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. formation. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 7, 1983, page 15 |clas sified marketplace Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9:00-12:00 : DEADLINE: FRIDAY NOON 1:00-5:00 Mail your advertisement to P.O. Box 579, Terrace B ay, or bring it to o ur office at Simcoe Plaza Terrace Bay fire dept. November Report by: Deputy Fire Chief - R.MoQuin During the month of November, the Terrace Bay Fire Dept. held its regular training ses- sions. A special meeting was held with Reeve Dave Speer, attending in re- gards to the Fire Dept. Social, snow removal in front of the Fire Hall, and an awning in front of the small walk at the door, due to the ice falling off the roof. On November 14th, the Terrace Bay Fire Dept. was out going door to door handing out free Fire Prevention in- Please _re- member to read your pamphlet carefully. For those who did not re- ceive any, please don't feel left out - the Fire Dept. is awaiting more bags to package the rest of the information, so we can get to the homes that were not reached. In these pamphlets, there is a red heart sym- bol on a white back- ground. This is made of fluorescent material and shines in the dark. This heart symbol is recog- nized Canada-wide, by all other Fire Depart- ments. This symbol is to show that the heart placed on your window will support life in your bedroom or your child- ren's room. In case of a rescue, that heart sym- bol could speed up the rescue operation. Due to the popular demand of these hearts across Canada, the Fire Departments were only able to place one heart in each bag - a second order has been placed and the department will try to get more stickers for all occupied bed- rooms and hand them out when they arrive. The Fire Dept. an- swered two chimney fires; one house fire with minimum damage; two auto fires; and also as- sisted the Recreation Dept. on the failure of a compressor. radio dispatch Keep our number on hand. When you need us, we'll be there . . .7 days a week! Local and long distance towing. For Appointment Call: 824-2244 if busy: 824-2043 Mon. to Sat. 8 a.m. to 12 noon 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Spadoni Bros. Ltd. Schreiber On November 16th, the Terrace Bay Cubs visited the Fire Hall. For the interest of Fire Safety: "Stop and Think: When was the last time . you cleaned your chim- ney?"' 'sRemember Fire - All it takes is your Life!"' Northern Affairs continued on page 1.4 2lan is known as a contributory social in- surance programme. This means that an in- dividual must have paid into the plan through employment earning de- ductions for a _ fixed period of time in order to receive the Plan's benefits. Ski Town magazine The Ski Thunder As- sociation of Thunder Bay, announces the pub- lication of their new 56 page SkiTown Maga- zine. Barb McEwen, Gen- eral Manager of Ski Thunder explains that the purpose of this pro- motional booklet is two- fold. Firstly, it is a com- bined effort of all those involved in promoting skiing as a valuable 'tourism market. Rather than individually solicit- ing businesses in our area, it became evident that what was required was a unified effort to promote Thunder Bay as a "Ski Destination."' Secondly, although we are fortunate to have these excellent ski facili- ties virtually at our door step, our locals still do not perceive us to be a "'SkiTown," hence the name. Our major markets, Winnipeg, Minnea- polis-St. Paul and North- western Ontario, all look upon our city as a Ski- Town and by the en- couragement of the local population to invite their friends to "bring their skis' on their next win- ter visit or if we can encourage branch offices of local busi- "nesses_ to invite their SHUFFLE & SHAKE MUSIC at your ser- vice for all occas- ions. Contact: Randall Kushnieryk Schreiber 824-2725 Reasonable rates & Good music 2317. associates to our area to ski, then we are doing our part in supporting the winter tourism ski market. The current economic slump will not go away by itself. It is efforts like these that encourage and help us to stimulate and receive our fair share of the potential tourist dollars. Excellent packages are available and 100,000 copies of the SkiTown Magazine are being widely distributed free of charge. Everything you could possibly want to know about skiing locally, from downhill to jump- ing to cross country are detailed for your con- venience. Races, special events and apres ski are all set out for you in an easy to read format. A "Snow Caps" con- test in conjunction with Ski Thunder and Bay Beverages is another major promotional event taking place this year. There are up to the value of $3 million dol- lars in prizes to be won, with First Prize being a trip for two compli- ments of Air Canada, anywhere in their sys- tem. Point-of-purchase material will be avail- able at all Northwestern Ontario outlets, offer- ing Coke, Sprite, Tab and Diet Coke. See the SkiTown Magazine for further details. There is also a Japan Camera Photo Contest encouraging the skier or non-skier alike to cap- ture the spirit of Ski- Town and win except- ional prizes. First