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Page 2, News, Tuesday, May 1, 1990 Earth Day Briefs |New Video store in Schreiber By Rhonda Martel As you may recall, Sunday, April 22 was Earth Day. A new group in Terrace Bay called E.A.G.E.R. (Environmental Awareness Group Encouraging Recycling) organized an Earth Day clean up. About 120 citizens of Terrace Bay came out and grabbed a garbage bag (donated by the town) and spread out all over town picking up garbage. Jim Ziegler, the Town Reeve, also came out a ae Off the event. E.A.G E. Ri eciated all who participated in the clean up and also those = donated refundable bottles fo our group during our bottle drives held on SUPERIOR NORTH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Tuesday May 8, 1990 Conference Room, Terrace Bay Recreation Centre 7 p.m. By Angie Saunders The News Schreiber has a new video store. It opened last month in Mountainview Plaza, along Highway 17. Walking into Schreiber Video, you will be greeted by, manager, Lynne Weber's smiling face. She is also training an assistant man- ager, Lisa Ray, who'll help run the store, devoted to making peo- ple's spare time entertaining. Lynne, whose been living in Schreiber for about 3 years, knew that her new endeavor was much needed. Her store is entirely devoted to entertainment. At the moment there are about 1,000 videos that the public can rent. Lynne hopes there will be 1,500 by winter. The stock of movies will always rotate and about 100 movies will be swapped each month. Three to four hundred movies will be swapped twice a year (spring and fall) to provide an even greater selection. The store deals with the third largest tape buyer in Ontario. Aside from movies, the store also sells stereo equipment, tele- visions, and ghetto blasters. You can listen to great tunes from one of the stereos that are being sold while picking out movies. A video camera can be rented for weddings, birthdays and holi- days. It can be reserved if you have any special occasions in the future. A tripod is also available. For the people that have to be munching while watching a movie; chips, popcorn, and soda _are sold. You even get a free bag of popcorn when you rent a movie. In the future, Lynne hopes to offer VCR cleaning. She soon will have access to a person who dubs 8mm film onto VHS tapes. When asked how she liked owning her own business Lynne Weber replied,"I work a lot of hours, but it's worth every minute of it." Agenda will include: *President's Annual. Bena -* Financial Report * Appointment of Auditor for he coming year * Appointment of New Directors CONCEALS AS IT HEALS" This meeting is open to all residents of the area between the Steel River on the east, the Dublin River on the west and 30 miles north and south of Highway 17. Refreshments available. RECREATION DEPARTMENT P= ya] = SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES with the QU SS TOWNSHIP of TERRACE BAY The Terrace Bay Recreation Department is now accepting applications for the following Summer Employment Opportunities: SWIMMING POOL 1 Pool Manager/Instructor, 1 Assistant Pool Manager/Instructor, 5 Guards/Instructors Wart Remover , System ¢ NOTE: Applicants applying for a Pool Staff position are advised that verification of qualifications and minimal standards are required. SUMMER PLAYGROUND 1 Summer Playground Leader, 2 Summer Playground Workers TOURIST INFORMATION BUREAU 1 Tourist Information Bureau Supervisor, 2 Tourist Information Bureau Counsellors MAINTENANCE 1 Maintenance Assistant MINOR BALL/SOCCER PROGRAM 1 Minor Ball/Soccer Co-ordinator PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 1 Enviromental Supervisor, 6 Enviromentalists (Required to clean-up the Township of Terrace Bay) CASQUE - ISLES SECTION OF VOYAGEUR TRAIL 1 Enviromental Supervisor, 1 Enviromental Technician, 4 Enviromentalists (Required to cut walking trail - Terrace Bay to Schreiber) Interested applicants may pick up job applications and/or job descriptions at the Recreation Office. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS: FRIDAY MAY 11, 1990, AT 5 P.M. Applicants are required to submit an application or resume to the Recreation Office or mail to: Dean Main Terrace Bay Recreation Department P.O. Box 460 Terrace Bay, Ontario _ Mee = : POT 2wW0 Lynne Weber (right), manager of Schreiber Video, loves owning her own business. She is shown here with Assistant Manager trainee Lisa Ray. Photo by Angie Saunders Environment Canada PUBLIC NOTICE Measures designed to control pollution from Pulp and Paper mills will be the subject of a public consul- tation meeting to be held: May 5, 1990 May 10, 1990 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Metro Toronto Convention Valhalla Inn Centre 255 Front St., West 1 Valhalla Inn Road Toronto, Ontario Thunder Bay, Ontario Lower level - Room 104B Ball Room The measures consist of new regulations under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act to control the formation and release of dioxins and furans from pulp mills as well as amendments to the Fisheries Act to set new limits on effluent discharges. Following these consultations, the Honourable Lucien Bouchard, Misister of the Environment and the Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Fisheries, plan to publish these regulations in Part 1 of the Canada Gazette. Copies of the proposed reg- ulations are available from: Mr. Kim Shikaze Director - Ontario Region Conservation and Protection Environment Canada 25 St. Clair Avenue, East Toronto, Ontario M4T 1M2 (at 6) 9 973-1055