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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 5,.1984 Terrace Bay Recreation News Fall Fair 84 Only A Few Days Away: Terrace Bay and area 3rd Annual Fall Fair is scheduled for this Sun- day Sept. 9th from 12-6 p-m. The fair has ex- panded and numerous new exhibits will be on the floor. surface. At this time of writing we have 40 different booths. The list of exhibitors is too numerous to in- clude however we be- lieve there is something for everyone. The fair was a huge success last year thanks to the ex- hibitors and the public that attended. make this fair a success and plan to attend. There is no admission and the doors will open at 12:00 noon. We would like to inform the exhi- bitors that set-up time is from 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. There will be a contest for the Top 3 best deco- rated booths at the fair. Plan to decorate your booth space. Swim Pool The season will come to a close on Friday September 7th. From Wednesday to Friday Sept. 5 to 7th the pool will be open from 4 to 8 for Open Swim. Winter Ice Time The season is: not that far away if your group hasn't submitted their Let's . ice request please do so. There is very little prime time remaining. The following pro- grams will be starting in late Sept. or early Oct., pending sufficient regis- tration. Please call the Recreation Office at 3542 if you would like to submit your name. Accounting (AC 204) Con. College Credit Course - Gerrard Bourrett Pre-requisite: AC 104 which ran in Terrace Bay during the winter of 1982/84 and 1983/84. A continuation of AC 104. This subject will deal with the internal uses of accounting: i.e. managerial accounting, techniques used in con- trol and reporting of re- sources, equities and earnings within the en-. terprise. Topics to be covered will include: periodic and perpetual inventory systems, de- preciation methods, payroll accounting, part- nership accounting, long-term liabilities and investments, | corpora- tion, accounting, pen- sions and flow of funds. Date: Tuesday Sept. 18/84 to March 19/85 at _ 7-10 p.m. Deadline to register is Monday Sep- tember 10th. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY Home owners in Terrace Bay are reminded that the final payment for taxes is due September 14, 1984. L. H. Simons Clerk Co-ordinator Bridge for Beginners David Stewart Learn the funda- mentals of bidding and playing. Some knowled- ° ge of other card games such as "500" or "eu- chre" is preferred, but if necessary, a preliminary lesson will be arrang- ed. Date: Wednesday Sept. 26th to Nov. 28 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Deadline to register is Wednesday Sept. 19th. Ceramics Sylvia Broughton. Beginners: Learn basic techniques of the fasci- nating hobby of cera- mics and complete two or three projects, just in time for Christmas. Date: Monday Sept. 24 to November 26th. Times 7-9 p.m. Advanced: Using basic techniques from the be- ginner's class, you can now indulge in advan- ced methods to create beautiful and _ useful items for yourself, fa- mily and friends. Date: Wed. Sept. 26th to Noy. 28th. Times - 7-9 p.m. Workshop: An oppor- tunity to make items of your choice and work at your leisure, using skills acquired through be- ginner's or advanced ceramics classes. Date: Thursday Sept. 27th to November 29 Times: 7-9. p.m. Deadline to register: Wednesday Sept. 19. for all ceramic classes. Shape _ and Exercise Program: Maureen Tychoniak This morning class: will consist of mainly ~ aerobic exercises, with warm-ups, calisthenics and cooldowns. Date: Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday - October 1 to Dec.. 10th Times: 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. Deadline to regis- ter is Wednesday Sept. 26th Beginner Needlepoint Joyce Gilmore The first half of a 12 week program. Learn basic techniqués and first of 3 stitch groups, including basic needle- point. Samples com- pleted. Date: Monday Sept. 24 to October 29th from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Dead- line to register is Wed- nesday Sept. 19th Personal Money Man- ' agement Anil Kripilani We are accepting names for this 5 week course and if interest is sufficient, the course will be set up as fol- ' lows: savings, invest- ment and budgeting - investment vs. -specula- tion - setting object- ives. Principals of fin- ancial management: leverage, risk and re- turn, diversification. Ve- hicles of investment: RHOSP, RRSP, IAAC,. GIC, shares, bonds, etc. Planning RRSP. Build- ing investment - evalu- ation and planning. Tax planning. Standard First Aid Denis John Full description of this course will be advertis- ed as soon as it's avail- able. Date: Wednesday Sept. 26th, Thursday Sept. 27th, Friday Sept. 28th from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. Saturday Sept. 29th from 2-6 p.m. Deadline to register is September 21st. Aerobic Exercise Kathy Stachiw, Gwen Black, Lisa Corrigan You will never get bored in this fast paced and fun aerobic exercise class which will have 3 different instructors. Boost your energy le- - vel, tone your muscles and'burn calories for 1 hour, twice a week. Date: Monday and Thursday September 24 to. November 29th. Deadline to register is Wednesday September 19th. Please call the recrea-" * tion office at 3542 if you wish to submit your name for any of the above courses. Note the deadline dates and call now to avoid disap- pointment. Full details on all fall programs will be available in the Fall/ Winter 1984 Activity Brochure which will be ready to pick up at the Fall Fair - Recreation Booth, Sunday, Septem- ber 9th. See you there! Northen Aff ain Home Repairs by JANE GREER Have you ever heard of mortar mice? These pesky little creatures re- surface surprisingly soon after smooth-talk- ing sales agents dust off their contracts, paste on a smile and go knocking door-to-door selling home repairs. These salespeople point to crumbling brick and droopy eaves- troughing, (which they heiped along the way by poking and prodding with sharp __instru- ments throughout their sales pitch), shake their heads and say mortar mice have obviously been busy. Of course, there are no .such creatures as mortar mice. This is just a fabrication used ~ to scare people into sign- ing expensive and often unnecessary contracts. Another common home repair or reno- vation gambit is the "free roof or chimney inspection." Here you find, much to your sur- prise that extensive work is needed immedi- ately. The co-operative salesman offers to do the work, and of course, just happens to have a contract ready for sign- ae Another popular tech- nique is to offer a "good deal just because we happen to be in the neighbourhood with our equipment and mater- ials.'"' Don't fall for it. and called. THANK YOU Tarkka - | wish to thank the nurses and staff of P.A.G.H. 4 west, Dr. Morris, Dr. Porter, R.N. Trisha Mayer and the Bourassa family. A very special thank you to the Ambulance atten- dants, Schreiber O.P.P., Dr. Lau and Nursing staff of the McCausland Hospital. Special thanks to all who sent cards, flowers and to many friends and relatives who came to visit A special thanks also to the Doug Raison family, the Gorman Family, those who helped-Mom with Curtis and Wayne for all he did for me. Sincerely Patty Tarkka. Hospital. Birth Announcement Alan-and Carole Lavigne are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter ASHLEY KARYN ON August 16th, 1984. Many thanks to Dr. Lau and the nur- sing staff of the McCausland please' First ask the salesman for references and check them out. To avoid problems, get at least three esti- mates outlining the kind of work to be done, who will do it, how much it will cost, the kind of warranty or guarantee and the starting and completion dates. Be- fore signing, get some- one you trust such as a lawyer or a relative to _ check the contract over carefully to ensure you are fully protected. You should also avoid progression clauses that require you to pay in installments while work is in progress, whether you are satisfied with the work or not. ou shouldn't pay more than 10 per cent down payment before work begins, to ensure you have some leverage if you are dissatisfied with the work. As well, the Mechan- ics Lien Act allows you to hold back 15. per cent of each progress pay- ment until 37 days after © the work is completed. This protects you from liability if the contractor or sub-contractor fails to pay the supplier for materials.- Make sure that you deal with'a reputable company and ensure the seller or contractor is registered with the min- istry, as they are re- quired to be under the Consumer Protection Act. To check a sales- person's or contractor's registration, contact the nearest Consumer Ser- vices Bureau. For further informa- tion on Home Repairs contact your nearest Northern Affairs Office, located on the lower floor Peninsula Building, 2 Gilbert Street, Marathon, On- tarig (229-1153) -- or Zenith 33160. NOTICE In our on-going efforts to provide continually better insurance services, Mike Jones, President of "Michael E. Jones & Associates Insurance Services Ltd. is pleased to announce that effective SEPTEMBER 1, 1984 the insurance brokerage firm of "Jones & Associates Insurance' is located at new, expanded quarters at 31-North Court Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7A 414 PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW PHONE NUMBERS: (807) 345-2435 Toll Free 1-800-465-3909 We invite our clients and friends to call us for all your insurance needs. ones rassociates insurance 31 North Court Street 'Thunder Bay, Ontario PTA 4T4 Tel. (807) 345-2435 -- Teil Free 1-800-465-3909 ~HOME - AUTO - LIFE - COMMERCIAL RRSP's - CANADA SAVINGS BONDS Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Association . For the Fun of It Pre-registration for all age groups will be held at the "Fall Fair" Sun., Sept. 9 /84, 12:00-6:00. Visit with Dave Fitzpatrick - Hockey Ontario. Tickets will be sold on "Bauer Professional 90' Saktes. Final Registration will be held on Wed., Sept. 12 /84 at 7:00 in the multicultural room at the Rec. Centre. Single and Family Rates. Attention Parents: Please bring a wallet size photo (school pics. or other) to be used on each Player Registration Card. The Lake Superior Board of Education LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL School Bus Schedule The following is the regular Bus Schedule for the 1984- 1985 School Year: 8:00 a.m. 8:05a.m. 8:10.a.m. 8:12.a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:32 a.m. 11:37 a.m, 11:52 a.m. 3:35 p.m. 3:50 p.m. CHAIRMAN: M. Reid Bus leaves for Schreiber Bus leaves Rossport for Schreiber Bus leaves Lake Superior High School, Terrace Bay Campus Bus leaves Terrace Bay Recreation Centre for Schreiber Bus leaves.Lake Superior High School, Schreiber Campus Bus leaves Schreiber Public School Bus leaves Terrace Bay Campus for Schreiber Bus leaves Schreiber Campus for Terrace Bay Bus leaves Terrace Bay Campus for Schreiber Campts Bus leaves Schreiber Campus for Terrace Bay 3:55 p.m.Bus leaves Schreiber Campus and Lake Superior Public School, Schreiber "DIRECTOR: M. Twomey Campus, for Rossport.