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Terrace Ba Pd Vol. 18, No. 22 tes ETM. CE, GE, Public Library Terrace Bay Ontari POT 240 PW) ~ C.C.T.F.N, Ambulance to be a" Wednesday, June 1, 1983 stationed in Terrace Bay The North Shore Ambulance Service announced last week that it has received approval and funding from the Ministry of Health to base one of its ambulances in Ter- race Bay. At present, two ambulances and one emergency sup- port unit are based at the Schreiber Medical Clinic. A spokesman for North Shore Ambu- lance said, "A satel- lite service based in Elementary Manitouwadge, "school Marathon, Terrace will lessen the response time for emergencies in that community and areas east of Terrace Bay."' 'It should be understood that a sa- tellite service based in Terrace Bay is an extension of the North Shore Ambulance ser- vice that covers all the area from Gravel River in the west, to Steele River in the east. The Terrace Bay based ambulance will respond to an emer- children from Schreiber and Terrace Bay gathered at the Terrace Bay Campus of Lake Superior High School .last gency anywhere in this area where they are required, includ- ing emergency land transfers to Thunder Bay.'"' The ambulance ser- vice in Terrace Bay will be staffed by resi- dents of the town ona 24 hour stand-by sys- tem. The spokesman went on to say that: the hiring and train- ing of the new staff would have to be com- pleted before the ser- vice would become Wednesday for the First annual Festival of operational. "We would not be able to station the ambulan- ce at the hospital im- mediately. We are. go- ing to have to hire someone locally. We will have to put them through a training program. The pro- gram is lengthy and they will then require field experience. Be- cause there are so few ambulance calls lo-. cally, gaining the ne- cessary field experi- ence would take sometime." Song. The festival was sponsored by the local elementary public schools and saw 170 children perform for the public. School Board to extend boundaries The Lake Superior Board of Education completed. plans at it's regular monthly meeting in Manitou- wadge to extend its boundaries. The Board area presently includes the com- munities of Manitou- wadge, Marathon, Heron Bay, Port Cold- well, Jackfish, Ter- race Bay, Schreiber and Rossport. The proposed chan- ges would drastically increase the area within the Board's jurisdiction, but would not mean a sig- nificant population in- crease. The change would make the board larger geographically than some countries. The new _ bounda- ries would start in the west at the Canada/ US border in Lake Superior and travel north through the mouth of the Gravel River to the 49th parallel. The boun- dary would then turn east to the south-west corner of Grenville Township, north again to the north- west tip of Davies Township and then east to the Algoma District boundary. The Eastern Boun- dary would stretch south along the Al- goma District line to the border in Lake Superior. The US bor- der would form the Board's new southern boundary. The proposed chan- ges have been sub- mitted to the Ministry of Education and the Board is now awaiting word on the Minis- ter's approval of the changes. Economic Development Seminars The second week of June will see major Economic Develop- ment seminars held in both Schreiber and Terrace Bay. The seminars are being sponsored by the Mu- nicipal Advisory Com- mittee and will be patterned on a simi- lar seminar held for municipal officials in Thunder Bay in June. Terrace Bay Fish The Second Annual Terrace Bay Fish Derby is all set to go for Saturday, June 4, and Sunday, June 5. This year's Derby is sponsored by Molson Breweries and _ fea- tures prizes in six categories: speckled trout, lake trout, rain- bow trout, pickerel, The seminars are schedule for the even- ing of Monday, June6 and the morning of Tuesday, June 7 in Schreiber; and_ the evening of Tuesday, June 7 in Terrace Bay. Schreiber town councillor Larry Dun- woody has been ap- pointed by Reeve Harold Fischer to pike and bass. George Robinson, President of the Ter- race Bay District Rod and Gun Club said that the Club is ex- pecting this year's Derby to be even more successful than last year's. "We are planning on handling 250 people per day. chair the Schreiber session. Dunwoody said that the Monday evening session would run from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. and in- clude a film from the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recrea- tion. "The sessions are wide open to the public and we want tc see as many people a: continued on page 8 Derby The booth for weigh- in will be set up at the Aguasabon Trailer Park. The final weigh- in will be on Sunday, June 5, at 6:00 p.m. We are accepting fish caught. anywhere ir wildlife management unit 21A. That's from Cavers Hill to Mani- continued on page 2