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THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION TERRACE BAY BRANCH #223 REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE CENOTAPH, TERRACE BAY | 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, November 11, 1992 Formation will be at the Municipal Office, Simcoe Plaza at 10:45 a.m. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND The Old Fashioned Christmas Crafts Show Sunday, November 15, from 1 - 4 pm, Terrace Bay Legion Hall. Unique Christmas Gifts on display. Baking, multiple crafts tables, ceramics and prizes will be raffled, and much, much more for your Christmas Shopping Spree. Santa comes in at 2:00 to 3:30 pm. Bring your camera, 50 cents admission at the door. Door prize will be raffled. THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR DISTRICT R.C.S.S. BOARD REQUIRES AN ACCOUNTANT-MANAGER OF FINANCES The Board is seeking a self-motivated, progressive individual. Duties will include all aspects of managing Board finances, such as financial statements, helping to prepare budgets, budget control and assisting with long range financial planning. A major responsibility will be further computerization of accounting and financial processes. The Board has a budget of seven million dollars and a business staff of five. An individual with an accounting designation with significant experience is preferred, but very substantial progress toward certification (C.A., C.M.A., OR C.G.A., 5th level) along with substantial practical experience, may be considered. First- hand experience and excellent skills with computers is essential. Experience in public institutions, School Boards, Ministry of Education, or an accounting firm that does Schooi Board audits, would be highly desirable. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. Generous fringe benefit package included. The North of Superior District RCSS Board's administration is located in Terrace Bay, midway between Thunder Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. The Board has schools from Red Rock to Manitouwadge and north to Nakina. Terrace Bay is an exceptional northern community with excellent indoor and outdoor recreational facilites and affordable housing. Send applications and complete resume, including references, by NOVEMBER 16, 1992 to: Personnel P.O. Box 610 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 Fax # (807) 825-3885 "We are an Equal Opportunity Employer" C. Commisso Chairperson L. Yaguchi Acting Director Some easy ways you can reduce your household waste--and save money by Lola Este EAGER The three R's of the envi- ronment are Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. EAGER is work- ing on the recycle part of it, trying to establish a program in our area. Meanwhile, I would like to make a few suggestions about Reducing our waste. Many of these ideas also fit into the Reuse category, because when we use non-dis- posable products, we reuse them and thereby reduce the amount of garbage we throw away. One area where many of us can make a difference is in our children's school lunches and snacks. A common practice among parents is sending juice boxes along in lunches. Just think of the unnecessary garbage: three small boxes, each with a straw wrapped in plastic, all held together by a plastic wrapper. Not only is there more packaging to throw away, you can't control how much juice you giving out. Many smaller children can't drink all the juice contained in the boxes, so it gets thrown away too. That's not the way I want to spend my money. It's more economical and kind to the planet to buy a thermos (made of plastic for smaller children) and fill it with what- && At the end of the day, what dif- ference does washing another dish or two really make? 33 ever you have in the fridge. How many of us wrap sand- wiches, cookies or fruit in plas- tic wrap? Use your washed out milk bags or plastic containers for these things. At the end of the day, what difference does washing another dish or two really make? Does your child like canned fruit or pudding in his or her lunch? Do you buy individual servings for this purpose? Instead, make up a package of pudding, or use a large can of fruit and put it in those tupper- ware containers you've been accumulating in the cupboard for the, past five years. Once Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce Sth Annual Christmas Dinner and Dance Friday, November 27, 1992 Open to Chamber Members, their employees & guests TICKETS AVAILABLE: IN SCHREIBER Bank of Montreal IN TERRACE BAY: Superior North Business Development Centre Legion Hall, Terrace Bay $26.00 per Person Advance tickets only - Deadline Nov. 20th Gathering: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Dinner: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Dancing: 9:00 p.m. 824-3418 Air line ticketing and all hotels world wide Joe Mykietyn (Agent) P.O. Box 925 Schreiber, Ont., POT 2S0 The Laprade Travel Shop Ltd. again, you can reduce your garbage and save money. We've always said we pay for the packaging. Well, sit down and figure out the differ- ence between four individually packaged desserts and four -servings that you divide up yourself. Your tupperware has just paid for itself, and you'll make the environmentalists happy! Send your child's lunch, not in a new paper bag every day, but in a cloth bag, packsack or lunch pail. All of these are available in designs to suit any child and yes, you'll save money in the long run. It's no longer fashionable to be wasteful, so help your kids be cool by sending giving them a litterless lunch. More about Reducing and Reusing in another issue. Survey gauges NW Ont. ~ Northwestern Ontario resi- dents view unemployment as the most important problem facing Canada, according to a Confederation College survey released last week. Exactly 26 per cent of the those interviewed for the sur- vey were most concerned 'about unemployment, com- pared with 25.6 per cent who cited the referendum on the Charlottetown Accord as the continued on page 16 ANNOUNCEMENT The MTC Issuing Office in Schreiber will be closed November 12 - November 17. SOHN SMe haha chara ahahaha Maha aPaPa Paha PO PaO SSS TERRACE BAY : RINGETTE ASSOC. Want to know what: Ringette's all about? : Try Ringette FREE, from Oct. 16/92 until Nov. 12/92. If you like it..stay 3 then pa E