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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 29, 1983 Elementary School graduation Thirty-nine grade eights graduated from Schreiber and Terrace Bay Public schools re- ceived their diplomas in a joint ceremony June 23rd at Schreiber Public School. The gymnasium was transformed (through the artistic talents of Miss A. Ross) into a Smurf fantasyland. Lovely music was pro- vided by the Terrace Bay Public School choir under the direction of Mrs. Anti Wilkes and accompanied by Miss G. Bruyere. _ Sandra Cooper of Schreiber Public School acted as Master of Cere- monies for the evening. 'Following the opening prayer by Rev. B. Bige- low, greetings to the graduates were extend- ed by Mike Reid, Chair- man of the Lake Super- ior Board of Education. The address to the grad- uates was given by Director of Education 'Ms. Marg Twomey. Stu- dents Tammy Trach, Kelly Moore, and Ricky Harty gave a slide show resume of the recent grade 8 class trip to Toronto. The following awards were made: General academic proficiency Terrace Bay, Susan Boucher; Schreiber, Michael Molinski. Award for effort and ability - Terrace Bay, Tracey Clark; Schreiber, Lorna Wilson. Award for Most improved student, Terrace Bay - Rod Brend; Schreiber - Doug Mikkola. The award for literature went to Kelly Moore in Terrace Bay and the award for student most improved in English in Schreiber went to Brian Doig. Sage - hour. Applications will be accepted by the Township of Terrace Bay until July 7, 1983 for the position of carpenter to work intermittently as required at a rate of $12.08 per Send applications to Township of Terrace Bay Box 40 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Schreiber Principal Wayne Tessier pointed out that three students within .1 mark this year, and so while Michael Molinski was the winner of the academic trophy, special academic certifi- cates were awarded to runners-up Sandra Cooper and Brian Doig. Class valedictorian was Michael Molinski. Following closing re- marks from Principals D. Davey and W. Tessier, the students en- joyed an evening of dancing to the sound of 'Music Man". SCHREIBER PUBLIC SCHOOL ss GRADUATING CLASS 1983 Brian Archambault, Sandra, Cooper, Jennifer Coyne, Brian Doig, Dar- ren Dooley, Robert Ella- cott, Richard Harty, Robert Krause, David Mayry, Douglas Mikko- la, Michael Molinski, Robert Morgan, Cindy Rippengal, Petrina Tay- lor, and Lorna Wilson. TERRACE BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS 1983 : Barbie Bailey, Jeffrey Bonnema, Susan Boucher, Rod Brend, Kimberly Bryson, Tracey Clark, Michel Deschamps, Krista Ditchfield, Tanya Evoy, Lisa Heinrich, Helen Jones, Helena Laitinen, Raija Liukkonen, Pam- ela Ludington, Robin Merkley, Kelly Moore, Jamie Pollard, Martin Saranpaa, Charlie Scol- lard, Anita Seergobin, Susan Strassburger, Warren Sutherland, Tammy Trach, and Skip- per Usher. Mike Moore of Moore's of Terrace Bay presents Anne Latour with a painting as a parting gift at the Retirement Dinner held at the Red Dog Inn on Monday, June 20. Anne is retiring and leaving the community after Schreiber Council... continued from page 1 available. The Committee re- commended to _ the Council that the 1969 3 ton truck be replaced with a new S ton vehicle. The Ministry of Trans- portation and Commun- ications will be request- ed to inspect the 5 ton snow plow truck to help determine if another 3 or 4 years of serve are available from it. Phillips went on to report that the Minis- try's line painting crews would be in town on OLD FASHIONED REVIVAL MEETINGS Come and Hear Evangelist David McBurney of Niagara Falls Ontario Bible Topics of Interest To All Hell and who will go there How to be sure of your salvation How to have joy and your life How to have God's blessing A different topic each night Held By GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 110 Bayview Schreiber Rev. Jim Johnson Pastor July 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Sun. fo Fri. 7 p.m. June 20, and that the paving grant from the provincial government was turned down for this year. Reeve Fischer said, "That's a good report. It's the kind of- work that removes a lot of headaches from the Council table." Council- lor Phillips replied, "Well, we're learning."' The Reeve asked the Council's permission to suspend the Agenda to allow a local resident who had just arrived to speak to the Council. The resident had earlier contacted the Council and had requested the privilege of attending the meeting as a delega- tion. COMPLAINT The local resident "'was on hand to com- plain about the sewer connection charge assessed for the installa- tion of a lateral to his building on Kingsway. After some discussion, it appeared that "the resi- dent, was in fact con- cerned about his ability to construct a dwelling on his property, contrary to the provisions of the Zoning by-law. He was advised by Council to submit his application for a minor variance from the Committee of Adjustment. He indicat- working for over 20 years at the store. She has played a very active role in the Legion, the Arthritis Society and was one of the founding members of the Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club. ed that we would pre- sent his cheque for the outstanding account at his earliest conveni- ence."' The Water and Sewer Committee reported that "'the water treatment plant has been tender- ed, bids are to be re- ceived up to June 30. The matter of infiltration of ground water into the sanitary sewer system was once again discus- sed, the matter to be taken up with the own- ers of the Villa Bianca."' The building Commit- tee reported that 30 building permits have been issued with a value of $118,372. Under Correspon- dence, the Council re- ceived a letter from the North of Superior R.C.S.S. Board advising that Mrs. Cora Dun- woody has been appoint- ed to the Library Study Committee. The Council appointed Councillor Mike Cosgrove as its representative on the Committee. General accounts in the amount of $19,796.38, and Water Works accounts of $8,766.20 were approv- ed. 2 HOSPITAL "Reeve Fischer out- lined a plan propesed to Get your life in shape. New Low-cost insurance designed so you can afford permanent protection today. Mary Cashmore 46 Parkway PI. Box 893 Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9152 ST the Council by the Mc- Causland Hospital Board in which the © Townships of Schreiber and Terrace Bay, along -- with the Hospital Board, -- would co-operate to pre- pare a_ promotional © package aimed _ at recruitment of physi- cians to the Terrace -- Bay-Schreiber area. The -- plan is expected to cost each of the participating -- bodies about $1500. nate esaeee The Council agreed to participate in the pro- -- gram on a motion moved -- by Larry Dunwoody and ~ seconded by Mike Cos- -- grove. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT The Council discussed ~ Sinn ta" 9 ante the question of economic -- development and decid- -- ed to advertise "for a six -- member Economic Dev- elopment Board." The Council will request "Jong term commiitt- ment on the part of Rein Pea ae. ee those volunteering to act -- on the Committee. At a later date the Council -- will consider sub-com- -- mitee(s) to investigate those areas of concern that the Economic Dev- elopment deems neces- sary and helpful." da ls The meeting adjourn- -- ed at 9:45 p.m. Mills Brent Schreiber has been drafted to try out for the Brantford Alex- of anders' Major hockey team. The try- outs will probably be held this fall. Brent played last year for the Schreiber North Stars and says that he would like to make a career in hockey. "A? $