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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 10, 1986 Winston Lake mine may hire some K-C workers continued from page 1 mine project near Schreiber recently sold to Kerr Addison Mines, told the group at the meeting that the company was always prepared to hire some local residents for the mine. 'Our original estimate was 25 per cent (of the 140-strong workforce), but that estimate may certain- ly be conservative now,' he said, referring to the layoffs. He said the mine will do everything in its power to hire some of the laid-off K-C employees and, in Premier Peterson's words, 'turn some forestry guys into miners.' wet Vi SCHOOL auls _ oatt Smrke did ask Peterson for some financial assistance in terms of retraining funds, and Peter- son agreed to be helpful. "What has to come out of this is something for the man and woman on the street,' Reeye Chapman said. 'They feel betrayed a bit. It's almost a state of paranoia... the survival plan doesn't mean anything to them." "We put a lot of time and effort into the plan,' Chisholm said. looking at positively.' Later, Reeve Chapman said that the meeting suc- ceeded in 'giving us a lit- tle more confidence. We don't want to see that little "We're things IViessy Schreiber homes Those Schreiber residents who have been breaking the township's property standards by-law may be in for a fine of up to $500 for each day the by-law is contravened, thanks to a by-law amend- ment passed by Schreiber Council at its September 9 meeting. Council was asked to take action after a delega- tion of concerned citizens appeared at the meeting. Reeve Mike Cosgrove in- formed them that Council has been proceeding against those who have been ignoring the by-law. He explained that 15 let- ters had been sent out on Sept. 3. Each letter was ac- tually an order issued in conjunction with a notice of by-law. The order allows 14 days for an appeal. Reeve Cosgrove admitted that as of the meeting, no appeals have been receiv- ed and, in fact, one town resident had actually refus- ed to accept the order, sent by registered mail. The orders call for the person's yard to be cleared of rubbish and debris, and that heavy undergrowth such as grass be cut. All wrecked, dismantled, or abandoned vehicles must also be removed. 'Longlac is having the same problems as we are having here,' Councillor Bob Krause pointed out. 'They have to go through the courts... there are some people who will defy you, they want to go to court.' not back off on the problem. Later on at the meeting, Council passed its by-law amendment establishing a fine of no less than $500 per day for each day the by-law is broken upon conviction. 'This gives us the option to go to court instead of just actually doing the clean-up work ourselves,' clerk- treasurer Aurel Gauthier said. 'If we go to court, we need something for the judge to work with.' Ironically, earlier in the meeting, the awards for the annual Schreiber Beauti- fication Contest were presented to the winners. Council also passed a by-law to adopt its Official" Plan. Gauthier noted that dot on the map which says 'Terrace Bay' disappear.' Also present at the meeting were represen- tatives from Schreiber Council, including Reeve Mike Cosgrove. = fines housekeeping changes re- quired, but that the provin- cial government understood the by-law was to be passed at the Sept. 9 meeting. Notice There will be a meeting of the local Disability Ac- tion Group on Thursday, September 18 at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held in the lobby of the McCausland Hospital in Terrace Bay. Notes For more information call Betty at 825-3747 violation concerning the He added that Council will there are still some e e weddings e birthdays Oo aa aa U rn a y ® engagements e club & meeting e stag & does announcements e births e etc. season Terrace Bay "No Body Contact" Hockey League Annual Meeting Tuesday Sept. 23, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. Recreational Centre Election of officers for the 1986-87 All interested players are urged to attend. 1987. DOROTHY L. GINN Presentation and Working Drawings (tracings) Available after October 11, 1986 to December 11, 1986 and January 8 1987 to May 8 By Appointment Only Phone 824-3190 New Rates Apply, 17.50 per hour., 10% deposit may be waived. Schreiber Ringette Maybe it's lime to advertise a few specials m Is business slow right now? Terrace Bay Schreiber $25-3747 Birth Announcement Hilda and Tom Relph of Clin- ton, B.C. are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of their se- Schreiber Figure Skating Club Requires for the 1986/87 season 1 CAN SKATE and | 1 CAN FIGURE SKATE COACH with Level 1 Coaching Certificate. Please send resume by Sept. 26th to Box 337 Schreiber. Aguasabon Golf Club Annual Meeting Sunday Sept 28, 1986 7:30 p.m. Recreational Center Election of Officers for 1987 season All members are urged to attend. Meeting to be held Thursday, September 18 from 7 - 9:00 p.m. at Schreiber Recreation Complex For girls ages 8 to 17 or ladies 18 & over Call Mavis Godin 824-2879 Thank You Thanks for the 'excellent medical care and attention to Dr. St. Rose, Mark, Dr. John Spence, Dr. Paul Morby, Dr. Wilson and staffs of McKellar and McCausland Hospitals and Schreiber Medical Centre and the Spence Clinic. Also to Dr. Perales and Ridgeway Clinic, Barb May, Staff at Kimberly- Clark and husband Bob. Your care and concern has been greatly appreciated. Dorothy L. Ginn cond precious grandson Travis John born June 3rd. A little brother for Diver to battle with. Proud parents are Beryl and Trigger of Mission, B.C. Also Great-Grandfather Diver Lufta and Auntie Edie of Clinton and Uncle Tom of Winnipeg. Thank You The Bob Roberts Family with to thank their many friends for their expressions of concern and sym- pathy during the recent loss of a dear father and grandfather. The Masses, flowers and cards were very much appreciated. God bless you all. Bob, Marg & Family Wedding Mrs. C. R. Cotton vel wishes to announce the <4. forthcoming marriage of a her daughter Corinne to * Paul Moorey' of Schreiber. The marriage is to take. place Satur- day, October 11th in the Terrace Bay Communi- ty Church.