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Page 6&8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 22, 1986 + + ¢ SARARZIVZN + + + NR _ +, ) ner WISZSTSZSASANZ, wn Ww 6. To deal with incidents of inappropriate behaviour fairly and K . : ( SS impartially. ak. birthday cake, we all had a borsch or beet soup, cab- nian, Polish and Russian sa but I -- informed Dr; - aS good time playing games. bage rolls and perogies, residents. It was the first that these gentlemen cannot 2 Ske rik Bl eagt iarstes the Municipality has established aK and a special dessert made but by no means the last. do any repairs without a Se rules of conduct for participants in community recreation facilities q On behalf of all the by Stella Gusel, with roll- It would be great if all written work order from < and programs. When these rules are violated, the municipality will os) residents I would like to ed crepes, with cottage our Ukrainian families in the Town Office. Z impose discipline in accordance with the following points of aK thank our hosts, Pastor cheese and lemon and the communities could get So, being as nice and S procedure. Z| Keith Milne, Elizabeth vanilla flavored filling together and celebrate ss as 5 be, Pe < 1. It is the responsibility of the Recreation Director to ensure that the | McLean, Patsy Capy, and which was just excellent. "'Little Christmas". whoever Is in Charge OF tis ia rules of conduct are observed. Every incident of inappropriate aK Amy Capy, who won our Guests were Mary Many thanks again, to please see to this. 'S behaviour will be reported to him. Kj hearts as she passed Dashkewytch, who speaks Peter, for your wonderful Women walking home & In addition to reporting such incidents to the Director those members 1 napkins to all the residents. excellent Russian, who support and good luck from late shifts are not hap- Pn of the Recreation Staff designated by the ee have - duty BS! A sweet wee three year took care of Bruno, who when the big conference of py -- ere and "ean Ss and the authority to expel any person or persons rom any Recrea- Qi old. was born in Russia. She all Cultural Societies inthe grate if street lights IS tion Facility or program until the matter can be dealt with by the > Gir Jan. 6. Ukrainian' Spoke of her recent trip to northwestern area come could be RS Tees ie Director. ees See = ca behiavi Sj Christmas by the Julian that country. She wore a together in Terrace Bay without taking weeks to do 2 Sages --_ tee Se = = ay hte, i ies ; hee BY} Calendar was celebrated lovely Ukrainian blouse this year. We wish you it. Se he ees eo whee mah pial iF eoghid f ie 4\ here at Birchwood Terrace. _ which lent a special festive much success in your Thanks you, and now ... Z necessary to rectify the immediate situation. suspension of any 2S vir tn the table, Oapae@? = ctadeavors in' 1986. aut Ga on go + +, + SZ SZSZIISZ oS + TERRACE BAY RECREATION COMMITTEE DISCIPLINE POLICY 1. POLICY OBJECTIVES: It is the objective of this policy: To Promote the public use and enjoyment of community recrea- tion facilities and programs. : To minimize the cost of maintenance of community recreation facilities due to vandalism. To provide for the safe and orderly conduct of recreation programs without interruption. To make users aware of the responsibilities which accompany their rights to the use of community recreation facilities and programs. To prevent occurrence of inappropriate behaviour in community recreation facilities and programs. - person's access to the facilities is imposed such suspension shall not be for longer than two weeks. i Where the Director imposes disciplinary action as allowed in no. 3 he shall, as he deems appropriate: 'A 1. Interview the offender and where appropriate the parents. 2. Notify User Group if discipline action is to affect individual by Helene Ballard Hello! Here we are over halfway through January, so I guess we can take heart as spring is on the way. We had a very enjoyable afternoon on Jan. 16 when the ladies and the Pastor from Pentecostal Assembly Church hosted the monthly residents' birthday party. After the usual coffee and Peter Monks, president of the Multi-Cultural Society in Terrace Bay, and our Joann LeBlanc put their heads together, and as Peter is an excellent cook, they made the special dishes for,an evening din- ner with four of our residents plus family and friends in a group of 12 . who sat down to the following: Kootya (wheat, honey and poppy seeds), Kolach (braided wreath of special bread), fish, mushrooms, resident, Ann Ryback and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Bouterlier, Mr. and Mrs. Gusel, and Mr. and Mrs. Robichon, friends of Bir- chwood residents, also attended. It was a welcomed, plea- sant dinner with Ukrainian carols, taped by Peter and played as background music. Good food, thanks to Peter; good fellowship, thanks to our guests. It was a happy and festive Little Christmas for our Ukrai- For those of you who have contacted me in regard to the street lights which are either broken or burnt out, I have been ask- ing the guys at Hydro to fix the bathroom and take a bath, to which the boy replied "But Mom, I'm not dry from my last bath yet!"" So long! S participation in said program. S ee 3. Maintain a record of all minor disciplinary action he issued & Z for information of the Recreation Discipline Committee. S B. The Director shall submit a written report for all incidents of Y < 4 severe nature that exceed disciplinary limitation as outlined %& Ze in no. 3 to the Recreation Discipline Committee. A Se 5. After reviewing the incident report submitted by the Director the < Recreation Discipline Committee may summon a meeting toreview %& Z the incident. The Committee shall recommend to Council the & by Winnie Campbell register as