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TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, October 18, 1989 "TRAV EL <= aoe ork Call your only in town « a ar ae ek "inc Too Mikes aceon * 324-3418 LAKE NIPIGON PROVINCIAL LIBERAL ASSOCIATION Annual General Meeting and Election of Executive Officers will be held on OCTOBER 23, 1989 AT 7:00 p.m. AT THE NIPIGON CURL-A-DROME CLUB NIPIGON, ONTARIO SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER Mr. Taras Kozyra of the Ontario Liberal Party EVERYONE IS INVITED! Saturday, October 21st selling at Red Dog = Terrace Bay Serendipity: A happy discovery made by chance. Main St. Rossport 824-2890 NEW WINTER HOURS: Effective Mon. Oct. 16/89 Open 11:00 a.m. daily til 9:00 p.m. Closed Sunday evenings at 6:00 p.m. * YQ Closed all Se Monday. Friday Evenings PRIME RIB OF BEEF All you can eat! Saturday and Sunday BRUNCH SPECTACULAR Served from 11 a.m. Come enjoy fine dining from a full menu featuring Baked Lake Trout, Chowder, Fillet of Beef - Serendipity and more. CATERING AVAILABLE Celebrating Library Week Oct. 16-22 By Teresa Stortini October is a busy month for libraries in Ontario. From October 16-22 we celebrate Ontario Library Week. The Schreiber Public Library plans the following activi- ties during this week: - A Book Mark contest with the - students of both elementary schools participating. - Outreach Ontario Programs of the Ministry of Culture and Communications through the Ontario Library Service is sponsor- ing "In concert KERI AND COM- PANY" Children's Music and Fun Thursday, October 19 at 2 p.m. in the gymnasium of the Schreiber Public School for pre-school, J.K., S.K., Grade 1 and 2 children. This concert is open to the public. - A Teen Night in the Library for HighSchool students where music and games will be featured. Pop and popcorn will be served. This will be held Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. - A Film Festival for the entire A&W asking customers (Vancouver) - A & W Food Services of Canada: Ltd., has launched a Canada-wide, in-store campaign to ask its customers how they feel about the proposed federal goods and services tax as it relates to food service. Beginning this week, A & W customers will be invited to indi- cate "Yes" or "No" to the follow- ing question on a ballot: "Is it fair that food purchased in supermar- kets and food stores is tax free while food sold in fast food restaurants, office cafeterias, table service restaurants and snack bars family will be held in the library in place of Saturday Story Hour at 2 p-m., Oct. 21. Watch for posters around the town and come in and help us cele- brate Library Week. The "Biggest Zucchini in Schreiber" contest was won by Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Slater with a 11.27 Ib zucchini. Their prize was a gift certificate donated by Mary Burnett of the Serendipity Gardens at Rossport. Lome and Sherry Bourke with a 6.95 lb zucchini won the second prize, a cookbook. ~ Many new books are on the shelves among them being: Dinner Party Cooking The Art and Preparation and Cooking of Game and Game Fowl Managing Stress Canadian Retirement Planner - Golda Meir - The Romantic Years I Want to Grow Hair, 1 Want to Grow Up, I Want to go to Boise, Children Surviving Cancer by is taxed at an additional 9 per cent?" : "What we're seeking is the honest reaction of our customers to the proposed tax," said A & W President Ross Cunningham. "We're asking people to indi- cate whether they're for or against a practice that will put food, based on where it is sold, on a different tax footing." Cunningham notes foodservice sales will fall by 5 to 7.5 per cent in 1991 should a 9 per cent GST be put into effect as currently pro- posed. Erma Bombeck Wedding Hints and Reminders Wedding Plans Wise and Ilealthy Living. a common sense approach for aging well The Blooding by Joseph Wambaugh Making Spectacular Furniture for Kids Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett Pay Back by J.C. Pollock Straight by Dick Francis California Gold by John Jakes Army Blue by Lucian Truscott Titanic by Tony Aspler The Library has purchased a new POLAROID SUN 600 camera for library use as well as circula- tion. A policy has been set whereby a $20 deposit will be required refundable upon the return of the camera in perfect condition. The October meeting of the Library Board will be held in the Library, Wednesday, October 18 at 7 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. for reaction The Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association notes that the foodservice industry is labor intensive, highly competi- tive and marginally profitable and that a decline in sales will result in an increase in business failures and unemployment among the industry's 72,000 businesses and 600,000 employces. Local A & W restaurants will be running the ballot survey until October 22 and will then tally the ballots and deliver them to their local MPs. C.A.P. number? 824-3345 What is it for? hotline and leave your message. Community Against Pushers What is the C.A.P. phone If you are concerned about the drug problem in Schreiber and Terrace Bay and you know something tha could help Police; call the C.A.P When leaving your message on th C.A.P. line you do not have to give} us your name. It's their names we are doing. want not yours. Please try and give as much information as possible when yo call i.e. where they live, where they keep & their'drugs, when they sell it, who they associate with and what kind of drugs they Remember it's your community and it's your children who are growing up here. Make Schreiber & Terrace Bay drug free communities. Together we can put a CAP on PUSHERS! Community Against Pushers 824-3345 Call attention to the drug pushers in our towns. Call the C.A.P. hotline and give the information that you have about local drug dealers! A caring community can crush drug pushers' business. Call 824-3345 today. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING ' WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT STUDY Over the past year and a half, the Township of Terrace Bay has been conducting a study of potential development of waterfront areas within the Township. The study is now complete and a meeting will be held to present highlights of the study to the Public. All interested residents are invited to attend this meeting. DATE: Wednesday, October 25, 1989 TIME: 8:00 p.m. LOCATION: TERRACE BAY RECREATION CENTRE CONFERENCE ROOM ~~ Canadian LiverFoundation. When someone asks you what you did' at the office today, tell them you helped save a life. You could. With a donation to the Please. Think about it. Then give. te a, * THE CANADIAN LIVER FOUNDATION 1320 Yonge Street. Toronto, Ont. M417 1X2 YOUR FIVER. FES MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOU THINK,