex bedrooms to doubles has now been completed. This project was initiated a number of years ago by our Maintenance Depart- ment. Seventeen rooms in the west and south wings are having priva- cy curtains installed thanks to our Auxiliary. In September, T.V. Ontario visited our Birchwood Terrace Home, shooting film on seniors in the home, in Rossport and in Hurkett. The film will be shown on March 19, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. Alex Daneff, a very active Board Mem- ber, was hospitalized in October. I have just re- ceived word from Mrs. Daneff that his illness will prevent him from resuming his regular duties for an indefinite period and he wishes to tender his resignation from the Board. Alex will be missed by the Board Members and es- pecially the writer. We wish him well in_ his fight to recover from his 'illness. ' In 1984 the Board will have the task of finding a replacement for the Administrator. 'WANTED Reliable babysitter for 2 children two days per week. Call 824-2561. M-14 Any person interested in playing the organ/piano during Sunday services at Community Church on a scheduled basis. Please contact Pam Jones at 825- 3714 or the Minister at 825- 3396 for further -- -14 Schreiber Sabres Terrace Bay Superiors Schreiber Deisels . Lawrence McParland . Brian Hiller . Mark Campbell . Bruce Hiller . Dale Dereski . Dale Ross . Gord Fummerton . Larry Ross 9. Mark Malashewski 10. Peter Armstrong 11. Jeff Fortier 12. Paul Malashewski 13. Ted Coupal 14. Grant Paradis 15. Rick Cosman 16. Wally Robson 17. Terry Hanley 18. Bob McKenna 19. Rob Thompson 20. Shane Riley ory ANPwWN SCHREIBER - TERRACE BAY INTERMEDIATE HOCKEY STANDINGS Standings as of March 6 GP Ww L 22 13 20 10 18 7 11 Top 20 GP SD 14 Ss 21 TB 15 SS 17 TB 10 ss 10 Ss 16 SS 14 TB 17 ss 9 TB 12° TB 10 TB 11 SD 13 SS li SD 12 ss 13 SD 9 TB 14 SS 8 GF GA PTS 185 145 26 137 147 20 126 157 14 G A Pts 47 32 79 34 41 75 29 20 49 25 22 47 21 /19 40 15 25 40 15 19 34 8 21 29 15 13 28 16 11 27 9 17 26 15 9 24 11 13 24 11 12 23 12 10 22 10 12 22-5 11 10 21 9 12 21 13 7 20 10 10 20 GIVE... wiriive HEART FUND REAL ESTATE House for sale: large pri- vate lot, 101 Manitoba St., Schreiber Ont. Phone 824- 2155. M-14 Beautiful four bedroom tudor style house with finished family room, 2 washrooms, roughed-in sauna, formal dining room, chimney for wood stove and wood stove included. Front and back sodded. Attached garage plus 12x12 cedar deck. Wooded private back- yard. $85,900. Call any- time 825-9231. M-21 House for sale: 4 years old, 4 bedroom, 3 baths, all electric, with fireplace, fin- ished basement. Over 1600 sq. ft. Asking $95,000. - Serious inquiries only. Call 825-9314 after 6:00 p.m. for appt. A-25 Triplex apt. 503 Lakeview Dr., quadriplex apt. 516 Lakeview Dr., fully servic- ed lot, 517 Lakeview Dr., serious inquiries only. Phone 825-3724. M-28 For rent: 1 bachelor apt., 1 bedroom, 1 kitchen. Phone 825-9275. M-14 HOUSE FOR SALE in Schreiber Two 2 bedroom apartments earning a good income. Asking a very reasonable price. For more information, please phone 824-3145 (INSURANCE ) Before You Buy Let's Compare Maybe we can save you some money on: * AUTO * HOME * LIFE Call Dave Lambert or Mike Jones NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 Bees -- London & Midland General Insurance Co. of Canada Thunder Bay, Ont. , Cars/Trucks Let us sell your car for you! We insure it, advertise it and sell it, you pay us when it's sold! Cail and ask us for details! North Shore Mo- tors - 887-2512. M-2 For sale: truck, camper combo, 1980 Ford 1 ton, 400 4 speed, 1979 11 ft. camper with 3 way fridge and toilet. 