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from page 1 Labatt's Blue Caravan Recreation Direction Dean Main told the committee he has been informed that the Labatt's Blue Caravan was not intended to stop at small communities. This point also came up in Schreiber and council there feels 4 ie.ter should be written inform- ing the appropriate people of the disagreement this has caused locally. The caravan, among other things, contains a bobsleigh simu- lator that takes the person on a ride at what seems like a_ very fast rate of speed. : Main was informed the cara- van will only stop in this area in Sault Ste. Marie and Thunder Bay. The committee agreed that the reason it is not stopping is proba- bly because it would take to much time set up the caravan in all the small communities. Another facet of the Olympic Torch weekend would have a for- mer National athlete come to Terrace Bay and speak at a pre- ceremony event. But it cannot be emphasized enough that the committee needs your help to make the previous and the following events a suc- cess, There was talk at the meeting of having a snowmobile race dur- ing the weekend. _ The particulars would have to worked out but all agreed it would be great fun. The newly- formed Snowmobile Club: would most-certainly be involved in some way. {/- INMEMORY » THORSTEINSON- In loving memory of a dear father & grandfather Beggie, who passed away Nov. 18, 1986. The blow was great, the shock severe, We little thought the end was near, : God took him home, it was his will, But in our hearts we love him still. Lovingly remembered & missed by daughter Mavis. son in law Jerry, ; grandchildren, Davic %2<, Brad, Judy & Lesley. <i "GUESS WHO's 34! BUBBLE GUM! LOVE, DIDI & MIMI. If the club wants to teach young kids how to operate these machines properly, that would also be worked into this plan. Ice sculptures Probably one of the most exciting developments at the meeting was the topic of having a town ice sculpture contest and one, big,, community-made ice sculpture thai would represent the town. The contest would invite all residents to create their own sculpture in the own yards. These creations would be judged and prizes awarded to the winners. The community sculpture is where the excitement comes in to play. A spot would be chosen in town (close to the highway) where a huge sculpture would be displayed. The community would be involved in creating it and it would probably show the Olympic Torch and possibly the Olympic rings and a Maple Leaf or two. This display would be Terrace Bay's message to the country that we are proud to be a part of this event. The sculpture would probably be on the highway where practi- cally everyone could see it, day after day. Skate races were also dis- cussed. Hot chocolate and donuts, etc., would be offered to the weary participants. Holding a sno-golf tournament was also brought up at the committee meeting. Organizers needed This all sounds very exciting indeed. But it will not take place unless the Olympic Ceremony Committee gets help to set up these various activities. Presently, the bulk of the com- mittee consists of the following members: Dean Main, Ernie Kettle, Carol Waldenberger, Mike Gould, Liz MacKay, Gerri Turner (one of the local Olympic Torch runners), Ken Lusk, Jim Ziegler, Margie Fulton, Bev Legault, Beth Moffit, Rollie Gander, and Don Kidder. The committee decided at this meeting to illicit assistance from various, ultimately all, communi- ty groups and organizations. These include the Cubs, Scouts, Girl Guides and the Brownies, the Legionnaires, the Sea Cadets, the multicultural organization, the Moose Lodge, the- various auxiliaries that exist Notice Four Seasons Sports is now the local distributor for Avon Sportswear and Seder Sportswear. For all your custom jacket and hat needs. Also for trophies, uni- forms or sporting equipment. Call us at 825-9333. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 18, 1987, page 13 Olympic torch run is gearing up in town, the Figure Skating Club, the Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce and the hockey and ringette associations. The best way to make the Olympic weekend a success is to have involvement from the entire community. Don't by shy- give it a try. If you or your organization can assist in any way, and believe it, there is something for you to do, please contact any of the above- mentioned committee members. McCausland and will miss everyone. received over the years. 3615 Porritt Place aia Sa us. To the girls at McCausland Hospital; thank you for the beautiful picture. | will surely bring back the many fond memories we have of Terrace Bay. | enjoyed my five years of working at To the fellas at the Mill a special thank you for the "Grand Send Off - yes John survived! He's already talking about the great fishing trips he has planned. The survival jacket will be put to good use. In closing-Ann&Chris, you were our extended family. Lori and Heather will surely miss you. Thank you ever so much for the wonderful care the girls John and Patt Fitzpatrick & girls Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y-7P7 The Terrace Bay Recreation Department phone number is 825-3542. Think of it. An event that could bring the whole community together with one common goal. It would be another reason to call Terrace Bay the Gem of the North Shore. It is an event that adults and children alike can take part in and enjoy. Please call the recreation department today. SS ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee nt With Our Thanks John and | would like to take this opportunity to:thank everyone for the farewell parties held for foie ee et. Thank You NOTICE The Terrace Bay Cleaners will be closing as of Monday Nov. 31, 1987. We will not be accept- ing any drycleaning after Mon. Nov. 16th. All drycleaning must be picked up by Friday Nov. We will not be responsible for any cleaning after this date. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers & staff for their patronage in our fourteen years of operation. Myrtle, Walter & Family. . THE RENT REVIEW GUIDELINE FOR 1988 IS 4.7 PER CENT The rent review guideline for next year has been calculated at 4.7 per cent. This is the amount by which a landlord can increase the maximum rent for a unit during 1988 without approval from the Ministry of Housing. The rent for a unit can be increased only once in a 12-month period. The 4.7 per cent guideline applies to all private rental units in the province for rent increases that take effect from January 1, 1988 to December 31, 1988. The 1987 guideline of 5.2 per cent continues to apply to rent increases which take effect on or before December 31, 1987. It is illegal for a landlord to increase the maximum rent above the guideline without applying to the Ministry of Housing for rent review to justify the increase. In cases where a landlord does apply for an increase above the guideline, tenants can examine the application and make their own submissions before a decision is reached. For more information about the 1988 guideline, please contact your local rent review office listed in the Government of Ontario blue pages of your phone book under the Ministry of Housing. If long distance, ask the operator for Zenith 96000. Ministry @): Housing Ontario Hon. Chaviva Hosek