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Page 2 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS - Wednesday, June 1, 1989 Anne's Keeping notes working on the highway crew. By Anne Todesco The Sundland and the Vinote Mr. and Mrs. R. Voito and gift shops have opened for the family of Sudbury have moved to summer season with a scasonal our village. He is engaged in stock of China and novelties for Birth Annoyntement Ed & Carole Lavoie are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter Lisa Nicole Born on May 8th, 1989 at the Port Arthur General Hospital, Thunder Bay, Ont. A new sister for Bryan, Ashley and Justen. Proud Grandparents are Edgar & Helen LeBlanc of Schreiber and Helen Lavoie of Britt, Ont. [Sx Senior hea Noréhessi Outario Pasian eee an opening for a Senior Reporter to cover major sectors for its regional business audience. Location: Sudbury The ideal candidate has journalism experience and a keen interest in business reporting. This position requires strong reporting skills and the ability to write clearly and accurately. A camera and photographic skills are essential. Editing and page-design skills would be a definite asset. The successful candidate must be willing to assume a leadership role in the newsroom. A member of the Sudbury-based Laurentian Publishing Group, Northern Ontario Business is committed to quality business journalism. Send your resume and covering letter to: NORTHERN ONTARIO BUSINESS Mark Sandford, Editor 158 Elgin Street Sudbury P3E 3N5 sale. Mr. and Mrs. Don Tychioak and family were business visitors to Marathon this weck. Pierre and Mrs. Lemire had their daughters Corporal Suzanne of the Royal Airforce of Ottawa and Chantal Lemire and son of Leaf Rapids, Manitoba visiting here. Fred Broenclle arrived Wednesday with his tug, the Annis Lee, and took his oil tank to the Lakehead for repairs. It had been damaged in 8 to 12 foot waves and driven on rocky shoals enroute to being towed to Hamilton last September and was given permission to keep it in the harbour till spring. The smelt run was excellent this year, but of course it is a:mid- Death Notice BOLAN: Mrs. Uenice Bolan age 89 years of Orillia and formerly of Schreiber passed away in hospital Sunday, May 28, 1989. Survived by daughters Ellen (Mrs. R. Campbell) of Washigo and Ruth (Mrs. R Mayer) of Victoria B.C. Also sur- vived by 11 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. Predeceased by her Husband Thomas, son Pat and sister Emilia. Funeral mass was held on Thursday at 11:00 a.m. from Holy Angel Roman Catholic Church Schreiber. Interment Schreiber Cemetery. Guess Who's 40? night adventure scooping them up out of the creeks and rivers. Many end the night with a fry-up of these little delicacies and a singsong. Many fishermen were looking forward to the long weckend's opening of the pickercl season. Mrs. Freda Gerow hosted the members of the Altar Socicty when they met for the annual meeting. Following the opening prayer the president, Mrs. Prina Gerow, welcomed the members present. Many were absent, being ill with the flu..Mrs. Laura Legaulc read the minutes and prescnted the correspondence for considera- tion of the members, and gave her. annual report. The treasurer, Mrs. Beno, presented the annual trea- surer's statement and reported a successful year's activities. The ladies decided to not have a Flea Market this: year but would plan another event in its place at the June mccting. The clection of officers fol- lowed, with the same ladies nom- inated and asked to keep their present positions for another term. They are as follows: Chairman, Prina Gerow, Vice- President, Freda Gcrow, Secretary, Laura Legault, and Treasurer Pat Beno. Following the closing prayers and blessing by Father Van Radamarker, lunchcon was served by Mrs. F. Gerow. It was announced that Gilbert and Jim Gerow would care for the church and cemetery grounds this ycar. Many boaters arrived for the event but the weather man hand- ed out a wet, cold and foggy weekend. Pickerel are a popular and tasty fish whether deep fried, stuffed with bread dressing and baked or boiled on a steam pipe as a chowder. Ron Sage, Chief Geologist of Ontario Northern Development and Mines, visited the Kenneys enroute to the Soo. He worked in this area several years ago. Ducks, geese and heron are plentiful in our bay, harbour and lawns. Ray Kenney believes that some of them are ones that he used to feed last year as they appeared to be quite familiar with coming ashore for a handout. A Bald Eagle has been sighted on the Quarry Island. Some Rossportites are hoping that it - will remain in our harbour. Thank you Muriel Walton and Madge Richardson of Fashions by MurMade would like to extend their thanks to everyone involved in our fashion show; from family, models, to everyone who attended. We thank you all for making our show a success. Now available at Spadoni's Department Store 6, and the construction of a second 3 unit apartment on lot 7. Winnipeg Street, Schreiber. Dated at Schreiber this 26th day of May, 1989. Township of Schreiber NOTICE OF INTENT TO PASS AN AMMENDING BY-LAW TO BY-LAW 88-24, THE EFFECT OF WHICH IS TO CHANGE CERTAIN LOTS FROM RESIDENTIAL ZONE (R1) TO RESIDENTIAL MULTIPLE ZONE (R2) TAKE NOTICE: That the Council of the Township of Schreiber intends to By-Law 89-6 on the 28th day of June 1989, under Section 34 of the Planning Act 1983 as amended. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE: That a Public Meeting, will be held on June 21, 1989 at 7:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, to consider a change in zoning of Lots 6 and 7 of Plan M115, 323 Newman Street, from R1 Residential Zone, to R2 Residential Multiple Zone. The zoning change will allow the construction of an additional apartment an lot Also to be considered is a change in zoning of Lots 29 and 30 Plan 55M-477, 615 Peary Street, from R1 Residential to R2 Residential Multiple. The zoning change will allow the creation of additional units in the existing duplex, to a maximum of 2 units per lot. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting, and/or make written, or verbal representation in support of, or in opposition to the proposed zoning. by-law amendment. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law amendment is available for inspection, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., at the Municipal Office, 608 A.J. Gauthier Clerk-Treasurer Card of Thanks We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to our friends and relatives who offered their expressions of sympathy, love and support in the loss of our father and grandfather. A special thank you for the floral tributes, sympathy cards and donations to the Cat Scan Fund and Heart & Stroke Foundation. Barb Lalonde, Bill Acton, Nancy Renaud and families Thank you To my caring family and friends who sent cards, phoned and visited me at home and in the hospital. Thank you sincerely. And also to my neighbours who were so helpful. To Dr. Wilkes, the nurses and other members of the McCausland Hospital Staff. A sincere thank you. Marg Gerow