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Page 14, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 26, 1983 Northern Affairs Information and Assistance to small businesses by JANE E. GREER Ontario's three de- velopment corporations - Ontario Development Corporation (ODC), Eastern Ontario De- velopment Corporation (EODC) and Northern Ontario Development Corporation (NODC), of- fer a comprehensive programme of financial and advisory services to business and industry in locations and situations where financing is not available from conven- tional lending institu- tions on reasonable terms and conditions. A wide variety of lending programmes are avail- able from each corpor- ation. The programmes are designed to encour- age and stimulate eco- nomic development in Ontario. The development corporations aim at en- . --ser 345-2307 e RCA XL Colortrack TV e Appliances by Hot Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Point, Inglis, Spree ais Jenn Air, Etc. Closed Mondays CHARGES <== Go VISA EE e A complete Stock of Brand Name Furniture Business 'Directory GREYHOUND'S GOING. . . across Canada! package BIRCH MOTORS LTD. hr ied 24 Hour Towing Service tours : charter Your Agent For trips SUPERIOR 'GULF 824-2833 PROPANE __ OIL TWIN SPOT RESTAURANT Northem Ontario Business "Bringing Northern Ontario together" ...at your newstand now! Tel. 825-3676 ELCOR CONSTRUCTION LTD. Custom Built Homes, Renovations, Dry Wall & Foundations, Additions, Framing & Trimming GYS VANEE TERRACE BAY 24 HOUR FURNACE SERVICE Phil's Burner Service R.S.F. Wood Stove Dealer Furnace Installation and Service P.O. Box 532 Schreiber, Ontario Phone 824-2354 Lloyd Contracting ._ Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9468 Painting, Wallpapering, Trim Finishing, FREE ESTIMATES Snider enovations suring that the lending of government money is planned, directed and applied in a manner that will have the greatest impact on our province's economic future. The corporations' fi- nancial services are available to secondary manufacturing indus- tries, service industries in support of manufact- uring, exporters of goods of a significant Canadian content, and the tourist industry. Loans are available for establishing new busi- ness operations, financ- ing goods for export, - purchasing approved pollution control and energy conservation equipment, and intro- ducing a new product or technology. In many cases, spe- cial incentives are avail- able, including interest- free periods, deferral of principal repayment, varying maximums, and lower interest rates. $50,000... continued from page, 7 or group name, address, and telephone number. Upon receipt, your lot- tery ticket will be for- warded to you. For further informa- tion, please contact the Lottery Line at 1-807- 623-6626. Details concerning the services available may be obtained by contact- ing the Northern On- tario Development Cor- poration at Zenith 42920. On Friday, October 28th, the consultant from NODC will be in Marathon and will be available to discuss the NODC Programmes for individuals who may want to start a small business or expand an existing one. For more informa- tion or an appointment with George McKinnon please call the Northern Affairs Office, located on the lower floor of the Peninsula Building in Marathon or phone 229- 1153 or Zenith 33160. Rossport Notes by ANNE TODESCO Miss Mary Burnett has left to holiday with relatives in Kitchener, Ontario. Charles Todesco Jr. spent the holiday week- end with his grand- mother, Mrs. Anne Todesco. Charles is a student at Lakehead University. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Legault were business visitors to Thunder Bay last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campbell have left to holiday in Montreal. ' The October meeting of the Women's Insti- tute had to be postpon- ed owing to the fact that some members were ill, others were on holidays and due to the incle- ment weather on Tues- day. Vx John's Your service centre for gas, car repairs & towing. ' MINI-MART . Mon-- Sat. Sun. Texaco Your Mini-Mart for 'groceries, milk & cigarettes. ERVICE jon. - Sat. 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 825-9135 _E.W. (Ted) Paget. B.Sc., B.Ed., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor. SIMCOE PLAZA Terrace Bay, Ontario Tel: 825-9379 INSURANCE Auto - Fire - Casualty Life NOTARY PUBLIC DONALD G. BENO Phone 824-2666 Schreiber i.m. dodick R.O. OPTOMETRIST 1119 Victoria Ave. Phone 622-7726 Thunder Bay _ Tilden Rent-a-car Service Spadoni Bros. Ltd. Cars & Trucks, daily, weekly, monthly & long term leasing. Call Larry at 824-2043 OSAM DEVELOPMENTS LTD. Custom Built Homes Electrical Work Complete painting - plumbing Small and Major Repairs Concrete and Masonry work Call anytime 825-9231 FIRE WOOD For Sale Birch bolts, 8 ft. long 128 cu. ft. cords 6 cords for $405.00 delivered Payment upon delivery *380° SPECIAL phone 824-2742 KEN DOOLEY BULLDOZING Schreiber Roger Alty has re- turned from a holiday with relatives in Van- couver, B.C. and also in the U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gerow have left to holi- day with relatives in Winnipeg. Lorne Molinski has re- turned from Manitou- wadge. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wahl and son of Wawa, Ontario, visited rela- tives here over the weekend and also in Thunder Bay. Mrs. Annie Molinski of Beausejour, Man. visited with Mrs. Emma Molinski and family this week, also with other relatives in the area. A group of news broadcasters and pro- ducers of T.V. Ontario and research writers, headed by the executive producer Ken Mackey were in the area filming "In the Aging North America' (SO years) for a Vista Programme T.V. Documentary. While in the area they visited with Anne Todesco and Ray Kenney. Victor Laurin and Judy of Thunder Bay were in the village on Sunday, renewing old acqauintances. Beverly Legault host- ed the St. John Berch- mens Altar Society members last Thursday during their regular meeting. The meeting was chaired by Mrs. Doris Legault and open- ing prayers were offer- ed by Rev. Father Groulix. The minutes and financial state- ment were passed for adoption. The members are to hire some men to install the kneeling ben- ches and complete the cement steps and rail- ing. Home bingo cards were distributed among the members to sell. Following adjourn- ment, coffee was ser- ved and an enjoyed hour spent. FEE: $20.00 own delicious tomatoes, and herbs. In this workshop you will learn the theory behind hydroponics, how to make and set up your own system. It is simple and inexperience to enjoy home grown produce throughout the winter. DATE: November 19, 1983 TIME: Saturday 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. INSTRUCTOR: Peter Maepea in co-operation with offers ZA134 HYDROPONICS WORKSHOP: Growing Vegetables Indoors Without Soil Learn how to grow fres THE TERRACE BAY RECREATION COMMITTEE - THE CONFEDERATION COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY h vegetables indoors year round so you can have your fresh crisp lettuce, and numerous other vegetables FACILITY: Terrace Bay Recreation Centre sa REGISTRATION: To register please contact Terry Bryson or Linda Viejou at 825-3542 by November 11, 1983