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- Page 12, News, Tuesday, February 12, 1991 continued from page 5 province time and time again they'll take them over for a dollar - AFTER all the sewer and water lines are hooked up - in exchange for taking on the renovation bill. The town has various plans for the buildings - from a library to a day care centre, to an "incubator mall" for fledgling new businesses, supervised by the town's Economic Development office. But the Auditor's rules don't allow that kind of creative solution. Bud Wildman, the MPP who represents White River, is now a cabinet minis- ter. He told me the new NDP government is thinking about reforming the process of dis- posing of government proper- ty. "It seems to me that it might be useful for us to con- one ead of the top of the basket. Make a loop for a handle, fastening at the other end of the other side. fill the basket with small plastic flowers or Plastic fruits for the kitchen. oe sider whether transferring a | White elephants to | remain a while yet government-owned building to municipalities, or for that mat- ter I suppose school boards, which are also taxpayer fund- ed, should be treated in a way different than transferring gov- ermmment property to the private sector." In other words, Wildman says the NDP is thinking about reforms that would allow the old MNR buildings to be sold to the township for a dollar, instead of the current rules, set down by the Provincial Auditor, which force the province to sell the buildings for market value. Unfortunately, until that reform is made, it seems quite likely that the "White Elephants of White River" will remain stuck in a quagmire of Government red tape - just where they've been, for the last 11 years. e LINDA PELTO eo oh 824-3044 FY «EVENINGS TN S WEEKENDS CAP call 824-3345 Support for those soldiers willing to risk their lives Continued from page 4 I was stationed in Europe duringthe Cuban Crisis, at another time when humanity stood at the brink of war. I know from personal experience the attitude of the average soldier in such a situation. When we entered into the forces, we did it with the full knowledge that some day we might have to fight, even to die as the result of our decision. Our choice came up for review every three years when the time came to re-enlist. We were physically, mentally and spiritually prepared for possible combat. It was important for us to know that our cause would be just, and that our country approved of our actions. Fortunately for us, conflict was avoided and we never had to put our resolve to the test. I wholeheartedly support the cause of peace, but this war seems to be the only solution. Not to fight would likely pro- duce dire consequences not only for the middle east, but for the entire world. I would urge the peaces activists to target the real criminals in this affair - the countries and the industries who provide these unstable countries with the weapons and technology of mass destruction. Advocate for their prosecution, boycott their exports, but lend your support to those soldiers who are willing to give their lives to clean up the mess these unconscionable people have created. Frank Leppanen Terrace Bay THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR DISTRICT ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD ECOLE ST-MARTIN PRE-INSCRIPTION MATERNELLE & PRE-MATERNELLE Tout parent ayant un enfant qui est eligible a etre inscrit en maternelle ou en pre-maternelle, est prie de le pre-inscrire en telephonant a l'ecole au 825-3255 ou en completant la formule ci-jointe et en la. retournant a I'ecole. (Les enfants frequentant presentement I'ecole St-Martin n'ont pas besoin d'etre re- inscrit). PRE-MATERNELLE - Pour etre eligible a frequenter la pre- maternelle en septembre 1991, les enfants doivent etre ages de 4 ans le, ou avant le 31 decembre 1991 MATERNELLE - Pour etre eligible a frequenter la maternelle en septembre 1991, les enfants doivent etre ages de 5 ans le, ou avant le 31 decembre 1991 (ne en 1986). L'inscription officielle aura lieu en avril. C. Commisso G.J. Matys President d'assemblee Directeur de Il'education NOM DE L'ENFANT -----------2-22-- 2-2-5022 - ee eee - eee DATE DE NAISSANCE BONED PAREN ie ee Siacae TELEPHONE STORTINI, Roland Largely attended funeral ser- vices were held on Tuesday, January 29, 1991, at 11:00 a.m. Stortini, age 61 of Schreiber who left us so suddenly on Saturday, January 26. The funeral Mass was celebrated by Father J. Rademaker and assisted by Father B. Campbell, Terrace Bay. Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. Survived by his wife Teresa, daughters Virginia of Schreiber, Mary, Julia and Andrea all of London and son John of Schreiber. Brothers Arnold of Terrace Bay and John of Sault Ste. Marie. Sisters Rita Scott, Mary Fummerton and Anita Cook all of Schreiber and Val O'Keefe of Terrace Bay. Also survived by numer- ous nephews and nieces. Honorary pallbearers were Carlo Falcioni,: Bob Ellacott, Aurel Gauthier, Paul Buso, Bob Welbourne, Jack Anderson, Bob McParland, Brent Morrill and Tony Costa. Active pallbearers, all nephews, were Bill Scott, David Cattani, Ron Fummerton, Mike Stortini, Gordon Fummerton and Dana Cook. Attending from out of town were daughters Mary, Julia and Andrea of London, brother John and wife Sylvia, Sault Ste. Marie, nephew Bill Scott, wife Maureen and son George, Red Rock, Carlo Falcioni, Sudbury. From Thunder Bay sister-in-law Margaret Cattani, nephews David, Don, Glen and Barry Cattani, nieces Val Stortini, Michelle Roberts, Diana O'Keefe, Diane Piechota, Laurie Danelisky, Verna Hansen, Marlene Pearson, Roberta Shiiler, Brad McMillan, Jack and Gladys Anderson, Bob and Madge Welbourne, John and Betty Usher, Rick Barrow, and Jan Smith and many friends from the immediate area. for the late Rollie } SLEIGH RIDES call 825 9208 After 6 p.m. weekdays After 10 a.m. SSSesessesssess fikorcar IMPROVEMENTS : "Your Renovators" If you are planning on doing a kitchen, bathroom,or addition this year. Beat the springtime rush, and book now for huge savings. Contact: : Norcan Home Improvements Thunder Bay 345-4533 or Toll Free 1-800-665-2429 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP _ OF TERRACE BAY THE TERRACE BAY RECREATION | DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY LOUNGE Do you have any games at home - not in use??2?? We are looking for the following: Checkers, Chess, Cribbage Boards, Cards Etc. These games will be made availabie in our activity lounge for anyone wishing to use them at no charge. Please contact the Recreation Office at 825-3542, if you would like to help out. Highview Animal Clinic Dr. Benz and Dr. Peterson will be at the Community Church in Terrace Bay on February 20 & 21, 1991. For appointments please call Cathi at 825-3330.