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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 10, 1984 Uniform Exchange Brownies, Guides or Pathfinders have you. outgrown your uniforms? If you would like to buy one that fits or sell yours........ Please call Sheila MoQuin 825-3326 Schreiber Recreation News Mom and Me The fall session of the Equipment For Sale Rock drills; jack hammers; jack legs; wagon drills; oilers; air hose; pipe vises; piston water pump; 3.5 KW light . plant; large asst. pipe fittings; brass valves to 2 inch; large asst. new parts for Atlas Copco drills; chain falls; rope falls; new 1 inch rope; pipe cutters and threaders; taps and dies; new circulating propane block heaters; TD5 Int. crawler with blade and 3 p.h.; John Deere 1010. with side boom; C50 Chev. with flat deck and hoist; Massey Ferguson fork lift; A.C. fork lift; Int. model C farm tractor; 1974 Int. model 2070 tandem tractor with 290 Cummins and 13 speed; 112 Cat. grader with snow wing; For further information please phone Surplus Equipment Centre in Thunder Bay 622-9797 after 6 p.m. This is only a partial list Mom and Me program has commenced. The group meets every Fri- day morning from 10:00 to 11:30 in the Art Room of the Schreiber Recrea- tion Complex. This is an excellent opportunity for mothers to spend some quality time with her child. For more informa- tion contact 824-2745. Learn to Skate An adult and pre- school Learn. to Skate program will be offer- ed this season at the Schreiber Arena. Class- es will be held Tuesday and Thursday §after- noons from 2:00 to 3:00. If parents wish to go on the ice with their child they may do so, however it is not mandatory. For To our Friends in Schreiber and or phone, by Oct. 15/84. Schreiber Legion Branch 109 = y Committee" Box 61, Schreiber, Ontario Phone 824-2872 eer ee TT wreath. With Thanks, R.A. Saarinen, Secretary-Treasurer. Royal Canadian Legion Schreiber Branch 109 -POPPY-WREATH CAMPAIGN Schreiber Cenotaph ~Sat., Nov. 10, 1984, 11 a.m. surrounding area 'wishing to lay a wreath this year; Wreaths will be available in three sizes - Priced at $37.00, $20.00 and $15.00, Ribbons this year will be $3.00. Order by mail Please state size of wreath; person or organization ordering and who will lay the 'To! Ber a Q. What is a "Vita-Mix"? '$625.00 rchase some? isplay. hen is the draw? Vv. 8th, so don't delay. call 825-9081 THE KINSMEN CLUB f i | TERRACE BAY INC. A. An extremely powerful, unique food processor, with a retail value of 3 & a Pr Sex Discrimination Absolutely not; in fact we openly encourage men to buy tickets for our 'Vita-Mix 3600" versatile and Q. How much are the tickets and where can AS 2.00 or 3 for $5.00 available from any Kins- gen member or watch for our promotional For more information more information con- tact the Recreation Of- e fice at 824-2317. Computer Course The Recreation De- partment is offering a Basic Computer Course under the instructions of Mr. Dale Cooper. The course will be held Thursday evenings com- mencing October 11, 1984, at 7:30 p.m. in Room 5 of the Schreiber High School. The course runs for six weeks with two-hour sessions each evening. For more infor- mation and to register please contact the Rec- reation Office. Sewing Course The sewing course be- ing offered by the Rec- reation Office looks promising. The final ar- rangements are now completed and it is hop- ed that the course will begin in a few weeks. Anyone interested in this course can still reg- ister by contacting the - Recreation Office at 824- 2317. Please remember that you must supply your own sewing ma- chine. Winter Programs The Recreation De- partment still requires a number of part-time , people to assist with ticket sales, ice patrols and games room attend- ants. If you are interest- ed in part time work then please contact the Recreation Office at 824- 2317; Ringette Program This will be the last call for the Ringette Program. If enough peo- ple have not registered "by Friday, October 12, then the program will be cancelled. 