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Wednesday, November 15, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 7 chreiber rec news Programs The Recreation Department is accepting names of persons inter- ested in any of the following pro- grams. When enough names have been received the programs will be finalized and appropriate dates and times finalized. 1. First Aid 2: GPR: 3. Weight Training Course 4. Adult Dance 5. Over 40 Aerobics 6. Server Intervention Program Winter Carnival The Recreation Department is in the process of organizing the Winter Carnival. The dates are Feb. 23 to March 4. Any groups or individuals wishing to partici- pate should contact the Recreation Office. We have a number of ideas for events but need assistance in organizing them. This could be a very exciling event that helps pass the long, cold winter, but it requires the participation of the community groups. Crafts 'N Stuff Sale Don't forget the first annual Craft 'n Stuff Sale at the Schreiber Community Hall on Sunday, Nov. 26 beginning at 1 p.m. and running until 5 p.m. For table space or more information contact the Recreation Office at 824-2317. Outdoor Rink The outdoor rink is located beside the old fire hall and curl- ing club. As soon as the weather permits the ice will be made. A schedule of public skating and shinny hockey will be in the Rec News and posted at the rink. If anyone has a request for specific times for public skating at the rink they should contact the Rec office so it can be considered before the final schedule is for- mulated. Belair says northerners should be compensated for hardship, dedication Reg Belair, MP for Cochrane- Superior, says Northerners should be compensated for cnduring hardships, and for their dedica- tion and committment to develop- ing the north. His remarks follow the release of the Task Force on Tax Benefits for Northern and Isolated Areas Report. The report calls for all communities below the 51.05 N Latitude to no longer be eligible for certain tax benefits. Should the report be imple- mented by the federal-govern- ment, Belair said 37 communities in the riding of Cochrane- Superior will no longer be eligi- ble. A number of criteria were . examined for determining what areas should be eligible for the Northern and Isolated Areas Tax Benefit. Some of these criteria are: iso- lation, hardship, population, dis- tance to an urban centre, climate, and vegetation. Although the report proposes 2,000 communities be eliminated from their current eligibility - 75 of these jin Northern Ontario - the status of Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Rossport will not change if the report is implemented as resi- dents of these towns currently are not eligible for the Northern and Isolated Areas Tax Benefits. However, Belair says far north residents. should not be the only ones eligible for the tax benefit « Aguasabon Golf Club General Meeting and that communities located below 51.05 N Latitude should also reccive the tax benefits. "The high cost of living, the transportation costs of moving people and goods, and the general lack of services are conditions which justify this special designa- tion. We donot have the special- ized medical services, the educa- tional and recreational opportuni- ties, the moderate climate or the essential services enjoyed by southern urban areas," said Belair. He adds there is no incentive to live in the north or for medical and educational professionals or businesses to locate in the north. "Northern Ontario contributes -a great deal to the economy of Ontario. Eighty per cent of the provinces natural resources come from our area. We supply Southern Ontario with products form the pulp and paper industry, our softwood lumber and our mines. We should be compensat- ed for enduring the hardships, for our dedication and our committ- ment to developing the north," said Belair. Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. BILL CAMPBELL ELECTRIC 824-2743 or 824-2574 Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat TRAVEL "= Call your only in town mou p 2) Travel Consultant % assoc ~/ Joe e Mykietyn n (Agent) 824-3418 MARCH BREAK SPECIALS 1990 Las Vegas March 11 - 15 from Duluth ~ 4 nights at the Star Dust Hotel and air fare only $279.00. Carnival Cruise March 11 - 18 from Minneapolis 7 nights cruising aboard the Jubilee from Miami, air fare and transfers from $125490 ,, FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL JOE AT 824-3418 Schreiber NBC Hockey Stats m A Bigs © Diesels 4 0 Sabres 1 3 Superiors 1 é L. McParland - Sabres 11 A. Pelletier - Superiors 7 D. St. Don - Diesels 74 M. Lake - Diesels 5 D.Ross - Sabres 5 D. O'Connor - Superiors6 R. Morgan - Superiors 4 J. Figliomeni - Sabres 2 G. McKenzie - Diesels 4 'M. Souliere - Diesels 2 Tt Pts G.F. GA, 8 ere 0 Qf SSE Rag! 9g 0 2 27 27 Top Ten Scorers Player & Team Goals WNANAWDOOAAN SL © EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Aguasabon Golf Club is accepting | applications for the following jobs - positions: 1. Greens Keeper 2. Clubhouse Manager The Greens Keeper shall be responsible for the upkeep of the golf course and related equipment. The Clubhouse Manager shall be responsible for managing the new clubhouse facility. Please send resume and salary expectations to: Aguasabon Golf Club Box 726 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2W0 Attention: Paul Malashewski, President Deadline for application is December 31/89 a Agenda Sunday Nov. 19, 1989 7pm at Rec Centre Conference Room 1. Clubhouse Update 2. Election of Officers for 1990 3. Setting Membership Fees for 1990 WATSON'S SKYWAYS NOW OPEN 70' x 80' Heated Hangar on Wawa Airport Licensed A-6 Engineer Inspections and Annuals to Private/Commercial aircraft up to 12,500 Ibs. and Turbines Overnight or Long Term Storage (heated or outside) Phone 705-856-2223 Seaplane Base - Wawa Lake For more information contact: WATSON'S SKYWAYS P.O. Box 1129 Wawa, Ontario POS 1KO Fax 705-856-1049