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BELLUZ Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza Box 715 Terrace Bay # Ontario Bee POT 2Wo JURIS ZDANOVSKIS Office - 825-9393 BROKER Home - 824-2933 Terrace Bay - Schreiber News For this space please contact Lisa at 825-3747 N Volume 45 No. 27 Tuesday July 2, 1991 The Terrace Bay-Schreiber CWws .50 cents incl. G.S.T. News Stand SUPERIOR SHORELINE INSURANCE LTD. We represent 8 different insurance companies so that we can get the best rates for you: *Home *Auto *Business *Air Craft *Mobile Home 825-9492 Liz Boutilier Broker Several charges laid at beach party By Rob Cotton The News A party at the Pumphouse beach in Terrace Bay early Wednesday morning, July 2, resulted in several individuals being charged with liquor relat- ed offences. A crowd was gathered around a fire on the beach at approximately 1 a.m. when two officers from the Terrace Bay Police Service arrived. The officers issued wamings to those possessing alcohol. "In licu of charges we began to empty bottles," said P.C. Wes Fenton. Ages ranged from 14 - 35 The crowd of about 100 was made up of individuals ranging in age from 14 to 35, Fenton said. The situation had a different tone than usual, he added. For one thing becr caps were being thrown at the officers. However, when the officers, having issued their warnings, were about to leave the situa- tion changed. Tires slashed on police vehicle "We heard the 'whoosh' of tires going down," Fenton said. Somconc had slashed two front tires and one rear tire of the Police Services four wheel drive truck leaving the two officers unable to respond to any other calls. "That changed the tone of the enforcement," Fenton said. At this point most of the individuals on the beach began to clear the area, he said. With the two officers essen- tially stranded on the beach a third officer was called to bring the second police vehicle down. The OPP were called in for back-up and to assist in check- ing for impaired drivers leaving the area. Fire department called in The fire department was called to put out the fire. A tow truck was on hand in case the roadway had to be cleared to ensure access to the area. Several charges were laid for the illegal possession of alco- -hol and intoxication in a phe place. One individual has cake charged with causing a distur- bance and assaulting police. One resisting arrest charge and at least one impaired driv- ing charge have been laid. Sense of responsibility required "We know there will be par- tics," Fenton said, " but some sense of responsibility is need- ed." With onc fire truck, two fire- man and three police officers with only one vehicle, ticd up at the beach the safety of the whole town was put at risk, Fenton said. "It created a dangerous situa- tion in that the police could not respond to an emergency situa- tion elsewhere," he said. Ceremonies for Lake Supe- rior High School's 1991 gradu- ating class took place on Tuesday evening June 25, at the Terrace Bay Campus. The school's auditorium was filled to capacity as parents, rela- tives and friends filed in to take their seats. Awards were presented to the following students: Governor General's Academic Medal Michael Duhaime Scholarships Ontario Scholar, Michael Duhaime. Auxiliary to the McCaus- land Hospital, Jennifer Gould. Thunder Bay Foundation Scholarship, Siobhan Brown. Restricted presentations Ladies' Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion, Schreiber, Nicole Gauthier, Kimberly McColeman. Terrace Bay, Leeanne Fenton, Kimberly McColeman. Women of the Moose Lodge, Lisa Marie Merkley, Dion Bozec. Salvatore Figliomeni, Siobhan Brown. Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion Terrace Bay, Dion Bozec. Awards Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce, Siobhan Brown. Costa Foods, Katherine Whitton. LSHS Athletic Award, Lan- don Klassen. LSHS Student Spirit, Marcy Gallagher, J.J. Davis. Mikus Agency, Michael Duhaime. Graduation ceremonies at Lake Superior High School Royal Canadian Legion | Catholic Women's League, -- Valedictorian Sal Figliomeni presented a valedictory address at LSHS graduation that, while lighthearted, captured true meaning of the occasion. Minnova, Inc. Winston Lake, Danielle St. Amand, Sonya Gemmill. Ontario Public Service Employee's Union, Kimberly Rennette. Schreiber Public Library Award, Alana Harper. Terrace Bay Public Library Award, Sonya Gemmill Bursaries George King Memorial Bursary, Leeanne Fenton. McCausland __ Bursary, Danielle St. Amand, Michael Duhaime Bill Smilsky Memorial Bur- sary, Landon Klassen. United Paperworkers Inter- national Union Local 665, Dion Bozec. LSHS Memorial Award. Todd Hansen r \.. DIANNE O'NEILL A COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE COMPETITIVE RATES FOR QUALITY COVERAGE TERRACE BAY INSURANCE LTD. * Home * Business * Auto "Cottages _ * Recreational Vehicles * Etc. SIMCOE PLAZA TERRACE BAY 825 - 3246 ae. y, TERRY O'NEILL