soon as possible. _ will be held February 9. _ read the devotions. Se disciplinary action for each incident. The recommendation shall be The Catholic Women's Call 824-2095. Everyone is All are welcome. The minutes were read & in the form of a committee report to Council of its findings and & League monthly meetin welcome. The Chimo Home Bingo by Secretary Marlene 2 their recommendation in the matter. iy se au ante 12 ad In new business, Jolene for January was won by Doig, and Gwen Hadley x 6. The Council shall by resolution after reviewing the report of the @ Holy Angel's in aes Kemp will be here in Mr. Geno Caccamo. gave the Treasurer's ¥ Committee and such other evidence as it deems appropriate in the & with 25 members atten- February from Thunder Another one will start in report. All reports were ap- en circumstances, finally decide the disposition of each case. A ding. Father Peter opened Bay to talk on convenor- February. proved and carried. \S 7. Any disciplinary measures imposed by the Director and/or extended 5 : ship. In April there will be Our deepest sympathy to Myrtle Gordon, card ~ by the Recreation Discipline Committee up to the date Council con- the meeting with prayer mre started a Mrescksenreiiconelt teeeadl etliiaaaeche ae 2 siders the report of the Committee, shall be valid and binding. and Carmel Zbrowski gave a speaker on budgeting for ate ou o¢ te yee " BePH cranes S 8. Any person affected by a decision of Council under Section no. @@% the scripture reading. ee slat that $150 ne ec pict 'i =e : = ae 2 = "Net x 6 may appeal the decision of the Council to the Recreation Discipline 3g Teresa Stortini gave a At was deci Bes ne he XK. any ae a get we 2 Committee, who shall hear the appeal and make a recommenda- Ki report on the Diocesan Ex- will go to Save A Family relatives and friends attend- card's. members are to Ss tion to Council on its disposition. a ecutive meeting which was and $40 will be donated to ed the funeral. -- start preparing crafts, knit- Zs 9. Requirements of restitution for the cost of damage is pee earagt ZZ held at St. Anthony's in pei hoses in 7 ---- -- cag that paid = ---- y 10. The following are examples of disciplinary measures w ich may K Thunder Bay. Plans were ay. Plans for a coftee : uggan, 186. Se be applied 3 sitdosstand warrant: "Ai discussed oh a workshop house to open Carnival formerly of Schreiber, Beth McAdam chaired <2 (a) Suspension of the offender's right of access to all or any part OS to be held Jan. 25 in the Week, March 8, were passed away December 1 at the meeting for the election 2 of the community recreation facilities. : a Parish Centre. There will discussed. Watch for Shawnessy Hospital in of officers. The new ex- = (b) Suspension of the offender's participation in community pro- Zl be prayer in the morning details. Vancouver. ecutive is: President, Marg < grams of recreation. : ; °31 followed by an afternoon The meeting was ad- Donna Dean Grey Smith; First Vice, Ruth 2 (c) Requirement of community service work. ao aK session on women and their journed and a cake walk visited her Mom Etta in Hiller; Second Vice, Lyla S (d) Recommendation to user groups that the offender be prohibited q role inthe church. Afeeof aS held. Lunch was serv- Thunder Bay for the Walker; Secretary, < from or restricted in participation In their activities: _ CA! $9 wasdecidedtocover the °d by Teresa Stortini's Christmas holidays. Get Marlene Doig; Treasurer, on (e) Restriction of the offender's time of use of community recrea- S cost of the lunch. Please 8OuP- The next meeting well in hospitals to Mrs. Gwen Hadly; Card 2 tion facilities and pears bis i eK : Helen Wallace, Mrs. Secretary, Myrtle Gordon. (f) Referral of the matter to the Police or the Courts. Driscoll, Mr. Kenny. and Pleat sotemities Was An Open House will be held on Tuesday, 5th, 1986 from 9:00 Come out and view th OPEN HOUSE Slate Islands Provin Management Plan Background Information and Optional Plans Stage a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Terrace Ministry of Natural Resources to provide the public with an opportunity to review and comment on the Backgroun Islands Provincial Park. d Information and Opti February 4th and Wednesday, February Bay District Office of the e information, discuss the options and issues, and pro- cial Park onal Plans for the Slate Mr. Miller. Also get well to Mrs. Reynolds. Shirley McCauig visited her Mom Inez and rela- tions. She is from Toron- to. Donald Smith from Whitecourt, Alberta was home to spend Christmas with Dad Nelson Smith, and sister Margaret and family. The United Church held their Christmas supper last month at Leblanc's Restaurant, and it was en- joyed by all. After the sup- per they all went to the hall for the meeting. President Margie Smith opened the meeting, and Gwen Hadley set up and the volunteers were Earline, Lyla, Marion, Ruth, Marg Nesbitt and Marg Smith. Members are to bring wool and a darning needle for the February meeting. The Christmas gift exchange was followed by Bingo and lunch. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Sleuter (nee Rhonda Campbell) on their new baby in Mississauga, Ontario. Anyone wishing to get Heart Funds cards please contact Beth McAdam, and Cancer cards, contact Win- nie Campbell. . vide us with your comments. We need your support. Cancer can be beaten. All comments regarding this first stage of development of the Park Manage- ment Plan for the Slate Islands are to be submitted to the Terrace Bay District Office no later than March 7, 1986. Correspondence can be sent to: Ministry of Natural Resources eae P.O. Box 280 sciaek Terrace Bay, Ontario Resources POT 2WO CANADIAN SOCIETE SOCETY Du CANCER Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio | Minister AAary Moaford Attention: Jim Chappel