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we Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 19. 1986 _ President of Terrace Bay minor hockey, Wayne Papineau, Goaltender for the Terrace Bay novice Moose Lodge, Jean-Paul-Papineau, and President and fundraiser for minor hockey, Bob Langford, are shown holding peanuts that are for sale as part of the Hockey Peanut Blitz. The event is sponsored by Costa's to raise money for minor hockey. ' you. READY TO HELP YOU The Co-operators is pleased to announce the appointment of JACKIE PARKER Sales Representative for your area. Many people feel it is important to know there's so- meone they can depend on for help when insurance questions or problems arise. If you have any questions about insurance or would like more information about the insurance services provid- ed by The Co-operators, Jackie will be pleased to help The Co-operators provides insurance to protect you, your family and the things you own. ce the co-operators 229-2427 | Life* Home*Farm® Auto® Commercial * Travel WHY NOT ADVERTISE? R. E. Belluz Realty Limited Simcoe Plaza, Box 715 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 eliu2 REALTY UAMITED 502 LAKEVIEW Newly painted 3 bedroom bungalow. This home has an attached double garage and a double lot backing on- to a green area for added privacy. The basement has a finished gran- nie suite. Call now for appointment. 12 SOUTHRIDGE 3 bedroom bi-level 76 EAST GROVE 2 bedroom home 606 LAKEVIEW 2 Storey-3 bedroom 78 TERRACE HEIGHTS 3 Bedroom Bungalow 7 PARKWAY PLACE 3 Bedroom side 14 SOUTHRIDGE 3 Bedroom split level 138 BIRCH 3 bedroom home with double garage 450 PRINCE: 3 Bedroom storey & '2 474 SUPERIOR 3 Bedroom bungalow 52 SOUTHRIDGE A home with many extras SCHREIBER AREA Commercial lot on Highway 17 $27,900 Cottage on Walkers Lake$27,400 39 Acres on the North side of Highway 17....$45,000 THUNDER BAY AREA 'If you are planning to move to the Thunder Bay area, call our office in Ter- race Bay and we give can give you information on homes, building lots and commercial investments. ZDANOVSKIS erat 824-2933 Broker LYNN HODDER 824-3429 MONIQUE GAUTHIER Sales Rep. Marathon 229-0491 AXA MM Me oo Ok ot kt tO SNOW MACHINE REPAIRS ~< - and PARTS & SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS at ISLAND VIEW SERVICE CENTRE (THE SHELL) CALL: -- 825-3268 MA XA OA OA Oh Sh SL OLDE HE OE OE OL OL OE OL OL OL OL OL torte tte tet tekst trost x WEIGHT WATCHERS WILL be holding all future meetings on THURSDAY 7:00 p.m. Beginning NOV. 27th in the PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, TERRACE COURT. For further information CALL 1-800-461-2246 Weight Watchers and Quick Start Pius are registered trademarks of WEIGHTWATCHERS INTERNATIONAL INC. ® WEIGHTWATCHERS INTERNATIONA, INC. 1986 FREE ACCOMODATION Heated & furnished cottage with HYDRO & TELEPHONE AVAILABLE FOR THE WINTER PHONE. 824-2159 or 1-577-8157 a oe NOTICE A proposal has been made to develop 35 sum- mer camp lots at Gravel point, Lake Superior, within the next two years. The area consists of wide, sandy, west-facing beaches with a beautiful view of Nipigon Bay. Ac- cess will be by a 1% mile long gravel road off -Highway 17, just east of the Gravel River Motel. Lot sizes will be approximately 150' frontage by 300' depth. Also planned is a completely sheltered boat launch/harbour for the common use of all camp owners. The projected price per lot is approx- imately $20,000.00. In order to assess the feasibility of this proposal, = would ask that expressions of interest be mail- ed to: Kenrob Management Services Ltd. Box 3012 Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5G5 No legal obligation to purchase a lot will be created by an expression of interest: however, those who do write will be given the first oppor- tunity to purchase a lot as and when they become available. % This overhead projector is now at the Terrace Bay Police Force and is for use by anyone in the community. A Wintario grant helped pay for half of its purchase price. Legion news On Nov. 8, 1986, a Remembrance Day Memorial Service was held at the Cenotaph. We extend our thanks to Father Campbell; the Terrace Bay Police, for directing the flow of traffic; fami- ly and friends who have braved the weather and all the merchants; com- panies, organizations and associations who placed wreaths at the Cenotaph. Later in the day, the Legion hosted a dinner and dance which was ex- tremely well-attended. It was nice to see so many Terrace Bay veterans and their wives, fellow members and friends enjoying the delicious dinner catered by Leon Theriault and served by our local Ringettes. Thank-you for a job well- done. As usual, "The Diplomats" did a fantastic job in keeping the crowd on the dance floor. Some of us hadn't danced in a long time and we felt it the next day! Our guest speaker, par excellence, was Mr. Bill Love. Bill proved that you don't have to be a veteran to understand the meaning and tradition of Remembrance Day. Much to his amazement, and the . delight of the crowd, he received a standing ovation for his heart- warming speech. We also thank Bill for taking time to attend Memorial Services put on by the schools and sharing his knowledge with our children. Once again, thank-you to everyone who participated. Upcoming Events Dec. 13: Kids' Christmas Party - Dec. 14: General Meeting at 8 p.m. This meeting will concentrate on electing an executive for 1987. Please come out and participate. Dec. 31: New Year's Eve Dance. Tickets will be available at the Legion starting Dec. 10. See future issues of the News for further information. Come on and support your Legion. PIANO WORKS PAUL ROM from PIANO WORKS will be IN: TERRACE BAY & SCHREIBER NOV. 29 to DEC. 1 To TUNE & REPAIR. PIANOS CALL: MRS. BORRIE 825-9173