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MISCELLANEOUS BUS NESS Apartment size dishwasher for sale. Almond in colour. 11/2 years old. $350 or best offer. Phone 825-9285 434 Fort Gary Road. J-22 SEPT SOY Be 07 STS ANNOUNCEMENTS "Boughen Nurseries. Valley River, Manitoba. ROL 2B0. Offers free catalogue. Organically grown har- dy nursery stock. Ideal for Nor- thern Ontario and Quebec. Grow fruit without Chemicals. Large Apples, Plums, Cherries, Pears, Apricots, Raspberries, Saska- toons,. Omamental Shrubs & Trees. In business .74 years." ' LOST & FOUND Lost in Schreiber - one lady's watch, was given to me as a Christmas gift. If found, please call Wanda or Chico Martin. Will identify. Phone 824-2091 .J-22 RECREATIONAL oC) LOST & FOUND RENTAL MISCELLANEOUS | LEGAL NOTICES 1 saree News THE CLASSIFIED INDEX Your Convenient Shop-at-Home Center ae a TRANSPORTATION £\ Gs AY ANTIQUES GARAGE SALES PERS) | ONALS REAL ESTATE | EE ELITE TEE EOL TEL ETE SE IEE New fully furriished apartment available - 3 bedroom, dining room, kitchen, living room and laundry room. One or two children only - reference. Call 824-2844 after 5 p.m. J-15 For rent: Small one bedroom house in Schreiber, available im- mediately. Phone 825-3398.J-22 Bachelor apartment for rent. Fully furnished. Phone after 5 p.m. at 824-2844. J-22 PETS/ANIMALS | Help Wanted Bakery Dept. apply Schreiber Food Market Help Wanted Part-time Bartender ~ required Please apply to Royal Canadian Legion Br. 223 Box 520 Terrace Bay Attention: Diane Matson _ mation call 825-3331. Free to good homes - 7 Lab & Shepherd puppies. Right now they are 4 weeks old. Phone 825-3594. J-15 | have 5 kittens to give away in Terrace Bay. For more informa- tion call: 825-3331. J-22 SERVICES Available to clean houses 6 days a week anytime. For more infor- J-22 REAL ESTATE 14 x 68 mobile home on land- scaped lot,'3 bedrooms, carpeted throughout. Sale includes drapes, storage, shed, woodstove, 3 cords of split birch. Appliances negotiable. Call 824-2254.J-22 House for sale: Beautiful location. Lot is 50' x 120'. Going cheap. Phone 824-3157. J-22 invites Representatives to the The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board nominations and applications for Special Education Advisory Committee The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board is seeking applications and nominations to the Special Education Ad- visory Committee as required by Provincial law. Local associations such as Trainable Mentally Retarded Associations and Home and School Associations, are invited to nominate an official representative to this Special Education Advisory Committee for con- sideration for appointment by the Board. To qualify as a representative on The North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board Special Education. Advisory Commit- tee, a person must be: (a) a Canadian citizen; (b) the full age of eighteen years; (c) a resident within the area of jurisdiction of the board; and (d) a public school elector. Nominations and applications are also.open to separate school electors. Forward correspondence by January 24th, 1986 to: Mr. Kevin Lydon, Supervising Principal The North of Superior District R.C.S.S. Board P.O. Box 730 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 B. Lalonde Chairperson G.J. Matys Director of Education Can caffeine be good for you? For many of us, there's no better way to start the day than with a fresh, hot cup of tea or coffee. It's just the right pick-me up before getting down to work. What's responsible for the lift is caffeine, the most popular _ non-prescription stimulant used today. Besides tea and coffee, caf- feine is also found in colas, chocolate and most non- prescription "stay-awake"' aids. Used moderately, caf- feine can improve mental alertness. However, it's no substitute for a good night's sleep because all it does is make you ignore your tiredness. As much as we might like to think it, caffeine does not restore energy. Caffeine works . by stimulating the central ner- vous system, improving -mental activity and muscle tone. It can also: help relieve the sense of boredom that comes with many monotonous tasks. Beware of the myth that caffeine can "sober-up"' someone who has had too much alcohol, It merely counteracts the depressant effect so the person does not feel sleepy. If you want to enjoy the desirable effects of caf- feine, stick to small doses like the amount in one cup of coffee. It takes your body a few hours just to process that little. Larger doses taken at one time or in drinking more than four cups during the day can cause unwanted effects like insomnia, ir- ritability and headaches. Studies also show that people who regularly drink more than five cups a day build up tolerance and may not suffer from insomnia from a cup at bedtime;but a moderate or non-drinker might end up tossing and turning half the night. Heavy users can become addicted to caffeine and ex- perience headaches and become irritable after withdrawal. Children's smaller bodies are very susceptible to the effects of caffeine, so all medications containing it should be kept out of reach. Caffeine can also in- teract with other drugs in Don't drink and drive" campaign The Labatt Brewing Company Limited has em- barked on its third cam- paign to combat drinking and driving with two new 'Please Don't Drink and Drive" advertisements, which will appear on roughly 300 billboards throughout Ontario during the holiday season. One of the ads, "Hom- ing Device", shows a pic- ture of a taxi cab. The other, entitled "For us", follows previous cam- paigns "For Him", "For Her", and "For Them', and shows a young boy and girl. Both advertisements carry the same message, '*Please Don't Drink and Drive". '*We hope that this cam- paign continues to play an integral role in helping to reduce the problem of drinking drivers," said John F. Morgan, vice president and general manager of Labatt's On- tario region. It is on- ly through attitudinal change that real inroads can be made toward eliminating drinking and driving." To underline its concern Labatt is emphisizing the availability of low-alcohol Select beer [2.3 per cent alcohol by volume] throughout the holiday season. It is a satisfying alternative to regular beer with less than half the alcohol. such a way that its effects are considerably magnified. Your phar- macist can tell you about interactions between caf- feine and prescription or non-prescription medica- tions you use. TOWNE CINEMA for a great night out and the best in new theatre releases 825-3771 HE LOBBY who knows movies better VHS & Beta rentals 825-9281 Service Clerk required Spadoni Bros. Ltd. has an opening in the parts and service area for interview please call Rick Spadoni or Randy Baird 824-2244 em, Reply to: SOLS EO{H FOLGE . Help Wanted ENJOY CRAFTS ? enthusiastic persons to SELL our NEEDLECRAFTS No experience necessary FREE starter package for January THE CREATIVE CIRCLE c/o Darlene Burgess R.R. 1, Lakeview Rd. Echo Bay, Ont. "or phone (705) 248-3433 {8 BOLH 2OLH fe > - Ps} 0 BO (He THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR DISTRICT ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD requires "LIBRARY AIDE(S)" Half-time for Holy Angels School - Schreiber Sister S$. Grexton, Principal Half-time for St. Martin School - Terrace Bay Mr. B. Peters, Acting Principal Background experience in school positions such as Teacher Aide or Library Aide and/or qualifications related to library work would be desirable. Hourly rate depending on qualifications. Early starting date by mutual agreement. All applications must be received no later than 4:00 p.m. on Monday, January 20th, 1986. Send applications to: Personnel Department The North of Superior District R.C.S.S. Board P.O. Box 730 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2SO0 ' B. Lalonde G.J. Matys Chairperson Director of Education