Prize is a Ricoh Camera Out- fit and the prize photo-' graph could be next year's cover. Our advertisers have been - yery supportive and we encourage the tourists to in turn sup- port these establish- ments. This is a non- profit venture done sole- ly for promotional pur- poses. Should you re- quire further details, please call Ski Thunder, 79 North Court Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 417, telephone (807) 345-3322. a = 91 Ethel Street Schreiber Large 1420 sq. ft. home'on 155" x 130' lot on quiet street with 2 car garage and finished basement. decorating so it is priced at only $72,900. Visit this house by phoning Tim Groulx, Royal Trust Real Estate 623-5011 Needs re- To help the surviving relatives offset the cost relating to the funeral expenses of an eligible contributor, the Canada Pension Plan pays the contributor's estate a lump sum death bene- fit. To qualify the con- tributor must have made contributions to the Plan for the minimum quali- fying period required by legislation. This period is either one third of the calendar year for which the person was required to contribute to the plan or for 10 calendar years, whichever is less. If the contributor does not meet the minimum qualifying period, their estate is not eligible to Parag the death bene- Lis It should be noted that this benefit is not paid automatically! The per- son responsible for the administration of the es- tate should make sure that a written applica- tion for this benefit is made as soon as possible following the death of a contributor. Applications for this benefit can either be ob- tained by contacting your nearest Canada Pension Plan office or your local Northern Af- fairs Office located on the lower floor, Penin- sula Building, 2 Gil- bert Street, Marathon (229-1153) or Zenith 33160. ¥ Help Wanted § Misc. For Sale Require babysitter to baby- sit 2 children, aged 2 and 4. For information call 824- 2028 anytime. D-7 g ANNOUNCEMENTS Buy in Bulk? Eatrite Food Packers: Local representa- tive - Jacques Roy. 825- 9182. Call anytime, we deli- ver anywhere. D-21 Need your rugs shampoo- ed? Have your rugs cleaned properly and thoroughly by professionals and at a rea- sonable rate. For a. free estimate call Lise at 825- 9182. D-21 Cars/Trucks 1975 GMC half ton. Ideal second vehicle, good for hauling fire wood. Best of- fer. Call 824-2504. D-7 1980 Chev Citation. 4-door hatchback. 78,000 km. Eco- nomical to run. form 21 $4700. Phone 825-9321 Diamond wedding and en- gagement rings, 18k and 14k gold. Appraised at over $1500, asking $750. Phone 824-3242 after 5:00 i 1 Kenmore shampoo ma- chine $60, 1 wringer wash- er $190. Phone -- FORRENT Cottage house available Dec. . 1/83. 1 bedroom. Phone 824-2605 after 5:00 p.m. D-7 Log splitter for rent. $25 per day. Gravel River Ser- vice or phone Little Gravel -River, 0120. D-7 For sale: 4 bedroom Lindal Cedar home. Double sized lot. Plenty of room for ex- pansion. 14' x 30' deck southside plus 8' x 30' balcony off huge master bedroom. 1% baths. Cus- tom made oak cupboards. 18' x 30' rec room. Carpet- ng throughout. For ap- pointment to view phone ter 6 p.m. D- 824-2565 anytime. D-7 SPICE ORDERS Camp on Gravel River, Three bed- rooms, kitchen, liv- ingroom and sun- porch. Also three small out buildings. Contact:) -- Harry Tymko Sr. at Gurney or phone 0130 Gurney, Ont. Sorry if we missed you when we canvassed. To order spices call 825-3645 until Dec. 10/83. Pathfinder ~- Guides House for sale: 24 Erie St., Schreiber. $32,000. Call 824-2550 after5p.m. D-14 Travelling to Thunder Bay? Stay |: at the Circle Inn Motel. District residents now receive 10% off our regular room rates of: $28.95 single hon 2 persons double room 2 persons $35.95 double room 3 persons $37.95 double room 4 persons Centrally located between Keskus Mall at Intercity Mall. Call collect 807-344-5744. : viced. A representative of WARMAIRE HEATING SERVICES will be in town on Mon. Dec. 12/83 At that time he will be glad to look after any heating problems: you may have. Oil Furnaces cleaned & efficiency tested. Hot Water, Steam & Forced Air Heating Systems installed & serviced. Electronics .Air Cleaners installed & serviced. Thermostats - Electric, Electronic & Pneumatic ser- Guaranteed Professional Work. Please call for appointment... . 825-3226 (imperial Motel) Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee INVITES Mr. Kevin Duguay, Recreation Co-ord Schreiber Parks and Recreation Department, P.O. Box 98, Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 inator, Interested Schreiber Residents to submit applications for positions on the 1984 Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee. Applications to be sent no later than Monday, Dec. 19, 1983 to: For more information please contact Mr. Kevin Duguay at 824- ee ee Belluz Realty : Commercial Building For Sale - Located in Terrace Bay on the Mill Road. - consisting of 5,000 sq. ft. of finished and heated display area and 5,000 ft. of cold storage. - two stories high with garage door - large lot, 167' frontage, depth 290' - rail spur behind building Contact Juris Z. 824-2933 (locally) or 623-4455 Thunder Bay