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THE BUSHWHACKERS | HATE To ADMIT IT BUT "WE DAYS ARE GETTING SHORTER, 'OH THAT'S JUST GREAT, ISN'T IT 7f | QUST BOUGHT THIS "TWENTY FOUR HOUR WATUS A SOFTBALL f Page 7, Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1992 Clean-up should recover ore continued from page 1 on the lake, but there was nobody home when I went around." Campeau says that the clean-up of the spill should allow for recovery of virtually all of the ore concentrate. The clean-up itself includes plans to replace the boom, which only has a plastic curtain below the surface to contain the ore concentrate, with an earth dam that would isolate the entire spill area. "There's a local gravel pit in the area, and they'll simply slowly take the material and close off the area," said Campeau. "Once that's in, the Site will be totally isolated from the rest of the lake." Once the dam is in place, the enclosed water will be vac- uumed out. After that, the zinc and copper ore will be dug out, and transported back to the mine. Mine Manager Tom Dick- son said he expected the zinc would be out of the lake and back at the mine sometime Sat- urday, Sept. 12. "We're not sure yet if we'll be able to process again, or if it will have to go into our tailings pond," said Dickson. BIRTH | |] ANNOUNCEMENT = Ramilda © Jim Caron of Richmond, B.C. are happy to announce the birth of their son JORDAN BRICE | Born Sept. 2nd weighing ZIb | I] 802. Proud grandparents are } Gceorge & Shirley Caron | of Terrace Bay. MARARRARARARARARARARRRARRR "J J Toronto at Telephone (416)585-6962 He also said that this is the first time a load of ore has spilled. "We've been transporting ore from here since 1988 --100,00 tonnes a year--and this is the first time anything like this has ever happened," he said. Campeau said that MOE will be taking water samples to determine how the zinc levels in the lake have been affected as a result of the spill. 'PELPELEMIIIPLAPLELAPEPPEAAAPAEDEEEPPPEMAAPMMMAADAMAAA AAA JAIL & BAIL &y Support your friends in jail is" by helping fo raise their bail SEPT. 26, 1992 9 A.M. -6 P.M. TERRACE BAY CURLING CLUB ONTARIO GOVERNMENT AUCTION The Ministry of Government Services offers the following property for sale by Public Auction on Thursday September 24, 1992 on site at 2:00 p.m. 14 STEVENS AVENUE, MARATHON, ONTARIO This 3 bedroom residence was utilized as Ontario Government Employee Accommodation and may be viewed on Wednesday, September 23, 1992 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Adeposit of $2,000.00 payable to the Treasurer of Ontario is required for the property on the day of the sale. The balance is payable upon closing. 2. The Ministry gives no warranty expressed or implied as to the condition of the property or as to the purpose for which it may be used. The property is being sold on an "as is" basis and it is the Purchaser's responsibility to examine the condition of all structures and systems. Zoning or land use information may be obtained from the appropriate Municipal authorities. 3. This sale is subject to a reserve bid established by the Ministry of Government Services. For further information, Please contact Mr. J.A.Gisborn, Ministry of Government Services, Toronto at Telephone (416)585-6962 Ontario WAARARARARARRARARARARARAAR ZILZLPLILLLIELELELIEDEEBEREREEMEMADEDEREEDAAEEAAEEEDEESS, ONTARIO GOVERNMENT AUCTION The Ministry of Government Services offers the following property for sale by Public Auction on Thursday September 24, 1992 on site at 11:00 a.m. 533 LAKEVIEW DRIVE, TERRACE BAY This 3 bedroom residence was utilized as Ontario Government Employee Accommodation and may be viewed on Wednesday, September 23, 1992 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. Adeposit of $2,000.00 payable to the Treasurer of Ontario is required for the property on the day of the sale. The balance is payable upon closing. 2. The Ministry gives no warranty expressed or | implied as to the condition of the property or as to the purpose for which it may be used. The property is being sold on an "as is" basis and it is the Purchaser's responsibility to examine the condition of all structures and systems. Zoning or land use information may be obtained from the appropriate Municipal authorities. 3. This sale is subject to a reserve bid established by the Ministry of Government Services. For further information, Please contact Mr. J.A.Gisborn, Ministry of Government Services, Ontario Ontario NON PRESIDING FEE* JUSTICE OF THE PEACE A responsible individual(s) is required, on a part-time basis, to serve as a non-presiding fee justice(s) of the peace for the Schreiber area. The successful candidate(s) will assume responsibilities as determined by the Coordinator of Justices of the Peace which may include the following: receiving charges related to alleged infractions of federal and provincial statutes and regulations and municipal bylaws; considering and issuing process for arrest or for attendance before a court; considering and issuing search warrants; presiding over bail hearings; presiding at the remand of persons pending bail hearings and at the adjournment of matters relating to charges under provincial or federal statutes. QUALIFICATIONS: Ability to understand and interpret relevant legislation and bylaws; good administrative skills; superior analytical ability combined with sound judgment; knowledge and understanding of the judicial system and process within the province; integrity, excellent communi- cation and superior interpersonal skills are essential. In order to improve the representation of traditionally under-represented groups in the judiciary, applications are particularly encouraged from aboriginal peoples, francophones, persons with disabilities, racial minorities, and women. NOTE: Eligible applicants must reside within commuting distance of the Schreiber area and be available to work established service schedules encompassing days, nights, weekends and holidays. * The successful candidate(s) will undergo a period of familiarization with the role and function of a justice of the peace and will be provided with educational materials. Duties will be assigned by the Coordinator . of Justices of the Peace. «Remuneration is on a fee basis for services performed. Send resume to: Justices of the Peace Selection Committee 277 Camelot Street Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 4B3 Applications must be received by October 6, 1992. *It is anticipated that these positions may be converted to salaried appointments when the Justices of the Peace Act is fully proclaimed.