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Terrace Boy-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 19, 1986, page 5 VIP Penner peeved Cochrane-Superior Member of Parliament Keith Penner has sent let- ters to the Secretary of State and the Minister of State for Youth earlier this month to complain about the "'very disappointing" decision by the federal government to cease fun- ding of the Katimavik program. *'This decision is very disappointing and discouraging to the youth of this country," Penner said in both letters. "While I understand the govern- ment's desire to reduce the deficit, it should not be done at the expense of Canada's youth."' Penner told the Secretary of State, the Honourable Benoit Bouchard, that it is difficult to understand why a pro- gram which is so cost ef- fective has been cancelled. The progrdm has won na- tional and international ac- claim in its ten years of operation. Katimavik of- fers a chance for young people to mature, gain self- respect, and learn new skills. In his letter to the Honourable Andree Cham- pagne, the Minister of State (Youth), Penner said, "I ask that you, spokesperson for Canada's youth, make strong representation to your Cabinet colleagues ... in order to reverse this detrimental decision."' He pointed out that the program has_ provided meaningful experience to the youth of the country, while offering essential ser- vices to municipalities and community organizations. Both letters were dated February 6. Ollie Chapman, Presentation made the Reeve of Terrace Bay, represented the whole community in presenting Terry J. Bryson with a Recreation Practitioner's Certificate More boxes at The Canada Post Cor- poration has made available 60 new lobby lock boxes at the Post Of- fice in Schreiber, accor- ding to a February 6 news release from the Mid-West Division of Canada Post. The additional Post Of- s fice boxes, which were made available for rental late last year, bring the total number of lock boxes at the Schreiber location up to 816. Individuals, businesses, and community groups Duplicate Bridge Duplicate bridge is played every Friday even- ing starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Home Economics Room of the Terrace Bay High School. All interested players are invited to attend. Letters Policy Letters to the editor of the Terrace Bay-Schreiber News are accepted for publication and are en- couraged. All letters should be sent to the editor at the News, P.O. Box 579, Ter- race Bay, Ontario. POT 2W0. However, there are some guidelines that should be followed. First of all, letters must be signed with the writer's full address and telephone number. This information does not necessarily have to be included in the published letter, but it must be available so the editor can confirm that the letter was actually written by the person who signed it. All letters are subject to being edited, especially if they are lengthy. Please try to keep your letters short and to the point. We look forward to hearing from you! Results of play from February 7: First: Colin and Anne Dodd. Second: Duncan MacKay and Chris Pollard. Third: Larry Fraser and Bill Houston. from Parks and Recreation Federation of Ontario and the Society of Directors of Municipal Recreation of Ontario. The presentation was made on February 10. P.O. now open wishing to secure a lock box should contact the Schreiber Postmaster. Boxes are available on a first come, first served basis. In other Canada Post news, the corporation recently announced the ad- dition of state-of-the-art counter scales at the Post offices in both Schreiber and Terrace Bay. The scale is a Pitney Bowes 4605 electronic model, considered one of the most sophisticated weighing systems available. : According to Ed Sedleski, Mid-West Divi- sion Project Specialist for Retails Sales and Merchan- dising, the scales were first introduced in Atlantic Divi- sion and are now being in- stalled across the country, with 17 in Northwestern Ontario. "The accuracy of the The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay Notice To Residents B DOG LICENCES Owners, harbourers or possessors of dogs are hereby reminded that dogs must be registered, described and licenced on or before March Ist, 1986. Dog Tags are now available at the Municipal Office. Male Dog $15.00 Female Dog $15.00 (Veterinary Certificate Required) Female Dog $25.00 L.H. Simons Clerk Co-ordinator Township of Terrace Bay P.O. Box 40 Terrace Bay, Ontario new scale is second to none," he said. It is designed to weigh both parcel and letter mail from one gram up to 35 kilograms, with a remote digital readout that gives the customer a chance to see the exact weight of the item being offered for mailing. Pitney Bowes is supply- ing about 3,500 scales to Canada Post at a cost of more than $3 million, but Sedleski feels