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by Darren MacDonald Staff There's not much happening locally for the upcoming Oct. 26 referendum on the Charlot- tetown Accord. Neither Terrace Bay or Schreiber Townships have plans to take part in any offi- cial way. In separate inter- views, Terrace Bay Clerk-Trea- surer Dave Fulton and Schreiber Reeve Bob Krause said that the towns won't be taking part. "I think it's up to the gov- ernment to sell it," said Krause. Lake Superior High School teacher Roy Handy says he considered trying to organize a public debate at LSHS, but was unsure who he could get to debate the issues. "One of the problems was that, offhand, I'm unaware of anyone in the towns who could be set up in a debate on the accord who the general public would consider qualified to speak," says Handy. He says that even if he could get a prominent politi- cian such as Rég Bélair to come and debate the 'Yes' side Referendum '92: no local events planned for this area so far I have ancient history this month, and it's kind of hard to work in the Charlottetown Accord into ancient Egypt." One class the accord has come up in this semester is economics, says Handy. "There's lots of economic arguments going back and forth in the campaign," he says. "So we've been dis- cussing the economic princi- ples upon which those claims are based." McCausland continued from page 1 process," he says. "All hos- pitals should be, but some don't bother to get (accred- ited.)" But Fewer says that not only is there a certain amount of prestige involved in getting a three-year accreditation, there's a practical side to it as well. "Tt lets people know that their hospital is as good as any hospital in Canada," he says. "And if there is litiga- tion for malpractice, if we || Terrace Bay Community United Minister installed From left: Rev. Ken Moffat, Miss Beth McLean and Rev. Allan Moffatt. the litigation is normally not meet the CCHF standards, | Church and St. Andrews Unit- ed Church in Schreiber held a as severe as it would be if we joint service on Sunday, Oct. of the equation, finding a com- parable speaker for the 'No' side would be difficult. Unfortunately, Handy says he has no Canadian History classes are scheduled until next semester. "If I had my classes this semester, we probably would be concentrating (on the refer- endum) almost exclusively for the next month," he says. "But BOOK KEEPER Apply at THE IMPERIAL MOTEL Terrace Bay 4, at 8 pm in St. Andrews. During the service, Miss Beth weren't accredited." Fewer says that another advantage is that it gives || McLean was officially them an idea of what they're installed as the minister of doing well. these two congregations. ; The Rev. Allan McDowell, of St. Paul's United Church of Thunder Bay, performed the News tip? rite. Rev. McDowell is the Chairman of Cambrian Pres- (Or) 1s Ps0Ee 9A WA | bytery of the United Church of Canada. The Rev. Ken Moffatt, of The McCausland Hosptial's Cash Calendar winners Week: Forty-One Oct. 5: D. Aitchison, Terrace Bay, $10 Oct. 6: Joan Charbam, Winnipeg, $10 Oct. 7: Mrs. F. Rioux, Quebec, $10 Oct. 8: Dick Mannisto, Terrace Bay, $10 Oct. 9: Tanice Small, Terrace Bay, $10 Oct. 10: Marco Tremblay, Schreiber, $50 Oct. 11: Richard Roy, Terrace Bay, $10 This space donated by the Royal Canadian Legion Br. #223. 2" HALLOWEEN DANCE Royal Canadian Legion, Br. #223 Terrace Bay Saturday, October 31 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Music by Partie Sound $5 Couple / $3 Single Prizes for best costumes: Ist: $100, 2nd: $§0, 3rd: $25 come and enjoy! No minors Terrace Bay/Schreiber News jon', TRAVEL ares 4maem = Air line ticketing and all Rao hotels world wide 824-3418 Joe Mykietyn (Agent) The Laprade Travel Shop Ltd. P.O. Box 925 Schreiber, Ont., POT 2S0 Page 3, Tuesday, Oct..13, 1992, News Current River United Church, congregations participated, and gave the Meditation, "Keeping the visiting clergy brought Faith with God's World." Both greetings. The Board of Governors of The McCausland Hospital NOTICE The Board of Governors of The McCausland Hospital invites interested residents to submit their name for membership on the Hospital's Operational Planning Committee. Interested persons can receive an outline of the Committee duties from the Administration Office of the Hospital. (Ext. 185) This is a voluntary committee, but members will be reimbursed for necessary out-of-town travel. Interested individuals to please contact the Chief Executive Officer of The McCausland Hospital at 825-3273 (Ext. 185) WINTER WONDERLAND DRAW 1993 1993 Bombardier Skidoo Formula MX XTC R C/W Trailer & Helmet "only 1000 tickets printed" PRIZE VALUE $10,000.00 'Tickets are going fast! Proceeds to Schreiber Heritage & Tourism and Crimestoppers Draw date: Dec. 31, 1992 at 11:00 p.m. at the Schreiber -- New Year's Eve Dance $20.00 per ticket Supplier: G. Figliomeni & Sons Inc. Schreiber, Ontario