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Page 12 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, June 28, 1989 |. Murray Dedick | Optometrist 1119 Victoria Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 1B7 1-622-7726 The North Shore Industrial Training Committee has an opportunity to sponsor a limited number of qualified candidates in the following training programs being offered by Confederation College in Thunder Bay starting September 5, 1989 Motive Power Techniques - Small Powered Equipment Motive Power Techniques - Heavy Equipment Industrial Mechanical Maintenance Techniques - Millwright Welding Techniques All programs are 40 weeks in length and offered full-time lf you are interested in any of these programs, please contact the " Co-ordinator a.s.a.p. at 229-0569 in Marathon (afternoons or evenings) ' The North Shore Industrial Training Committee is compiling a RESOURCE LIST of Trainers/Training Program Deliverers capable of delivering skilled trades training programs for the Committee in Manitouwadge, Marathon, Terrace Bay and Schreiber These programs could be full-time or part-time and potential course offerings could include computer training, hospitality training, welding, small motor repair as well as a number of other courses If you are interested in adding your name to this list to ensure consideration when trainers are being selected please provide details to be sent to Co-ordinator N.I.T.C. Box 1780 Marathon, Ontario POT 2E0 or call 807-229-0569 in afternoons or evenings for more information About two dozen teenagers recently graduated from a modelling course offered through the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre. Part of the graduation involved putting on a fashion show of summer styles. Photo by Dave Chmara Visiting Thunder Bay? Shopping? Skiing? Find comfort at _ Paradise Motel * Very clean rooms at Budget rates * Close to all major attractions * Variety of family restaurants within one block * Reservations - phone ahead (807) 475-8628 Dianne Koivumaa (mgr) 221 W. Arthur Street (Highway 11-17B) Thunder Bay. Ontario P7E 5P7 * NEW Telephones in rooms qd By John Lubberdink Chiropractor When the temperature falls to - 40 degrees to -50 degrees Celsius it tends to be awfully cold, espe- cially if you must work in it. In another temperature scale, - 40 degrees Celsius is a balmy 233 degrees Kelvin, and -5O degrees is a slightly cooler 223 degrees Kelvin. At 0 degrees Kelvin all molec- ular activity comes to an abrupt standstill. To get closerand closer to absolute zero (0 degrees Kelvin) we must use processes to draw away the heat. By removing the heat we natu- rally enough make it cold. We cannot obtain absolute zero because there are no substances that will draw away that tiny amount of heat. We can now get within fractions of absolute zero but we cannot obtain it complete- I'm sure most of you have heard about the science of super- conductivity. This science involves dropping temperatures to around 7 degrees Kelvin. Research has shown thefe is no resistance to the flow of elec- trons at these and lower tempera- tures. With no electron resistance there will be no heat build up with the result of delivering very efficient power. Recent studies with complex compounds have shown that higher temperatures in excess of 100 degrees Kelvin (that's still around -173 degrees Celsius) can achieve superconductivity. We can now appreciate how "cold" cold can be. One day, research will develop new materi- als that will require. very little electricity to power vast complex- es and machinery with a substan- tial saving on our resources and pocketbooks. AT YOUR SERVICE Gilles Pouliot, MPP Lake Nipigon "Helping you is my J b!" CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-268-7192 Monday to Friday During Business Hours SCHREIBER PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE Wishes to thank the following organizations and individuals for their assistance in making the ALL NIGHT BALL TOURNAMENT a huge success: Schreiber Ladies Slowpitch League Schreiber Fire Department Terrace Bay Fire Department Costa's Foods Schreiber Foodmarket North Shore Ambulance Service Ontario Provincial Police Schreiber Hydro - Howard Armstrong and Fred Harness C.P. Rail - Paul Chapel LeBrun Northern Contracting The Electrician - Gene Ross and his assistant Pat Bourguignon Jr. Our Lighting Man Ed Borutski The residents of Schreiber who live within the noise barrier of the Ball Park The ball teams for their spirited participation and co-operation and anyone else we may have forgotten. Without the help of these individuals and community minded organizations we could not have had a successful All Night Tournament. Bach a Fighter Caster Timbres Seal s Canada 1989 Support Wh Seas. Ue Shirley's Industrial Cleaning Service Spring Cleaning Apartments, houses, businesses Also garden roto tiller for Rent 825-9013