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Page 12, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 13, 1987 Year-end Terrace Ba The Terrace Bay Ringette Association Banquet was held last week at the Legion Hall. Chairman of the banquet, Paul Tur- pin, noted that the Novices (near right) received 2 Gold medals. Awards in the Petite division (near bottom) went to: Bev Bor- sa, Most dedicated; Cheryl Robinson, Most Improved; Jody Dobush, Sportsgal; Chelsea Black and Lisa Sutherland, Most Valuable. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT "NIGHT SUPERVISOR'"' Mature person required to supervise activity lounge and the Recreation Centre, evenings and weekends. Person we are seeking will also be responsible for Cash Con- trol and the Distribution of information on courses available. Rate of Pay: $6.73 per hour Hours of Work: Approximately 16-20 hours per week. Letter of application and a resume to be submitted to: Terrace Bay Recreation Committee PO. Box 460 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Deadline for submission - May 22nd. More information available by contacting D. Main - 825-3542 NOTICE OF AERIAL SPRAYING As part of the Ministry of Natural Resources' ongoing program to regenerate and protect our forests, selected wi areas within the Terrace Bay District will be aerial sprayed with the bioiogica! insecticide Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) to control spruce budworm or or about MAY 20, 1987. Further details about the program are available from The Ministry of Natural Resources Terrace Bay District Derrick Tirschmann P.0. Box 309 Manitouwadge, Ontario POT 2C0 Phone (807) 826-3225 Ministry of | Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Minister Y) Natural Mary Mogford Resources Deputy Minister Ontario The Terr ace Bay Petites team- many awards and smiles Competition & i Public Service Fonction publique Concours Salary - Traitement | Selection Process No. - N° de la methode Canada Canada AVIS DE VAPORISATION AERIENNE Dans le cadre du programme actuel de régénération et de protection des foréts du ministére des Richesses naturelles, des zones sélectionnées dans le district de Terrace Bay seront vaporisées par avion avec l'insecticide biologique Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) pour contrélerlatordeuse des bour- geons de |'épinette, a la date suivante ou vers cette date: le 20 mai 1987. Vous pouvez obtenir plus de renseignements sur ce pro- gramme auprés du ministére des Richesses naturelles. District de Terrace Bay Monsieur Derrick Tirschmann GaP. 309 Manitouwadge (Ontario) POT 2C0 Tél.: (807) 826-3225 Ministére des lisa Vincent G. Kerrio . inistre SY) Richesses Mary'Mogtord naturelles Sous-ministre Ontario r crosinc oatep YAM OJ | GLaT E1M10 $14. 66/hr 87-DOE-PUK-OC-007 de selection | ate UMITE > 87 05 15 Environment Canada... Parks Position Title. Utility Craftsman (English) Pukaskwa National Park Indeterminate Position. MARATHON. Ontario Position No. 50072 POT 2EO OPEN TO: Canada Manpower, in the Thunder Bay District and the Algoma District, also residents of Sudbury and Members of the Robinson Superior Treaty Group. DUTIES: Maintains, repairs, installs and services high voltage underground electrical distribution systems, electrical generators, equipment installations and wir- ing as well as water supply, distribution, treatment and plumbing systems, sewage collection, treatment and disposal systems and heating and ven- tilating systems including oil and propane fire burners and hot water heaters. QUALIFICATIONS: Must possess Journeyman certification in the elctrical trade and acceptable training and/or experience in the plumbing and heating trades. LANGUAGE: Knowledge of the English language is essential for this position. LICENCE: Must possess a valid Ontario Driver's Licence Class 'G'. Must possess Journeymen Certification in the electrical trade. MEDICAL: The successful candidate must pass a medical examinat:on. HOUSING: Government Housing available. STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS: A 'Statement of Qualifications' is available upon request. SEND YOUR APPLICATION TO: FAIRE PARVENIR SA DEMANDE A L'ADRESSE SUIVANTE: Superintendent Pukaskwa National Park Bag Service No. 5 MARATHON, Ontario POT 2E0 Contact: Sharon Otiquam Telephone - Telephone 229-0801 @ The Public Service of Canada 1s an equal opportunity employer ®@ Refer to the poster "Staffing Information for Employees" © La fonction publique du Canaaa ottre des cnances egales d'emploi a tous ® Consultez l'affiche "Renseignements sur la dotation pour les employes" Sawmill continued from page 1 Beaulieu has high hopes for the mill reopening. If.it opens again, he said, there will be a strong attraction. _ There is a possibility of new jobs being created by another company with another project that is related with woodlands. Beaulieu was not at liberty to reveal what this project is. "it is not going to stay closed. There is no other sawmill bet- ween Hearst and Thunder Bay."' Beaulieu said that about 100,000 cords of wood go into the sawmill. "It must be utilized properly," he said. "There is no choice. "'We're going to put an effort into it. The resource is not runn- ing out."' Jack Lavallet, president of Kimberly-Clark of Canada, held a news conference on March 17 and announced that due to the '*drain on all the resources of our company that the sawmill is plac- ing on us" the mill will close as of May 15. see sawmill page 13