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- Page 2, News, Tuesday, March 5, 1991 Please note: The NOW OPEN Monday to Saturday 2 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sewing 825-9555 : N ook <a downstairs from Post Plaza) has now in stock new prints for your | "Easter Parage", "Graduation" and sap , "Spring Fashion"! rh "Book ahead for your graduation dress." Ry, Sewing your own clothes is a good . 4 way to save money and to creaie Ge your own fashion at a reasonable (3d¢ cost! Don't delay - Come today for all your sewing needs. CONFEDERATION COLLEGE Education That Works 1991/92 Post-Secondary Programs SOCIAL SERVICE WORKER The Social Service Worker Program is a two year diploma program which provides students with theory and practical experience in the field of social services. Graduates of the program may expect to find employment with most public welfare agencies at all levels of government or with private agencies concerned with child and family welfare. The Social Service Worker Program will be offered in Marathon starting September, 1991. Application forms are available at the Confederation College office at 14 Hemlo Dr. in Marathon, or from your high school guidance office. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Confederation College 229-2464 or 1-800-465-3364 Schreiber Criminal Court Report On 13 February 1991 Judge R. Mitchell presided over a full day court session. Gilles Begin of Terrace Bay plead guilty to a Terrace Bay Police Force charge of Impaired Driving. He was given a $600 fine. Begin is prohibited from driving a motor vehicle for a period of one year. Noel Imbeault of Schreiber was found guilty of Possession of Stolen Property. He was placed on probation for 18 months and ordered to pay restitution of $4,074.00 for the damages caused to the Tilden truck. Bob Krause of Schreiber plead guilty to a charge of Intimidation by blocking a highway. Krause was fined $750. Four other local men who used their vehicles to block the highway had their charges withdrawn after Krause plead guilty. These charges stemmed from the highway blockade at Rongie Lake last summer. Leif Luomala of Schreiber plead guilty to Impaired Driving. CAP call 824-3345 Community Against Pushers "Equality is more than appearance" Sa Canadian Human Rights Commission ea ° me « Légalité va au-dela des apparences» Commission canadienne des droits de la personne huge success. *lan Furnmerton Fuels *Voyageur Gift Shop *Schreiber Food Market git! shanks Thank You The Schreiber Minor Hockey Novice League would gratefully like to thank and acknowledge the following businesses and individuals for their support of our tournament, which because of them was a * Adey Bros. Construction *Pathfinder Beverages (for their generous cash donation) *Suzanne Mulligan & door *Spadoni Bros. - Garage & Store workers *Sandy Larivee & timekeepers *Mike Speziale & referees *Rhonda Larivee & hostesses *Jrichilo's trophies & engraving *David Bedard *Laureen Kay *Michelle Godin Manager: Joyce Berthelot Coach: Terry Berthelot Ass't Coach: Dave Kay He was fined $600 and prohibited from driving for one year. --Next court date is 13 March 1991 at Schreiber Legion Hall beginning at 10:30 a.m. Aguasahon Chamber of Commerce ready for a year of new challenges Continued from page 1 Northwestern Ontario, is 55 years old and represents 4,000 business members. Neill also spoke to the issue of First Nation economic development in the Northwest. "We know the Native issues are taking a very predominate role in some. of the decisions being made for Crown land uses and development in Ontario," she said. "With that it becomes imperative that the business community participates, not necessarily in the negotiations but cettamly in. "the development." She described this develop- ment as one of the few areas of expansion and economic opportunity in Northwestern Ontario. The business community has a level of expertise that is needed in this area, she added. "The first step is to develop the partnership between Native and Non-native businesses - is to develop a level of awareness and education with both sides and to take that first step." The Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce, formed in 1987, has 55 members and was incorporated this past year. The Chamber hired summer students last year to help update the Business Directory and it is now in print: The students also helped the Chamber to set up the Telalert system amongst businesses in the community. New officers were also elected at the annual meeting: President, Leslie Dickson; Vice-president, Chuck Hutterli; Treasurer, Mary Long; Secretary, Susan Johnson; Directors, Mike Moore, Paul Paradis, Robert Cotton, Stan Spadoni, Dave Cringle. The Chamber also passed a motion to establish a $200 bursary for a student of Lake Superior High School who is pursuing post secondary education in business or entrepreneurship. It's the' Luck of the frish' Bingo Bash JACKPOT $1,000.00 " THURSDAY, MARCH 7/91 MOOSE HALL Doors Open ee "Sy $25.00 at oe MOOSE HALL "? Proceeds to Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club Come on out and have fun and bring your lucky charms. -