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Property Owners and Tenants inthe Township of Schreiber Your Municipality is Being Reassessed Your New Assessment In response to a request from your municipal council, all properties will be reassessed under the Section 63 Program. The Section 63 Reassessment Program is designed to equalize assessments within property classes, based on 1980 market value. Mailing of Assessment Notices 1983 Assessment Notices will be mailed to all property owners and tenants. The assessed value shown on your Notice will be used for the calculation of your 1984 municipal and school taxes. A full explanation of the Section 63 Reassessment Program, appeal procedures and a timetable for Open Houses in your area can be found inthe Information Insert which accompanies your new Assessment Notice. Open House Sessions Will Answer Questions Open House sessions have Assessment staff will be pleased to explain the basis of your property assessment and are authorized to amend all data (school support, assess- ment, etc.) on your Notice. You are encouraged to take advantage of this service. Rolls Available For Review The Assessment Roll will be available for review at your local municipal office during regular business hours, begin- ning February 15th, 1984. If You Wish To Appeal If you believe you have been improperly assessed in any way, you may file a formal complaint with the Assessment Review Board. The final date ATTENTION LOTO PLAYERS 6/36, 6/39, 6/49 Improve your chances of winning when you play your favorite numbers when using the new numerical analysis. Be a winner with: "Wonder Book" W-Winning 0-On N-Numbers D-Deserves E-Excellent R-Returns Mail for your copy today. Send °5.00 postage and handling included to: *"WONDER BOOK'"' P.O. Box 400 Val Caron, Ontario POM 3A0 Satisfaction Guaranteed Available in Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 18, 1984, page 13 Kinark Child and Family Services Browndale (Ontario) will be known as Kinark Child and Family Ser- vices. The need for this name change is the re- sult of a legal agreement between the founder of the Browndale Or- ganizations and the . Board of Directors. The name "Kinark™ was chosen following months of consulta- tions with the Board of Directors, Staff and, needless to say, the children of Browndale (Ontario). "Kinark"' is pronounced with equal emphasis on each svl- lable, with Kin repre- senting kinship and Ark for safe place. So the name changes but the philosophy does not. '*Kinark" equals Commitment to high quality services for troubled children and their families in Ontario, and advocacy on their behalf. Everyone at "Kinark Child and Family Services" enters the second decade of service with renewed vigour and ever increas- ing enthusiasm for the task ahead. For further informa- tion contact Darlene Kosolowski - 622-6451 or Bastien DePeuter 622- 6451, 4th Floor, 135 North Syndicate Ave., Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 3V6. Hillcrest High School - First in Ontario Hillcrest High School in Thunder Bay, Ont., is making history as well as saving $35,000 in annual heating costs by converting from natural gas to waste-wood fuel. It becomes the first public high school in Ontario to combine mod- ern technology with one of the world's oldest sources of renewable fuel. In the process, its new wood-burning sys- tem is expected to an- nually displace an esti- mated 87 per cent of the gas used to heat the school in past years. Installed at a cost of $263,000, the system, over its estimated life of 15 years, is expected to generate savings of about $500,000 and pay for itself by 1990. Funding for the pro- ject comes primarily from the Ontario Minis- try of Energy ($167,000) as part of its broad-bas- ed Alternative and Re- newable Energy pro- gram. The Lakehead Board of Education con- tributes $81,000 and Moldow Dust Control Systems Ltd. of BIRTH son, ANNOUNCEMENT Ted and Colleen Winters are pleased to announce the arrival of their second RYAN NOEL Ryan was born Dec. 23, 1983, weigh' 7 Ibs. 4 oz. We would like to thank nursing staff of the McCaus Hospital and special thanks to . . Wilkes for his care and consideration French & English IGE, ICG LIQUID GAS LTD DIVISION OF INTER-CITY GAS CORPORATION ICG Liquid Gas Ltd. (formerly Canadian Propane) is now. ready to serve the Schreiber - Terrace Bay area with all your propane requirements. A full range of services: - Gas Appliances - Furnaces - Construction heating - Parts - Residential heating SUPER COMPETATIVE PRICING! Mississauga, Ont., in- staller of the system, contributes $15,000. An integral part of a feasibility study for the project had been avail- ability of economically priced waste-wood fuel. This will be supplied, under a 10 year agree- ment, by Port Arthur Lumber and planing Mill in Thunder Bay. The waste wood in the form of fine jack pine bark from a debarker is delivered when needed and stored at the school. As demand requires, the wood is moved by a series of augers from storage to the furnace fire-box where it burns to produce some two million BTUs of heat per hour for the steam boil- er. The system, includ- ing ash removal, oper- ates automatically and requires lightup just at the beginning of the heating season. No ma- jor alterations to the school's steam-heat sys- tem have been neces- sary. Natural gas will be used only as a backup fuel during mid-winter peak periods and during early spring and fall. The wood-burning system, adapted by Moldow from European- developed technology, will be carefully moni- tored to evaluate its on- going efficiency, per- formance and emis- sions. GAINS levels increased Effective as of Janu- ary 1984, the monthly GAINS levels have been increased to $578.26 for single pensioners and $550.76 per person for qualified married been planned at convenient times and locations in your municipality to afford you the for filing an appeal is March 7th, 1984. Information on appeal proce- couples. On an annual basis these guaranteed We also invite inquiries re: Auto-propane and levels are $6,939.12 and opportunity to review your dures is provided on the back cylinder filling dispenser. We are currently looking | $6,609.12. _ assessment with staff of the of your Assessment Notice and for an agent in the Terrace Bay - Schreiber area. The nese Ar Regional Assessment Office. in the Information Insert. ae ee Old Age Security: ite: oH (single) $263.78; (mar- Schedule of Open Houses ICG Liquid Gas Ltd., Box 158, ried rate for -each Schreiber Town Hall Marathon, Ontario, spouse) $263.78. February 2, 1984 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. POt 2E0 Guaranteed Income February 3, 1984 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. February 4, 1984 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Supplement: (s) $265.60; (m) $204.86. Mgr. Res.: 1 - 229-1831 Ministry Phone: 1 - 229-0951 <q GAINS (8) $8.8: (m) of : Total monthly in- Revenue We are your local propane supplier and the largest gone fabce Liesl distributor in Canada. We are here to serve YOU. $578.26; married rate for each spouse $550.76. Ontario