the money is well spent. '*The new scales will be major assets to counter ser- vice, productivity, and revenue generation," he explained. VHS in stock Biggest and best selection in: Terrace Bay with 300 VHS titles The Lobby 825-9281 open until 10 p.m. 7 days a week no membership fee Schreiber drop-off machines available We know our movies best Movie's aren't a sideline Movies are our business & Only outlet in Terrace Bay for Beta movies with 200 titles in stock We receive the newest and the best release weekly Nobody knows movies like BETA we know movies. EEE APG EAB PB PUB GGG Or AB Or GB roa ge ARIO GOVERNM OTICE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 36 of the Public Transportation and Highway Im- provement Act (R.S.O. 1980, c.421 and amendments thereto) the Lieutenant Governor in Council did designate the highway known as Highway 17 (Trans Canada), as a Controlied-Access Highway. The effective date of the designation as a Contgrolled-Access Highway as July 25, 1985 forLahontan Township and Pays Plat Indian Reserve No. 51, March 21, 1985 for Killraine Township, May 2, 1984 for Priske Township, July 26, 1984 for Strey Township, September 19, 1985 for Syine and Tuuri townships and August 29, 1985 for Walsh Township. The highway having the right-of-way fo varying widths is located in: Township of Lahontan (Plan P-2832-33, OC 1862/85) Mining Location Z-85 Unsubdivided Portion Pays Plat Indian Reserve No. 51 (Plan P-2832-33, OC 1862/85) Township of Killraine (Plan P-3055-14, OC 672/85) Mining Claim TV7241 : Unsubdivided Portion Township of Schre Geographic Township of Killraine (Plan --3055-14, OC 672/85) Summer Resort Locations S.F.56 and S.F.60 Mining Claims TB7240 and 1B7241 Geographic Township of Priske (Plan P-2161-57, OC 1222/84) Lot 10 Section 5, Michigan Street and Manitoba Street, Registered Plan 41 Canadian Pacific Railway Company's block of land at Schreiber Unsubdivided Portion Township of Terrace Bay Geographic Township of Priske (Plan P-2162-57, OC 1222/84) Locations J.K.305 and J.K.302 Agricultural Location $.V. 455 Mining Claims T8 3783, TB3795 and TB6173 Block 'B' Mining Location R-425 Unsubdivided Portion Geographic Township of Strey (Plan P-2803-25, OC 2022/84) Locations J.K.315, J.K.306, J.K.300 and J.K. 305 ' Block 'C', Plan M-122 Unsubdivided portion Geographic Township of Syine (Plan P-2843-11, OC 2246/85) Locations J.K.315 and J.K.316 Unsubdivided portion Township of Syine (Plan P-2843-11, OC 2246/85) Mining Location V3 Unsubdivided portion Township of Tuuri (Plan P-2164-8, OC 2247/85) Mining Location V3 Unsubdivided Portion 4 Township of Walsh (Plan P-2163-7, OC 2104/85) came Mining Locations 31x and C-46 Unsubdivided Portion Ministry of Transportation and Communications plans illustrating the Controlled-Access Highway designation were filed with he Information Management Office of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications at Toronto on the following dates: P-2832-33 June 14, 1985; P-3055-14 March 6, 1985; P-2162-57 April 17, 1984; P-2803-25 July 4, 1984; P-2843-11 and P-2164-8 August 20, 1985 and P-2163-7 July 15, 1985. Orders in Council designating the highway as a Controlled-Access Highway were published in the Ontario Gazette on the following dates: OC 1862/85 August 10, 1985; OC 672/85 April 6, 1985; OC 1222/84 May 19, 1984; OC 2022/84 August 11 1984; OC 2246/85 and OC 2247/85 October 5, 1985 and OC 2104/85 September 21, 1985. The illustrating plans may be inspected during office hours at the following locations: 1. The office of Mr. R. Girard, Regional Head, Planning and Design Section, 615 S. James St., Thunder Bay, Ontario 2. The office of Mr. F. Adams, District Engineer, Thunder Bay District, 615 S. James St., Thunder Bay, Ontario ; 3. The office of Mr. D.J. Kimmett, District Engineer Sault Ste. Marie District, 160 MacDougall Street, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario 2 4. The office of Mr. A.J. Gauthier, Clerk of the Township of Schreiber, 302 Scotia St., Schreiber, Ontario 5. The office of Mr. L.H. Simmons, Clerk of the Township of Terrace Bay, 12 Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay, Ontario : 6. Information Management Office, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, 1201 Wilson Ave., Downsview, Ontario The Controlled-Access Highway designation does not expropriate land but after the effective date the provisions of Section 38 of the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act in respect to permits apply. Enquiries regarding this designation should be made to: As shown hereunder: a~ SUPERIOR Mr. W.D. Neilipo: Director Ministry of Transportation and Communications P.O. Box 1177 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4x9 Dated at Thunder Bay, Ontario this 30th day of January, 1986. Ministry of Y) Transportation and Communications