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Page 3; News, Wednesday, January 25, 1989 New pizza business offers more By Dave Chmara The newest business in Terrace Bay opened last Friday, and if you're hungry late at night, this is the place for you. J.C.T. Pizza, owned by Jacques Fillion, is located at 9 Radisson Ave., across from the Fire Hall. Fillion and his family have been hard at work since early December preparing their business for the opening. In fact, they only took two days off at Christmas they had so much work to do. Two days before the opening they were still cutting wood and panelling for the store. But it opened on time - as a matter of fact, people were calling the store half an hour before the scheduled noon opening time. J.C.T. Pizza offers more than just pizza. Spaghetti, pizza pops, rigattoni, hamburgers will also be on the menu. Homemade french fries, the Belair asks CP to kind Fillion was known for when he ran the Terrace Bay Chip Stand, will be available in the future, as soon as the required fire extin- guishing equipment comes in. Fillion will be putting in more long hours as the store will only be closed between five and seven hours a day. The store hours are Sunday through Wednesday from 7:00 a.m. to 12 midnight and Thursday to Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 am. They will be offering breakfast during the morning hours and everyday from 4:00 p.m. till clos- ing will be offering a delivery ser- vice. No more trips in the cold, late at night for that late evening snack. Fillion said they have a wide variety of toppings for pizzas, and that what they don't have, they'll try to get. In the future, Fillion hopes to reconsider move Continued from page 2 objections to your concept of locat- ing your operating in larger centres. As a newly elected Member of Parliament, I am most concerned about companies relocating their staff to larger urban centres. These decisions appear to be made with- out any consideration of the long term contribution made by the employees and their families to those companies and the communi- ties in which they live. Our young _.people, who then lack employment opportunities, have no choice but to move South. We, as Northerners, are faced with the grim fact that this erosion of experience and talent could eventually have some drastic effects on the North's economy. Municipal councils and local road boards are making serious efforts to improve the quality of life of their citizens. It is not by reduc- Happy Sweet Sixteen Love Mom, Dad and Gregg ing their tax base that they will continue to do so. In conclusion, Mr. Foot, does CP Rail foresee any offer of com- pensation to the Township of Schreiber? If not, may I respectful- ly suggest that you meet with Township officials and negotiate an agreement where both parties would benefit. I thank you for your attention in this matter. Can you get AIDS by touching someone who has AIDS? NO! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668-AIDS Terrace Bay Chiropractic Office DAILY 3 Highland Cre Terrace Bay 825-3297 Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay NOTICE TO ALL HYDR All meters must be easily accessible for our meter reader. Please clear all snow away from outside meters. This will ensure that your meter will be read. If we cannot read your meter, we will be forced to ESTIMATE your reading. TOMER offer such things as a whole wheat pizza crust and a Mexican sauce for pizzas as well. J.C.T. Pizza will seat 48 people, which means it will accommodate hockey teams or parties. Fillion just asks that large parties call at least a few days in advance so he can be sure he is ready for the onslaught of hungry sports people. Families benefit when you Shared your Wealth Eighteen families between Terrace Bay and Pays Plat received ._ boxes.of toys and food as a direct result of the Share Your Wealth campaign held in Terrace Bay Dec. 10, 1988. Every family also received a frec turkey. As well, $250 was sent to the Salvation Army in Thunder Bay, 25 boxes of food and toys were sent to the Christmas Cheer Fund in Thunder Bay, and $77 has been sent to the March of Dimes Fund in Thunder Bay. : To all those who assisted in col- Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. BILL CAMPBELL ELECTRIC 824-2743 or 824-2574 lecting, parcelling and distributing - many thanks. Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, To the citizens of Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat thank you for your cooperation. -- STUDENTS -- SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES Host/Hostesses for 1989 season testy REO Student applicants must be available for the entire Ontario Place season commencing May 4, 1989 and closing September 4, 1989. The Ontario Place Corporation requires approximately 18 students to work at Ontario North Now. Interview teams will be visiting major northern centres during March 1989. Application forms may be obtained in Northern Ontario at the nearest Ministry of Northern Develop- ment and Mines office or by writing: Ontario Place Corporation 955 Lakeshore Bivd. West Toronto, Ontario M6K 3B9 Att: Personnel Services Priority will be given to applications received before February 10, 1989. "*In order to assist successful northern candidates with travel expenses, the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines is providing a travel allowance to those students whose prime residence is in Northern Ontario and who are enrolled in and intend to return to post secondary education, and who successfully meet all Ontario Place Corporation conditions of employment. For further information contact your nearest Northern Development and Mines office. Ministry of Northern Development Ontario and Mines