84-85 Ice Schedule The Schreiber Arena will commence its regul- ar schedule on Mon- day October 15th. Any- one wishing to rent the ice can do so by contact- ing the Recreation Of- fice. The Recreation De- partment would like to remind all groups that are organizing special events for the 1984-85 season that their re- quests should be sub- mitted to the Office in writing no later than Wednesday, October 31st. Northern Affairs Tax Grants for Seniors by JANE E. GREER Since 1980, the On- tario Government through the Ministry of Revenue has been pro- viding Property. and Sales Tax Grants to eli- gible seniors as an at- tempt to help these indi- viduals cope with the rising costs of living. The Property Tax Grant is a grant of up to $500 per household pro- vided by the Govern- ment to help offset the municipal and_ school taxes paid annually by persons 65 years of age and over who own their own homes. For seniors who rent their accomo- dation the Property Tax Grant takes the form ofa - subsidy that equals 20 per cent of the rent paid, up to a maximum level of $500. The Sales Tax Grant is a grant of $50 provided (without application) to seniors to help offset the provincial sales taxes paid annually. The Ontario Property and Sales Tax Grants are provided to eligible seniors regardless of the amount of their annual income. However, as the Ontario .- Government provides a minimum an- nual accommodation subsidy for residents of nursing homes, homes for the aged, chronic care facilities, charitable institutions, homes for special care or similar institutions, these in- dividuals do not qualify for the Ontario Property Tax Grant. Applications for the Property Tax Grant are now being mailed to individuals who were either 65 years of age or who become 65 years of age as of July 1984. Individuals who were 65 years of agé or older in 1983 will have already received their first in- stalment of their proper- ty tax grant and upon completing this applica- tion will receive the balance of the payment up to the maximum of $500. For those indivi- duals. who turned 65 years of age in 1984 continued on page 9 Terrace Bay Recreation News Squash and Racquetball Tournament The duties have been set for the annual squash and racquetball tournament. Dates are October 26, 27, 28th. The tournament will be divided allowing novices to participate. Dead- line to register is Octo- ber 22/84. Call 3542 to register. Cycle Touring ; How can we think of this now? Now is the time to begin preparing for Cycle Touring in 85. Bill Houston has shown BRAG talk directly to FREE Sed! 1-800-465-3939 Your travel number Northern Ontario largest travel company an interest and'we will be accepting . adults' names of those who are interested. Winter months are used for conditioning, bike main- tenance, etc. Give us a call if interested. Let's Get Involved The departments Jog, Walk, Bike Program is increasing in participa- tion. 100 miles certifi- cates have been award- ed to Bill Savage, Rena Daniels, Alice Ray, Mike Barry, Lauchie Fraser, Cathy Whit- wre q Ae: i taker, Pam Jones, Penny Flannigan, Wer- ner Ziegler, Tom Four- ° nier, Karen Flannigan, Marion Reid, Rosalie Reid and a special con- gtatulations to Lorraine Clarke who is the first person to reach 700 miles. Others are near- ing our second award for completing 700 miles. The program. will conti- nue to run through the winter months. Programs We are still taking names for the following courses: Dance Fitness for Be- ginners - deadline is October 10th Geneology - deadline is November 19th ' Krafts for Kids - dead- line is October 19th Learn to Skate 2nd ses- sion - deadline is Octob- _ er 10th THUNDER BAY TRAVEL TENDER Sealed tenders will be received at the Credit Union. Office until Oct. 31, 1984 for the following projects Patch and paint cyprock walls & ceiling Supply and install carpeting Supply and install 1 counter Convert building to electric base board-heaters Bidders may tender on any or all projects. Tender specifications may be obtained by contacting Tom Faletta at 825-3542. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. " Pre- and Post-Natal Fit- ness - deadline is Octo- ber 10th Piano Lessons - dead- line is October 12th Adult Racquetball Les- sons - deadline is November 7th Woodworking for Be- ginners - deadline is November 7th Youth Bowling League - deadline is October 27th Youth and Ladies Weight Training - dead- line T.B.A. Ministry of Food and 'AGriculture Courses "'Wise Money Man- agement". This course is focused on keeping records, life and home insurance, wills and fin- ancial practices. You will become familiar with sample budgets, balance sheets, cash flow statements and par- tial budgets. This one day program will take place in November. The date for this course will be December 1st from 9:30 a.m. till 4:00 p.m. in the conference room at the recreation centre. Sewing for your child The use of quick and . easy techniques while still obtaining quality garments at a cost sav- ings are hichlighted. Knit fabrics will be feat- ured. The construction of T-shirts, sleepwear, jumpers, overalls and pants will be featured. This course will be offer- ed around March or "April 1985.