825-3820. M-28 For sale: 1967 Chev half ton, 6 cyl. std., good paint, new brakes, new shocks, coil springs. In very good shape. Call Reg 824-2000. M-14 1981 4500 Citation good shape, oil injection. $1100. Call Art at 824-2389 or 824- 2071. M-14 Mobile Homes 'Mobile home. Can view at #8 Fig's trailer park. For more information call 824- 2823. M-21 Triplex apt. 503 Lakeview Dr., quadriplex apt. 516 Lakeview Dr., fully servic- ed lot, 517 Lakeview Dr., serious' inquiries only. Phone 825-3724. __ M-28 The Red Dog Inn invites applicaions for the following positions: Housekeepers Cocktail Servers Dining room personnel Dishwashers - Prep Cooks Interested persons should apply to: R.E. Hoben Red Dog Inn Terrace Bay, Ont. 3895. HOUSE FOR SALE Brand new three bedroom house for sale with living room, kitchen, dining room, and finished basement with large rec room. Clay brick veneer outside, with garage. Situated on a 70 X 120 lot. CMHC mortgage. Can be seen at 76 East Grove Crescent, Terrace Bay. Interested parties please phone: 825- 100 ETHEL ST. SCHREIBER 4 bedroom Lindal Cedar Home, 1556 sq. ft. on double sized lot. Southside deck 14' x 30'. Balcony off huge master bedroom. Custom made oak cupboards. Carpeting throughout. Rec. room. For appointment to view phone 824-2565 anytime. NO AGENTS PLEASE. Travelling to Thunder Bay? Stay at the Circle Inn. We are offer- ing 10% off our regular rates of: $28.95 single for 2 $33.95 double for 2 $35.95 double for 3 $37.95 double for 4 We are centrally located between Keskus Mall and the new Intercity Shopping Mall. Call collect for reservations: 807-344-5744 Circle Inn Motel 686 Memorial Ave. Thunder Bay, Ontario A lot of le call life _ "The Survival of the Fittest". You know, a lot of people are " @ \ iv Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission Conseil de la radiodiftusion et des télécommunications canadiennes notice : decision Decision CRTC 84-141; Ray M. Sission; Schreiber, Ont. Pursuant to Public Notice CRTC 1983-269 dated 9 Dec. 1983, the CRTC announces" that __ it approves the application to change the authorized distribution of the broad- casting receiving under- taking serving Schreiber by deleting the carriage of the signals of WJMN- TV (NBC) Escanaba, Mich. and WLUC-TV (CBS) Marquette,' Mich. -re- ceived off-air, and by adding the carriage of the signals of WJBK-TV (CBS), WTVS (PBS), WDIV (NBC) Detroit, Mich. and KOMO-TV (ABC) Seattle, Wash., and to _ be received via satellite from the CANCOM net- work. The licensee also pro- posed to amend its lic- ence by increasing the maximum monthly sub- scriber fee from $15.50.to $19.87 to cover the costs of providing the CANCOM services noted above. This part. of the application is approved in part. The Commission approves an increase in this fee to $19.56. This $4.06 increase is justified based on the charge to be paid by the licensee to CANCOM for these new services and to cover the direct incremental costs related to the exhibition of the CANCOM signals, and is in accordance with the guidelines for rate increases associated with the addition of the CANCOM "3 plus 1" U.S. signals, set out in Public Notice CRTC 1983-109. The Commission notes that the signal of KOMO- TV (ABC) is not yet dis- tributed by CANCOM. Accordingly, the licensee 4 may only charge $3.05 of the increase when the CBS, NBC and PBS signals are available to sub- scribers and the remain- ing $1.01 at such time as the ABC signal is pro- vided. Further, the Commission has determined that the remaining portion (0.31) of the proposed rate increase has not been justified by the licensee and it is, accordingly, denied. Canada ee