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Schreiber Council continued from page 3 Penner and MPP Jack Stokes will be in at- tendance. The seminar will be held jointly for Schreiber, Terrace Bay and Marathon. An Economic. De- velopment Seminar will be held in Schreiber on June 6 and 7. The semi- nar is being sponsored by the Municipal Advi- sory Committee. The Economic Development Council discussed how the meeting should be run and how to encour- age as many people as possible to attend. Councillor Larry Dun- woody said, "I think we should open it up to the people of Schreiber so the only place we can reasonably have it is in the Rec Centre.'" Reeve Fischer said, "'It is a long term thing, and it is Terrace Bay "/awuwe Crucma 825-3771 Something happens when she hears the music It's her passion It's her fire It's her life Me ramny, Sun. 29, Mon. 30 PYTHON'S _| _ MONTY MAN/WOMAN and (on BASED ON THE NOVEL BY ERICH SEGAL, AUTHOR OF "LOVE STORY? Showtimes . . . Sunday 8:30 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 p.m. Fri. 7:00 & 9:00 Sat. 8:00 p.m. TERRACE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES OPENING NIGHT OF ROLLER SKATING MONDAY, MAY 30th, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. 100 pair of skates available for rental. Weekly Schedule as follows: Monday 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. (May 31st & all of June ONLY) Wednesday 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Friday 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday 2:00 to 3730-p.m. Saturday 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. ADULTS ONLY This summer's Roller Skating sessions are: May 30th to July 6th and from August 8th to September 2nd. MUSIC THIS SEASON WILL BE COURTESY OF C.F.N.O. RADIO very tough to handle and we have to give people a lot of time to think about what is being said.' Councillor Larry Dun- woody was appointed to Chair the session. Thunder Bay Auditor- jum The Council consider- ed a request from the Township of Conmee ur- ging the City of Thunder Bay to approve the Bal- moral-Hind Street site for the construction of the new Thunder Bay: Health Unit building. Reeve Fischer said, "Eighteen of nineteen municipalities have ap- proved it and a couple of Aldermen in Thunder Bay are bucking it. The Resolution says get off your butt." Councillor Mike Cosgrove added, "'otherwise we will move it to Schreiber." The Reeve said, "I think it is a good Resolution. We have to get it off the ground. They are just playing politics up there." On a motion by Mike Cosgrove, second- ed by Ed Borutski, the Council passed a motion endorsing the construct- ion of the Health Unit building as soon as pos- sible. The Council also re- ceived a request from the Thunder Bay Audi- torium Fund Raising Committee. The Com- mittee asked the Coun- cil for a dontion of funds for the construction of the new auditorium. Reeve Fischer said, "No.. Here's Thunder Bay trying to push around the Health Cen- - around the District Health Centre when we want to give them. the money and they: won't take it, and now they want money from us for the Auditorium. There's no way."' Renaming of the Streets The Council had pre- viously discussed the re- naming of some of the streets in town. Local residents were asked to express their opinions-of the proposal in letters and they did. Reeve Fischer said, "'We asked for a reply. We got a reply. It was 99 per cent against. I hope for my term of office this is shelved." Councillor Mike Cosgrove said, "The whole thing should be dropped im- mediately." The Council appoint- ed Kevin Cocks to the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee effective June 1, 1983. Accounts General accounts of $17,202.82 were approv- ed and water works ac- counts of $96,635.96 were paid. The old public works thawing machine and Hilda's Fixin's continued from page 7 chopped parsley, if you wish. Handy Tips Washing walls - Walls and woodwork should always be wash- ed from the bottom up to keep streaks from form- ing along the unwash- ed area. And the best solution for washing painted walls - mix one half cup ammonia, one quarter cup of white vinegar, one quarter cup of washing soda, and one gallon of warm wa- ter. Stir well. When washing your shellacked wood-panel- led walls, sprinkle a few drops of white vinegar on a damp cloth and wipe. Go over the walls with a dry cloth imme- diately. Red wine stains on carpet can be removed with white wine! Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 25, 1983, page 9 the 10' dump box will be put up for tender. School Taxes Reeve Fischer said that a meeting between the four municipalities of Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Marathon - and Manitouwadge had been set up for May 30. The towns will discuss hav- ing a 'section 63' done by the Ministry of Re- venue. The tax review would place all the com- munities on the same assessment basis for educational taxes and solve some of the pre- sent inequities be- tween communities. OPEN HOUSE Area Residents are invited to attend the OFFICIAL RE-OPENING of ROSSPORT HALL May 28, 1983. e Opening Ceremonies at 2:00 p.m. followed by Open House til 5:00 p.m. We also supply sheet ATTENTION: HEATING AND HOME SUPPLIES INC. Open Mon. to Sat. 9:00 a.m.t 0 5:30 p.m. is pleased to present the handyman and homeowner's Centre" for heating equipment and related products. Furnaces 95,000 B.T.U. Oil Lowboy $840.00 ea. 113,000 B.T.U. Oil Lowboy $870.00 ea. 123,000 B.T.U. Oil Lowboy $915.00 ea. 140,000 B.T.U. HANDYMAN AND HOMEOWNER n eect a 402 N. May Street THUNDER BAY, Ontario _ P7C 3R5 (807) 623-1151 "One-Stop Shopping METRO ye EQUIPMENT: Oil Lowboy $940.00 ea. Furnaces Wood MW-200 approx. 100,000 B.T.U. complete with blower and controls $995.00 ea. MW-300 approx. 100,000 B.T.U. add-on complete with fan and control 840.00ea. Oil Fired Floor Furnaces Model F75 62,000 B.T.U. $885.00 ea. complete with Gun Burner and controls Furnaces LOWBOY Model No. L100 100,000 B.T.U. Input $540.00 ea. Model No. L116 116,000 B.T.U. Input $595.00 ea. Model No. L130 128,000 B.T.U. Input $630.00 ea. HIGHBOY Model No. H100 100,000 B.T.U. Input $560.00 ea. Model No. H130 128,000 B.T.U. Input $600.00 ea. Belt Driven Electric Funaces 20 KW 1 Speed $535.00 2 Speed $585.00 25 KW 1 Speed $565.00 2 Speed $615.00 Please allow 10 days for delivery on some furnaces. Provincial Sales Tax extra, and F.O.B. Thunder Bay. metal fabricated items, duct, pipe, registers, grilles, combination furnaces, wood stoves, cookstoves, fireplaces, and oil unit heaters, glass doors, patio furniture, thermometers, paints for stoves and cleaners. B.B.Q.'s and accessories, fireplace accessories, COME DOWN AND VISIT OUR SHOWROOM! ! 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