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BELLUZ Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza Box 715 Terrace Bay Ontario ee la POT 2Wo JURIS ZDANOVSKIS Office - 825-9393 BROKER Home - 824-2933 Terrace Bay - Schreiber News : For this space please contact Lisa at 825-3747 Volume 45 No. 28 Tuesday July 9, 1991 rhe Terrace Bav-Schreiber ae FB News Stand .50 cents incl. G.S.T. 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 Canada Day Weekend a success flespite the weather | By Rob Cotton The News Rainy weather cancelled the fireworks for Terrace Bay's Canada Day celebrations but it did not cancel the party. A small enthusiastic crowd gathered in front of the munici- pal office on Saturday moming to take part in the opening cer- emonies. During the singing of Volleyball Tournament ran into some weather problems. How- ever, on Sunday, anybody at the beach would have seen some great volleyball. The family entertainment group, Rainbow, performed in the curling club immediately following Saturday's opening ceremonies. Their action and participation songs got every- O'Canada the tay was raised" Body Mvolved; especially those by the Terrace Bay Fire Department and then everyone enjoyed a piece of birthday cake. Seniors' Appreciation night Week-end events really began on Thursday evening with a bingo at the Moose hall and a Senior Citizens' Appreci- ation night at the Legion. The evening, sponsored by the Township, is an opportunity for seniors to get to together to socialize and even dance. "We have a beautiful com-' munity," said Jim Ziegler, township reeve. "This night is in apprecia- tion for the years of hard work the seniors put into building at." The celebration of Canada's birthday continued on Friday with a Bicycle Rodeo spon- sored by the Terrace Bay Police Service, the Legion and the Moose Hall. Swimmers brought in a vari- ety of floats to the pool for Float Day and a Teen Dance, with music by the Stereo Club, was held at the arena. The second annual Beach youngsters right up front on the dance floor. Saturday afternoon was taken up with Horseshoe Pool Tournaments at the Moose Hall and a free children's movie at the theatre. = The Canada Day Dance a the arena finished off the day. Sunday started off with a pancake breakfast at the Moose Hall and in the afternoon a Mini. Golf Tournament was held at the Aguasabon Falls Trailer Park. The Terrace Bay Legion's first Family Pig Roast, held Sunday evening was a great success. Old fashioned family races On Monday the Legion sponsored a day of old-fashion family races. Parents and chil- dren played in the rain all after- noon ducking inside only now and again for a hot dog and a drink. A Mixed Golf Tournament took place at the Aguasabon Golf Club on'Monday and at the Recreation Centre the seniors enjoyed a Bridge and Cribbage Tournament. They came prepared The damp weather didn't stop Heather Benoit, 3, (left) and her sister Michelle, 5, from enjoy- ing a piece of Canada's birthday cake during the opening ceremonies of Terrace Bay's cele- photo by Rob Cotton bration on the July 1 weekend. (more pictures inside) Reeve Ziegler seeking re-election By Rob Cotton The News Incumbent Jim Ziegler announced last week that he will be running for Reeve of Terrace Bay in this fall's municipal election. Ziegler said he wants to fol- low through with those pro- jects started by the current Township Council. "I feel we have started a lot of important projects and the results are now beginning to show," he said. Tourism has been a prime project for council, he said, and some new businesses have come into Terrace Bay because of our commitment. "There is now a snowmobile dealer, a new flower shop and Tomat's restaurant. I think it will grow from there." New acts of former provin- cial government, such as the Police Services Act and the Freedom of Information Act, are now being implemented and Ziegler feels continuity at the municipal level is important at this time. "I feel that it is important that we have some experience there," he said. Ziegler said he has enjoyed giving service to the communi- ty. Part of the Reeve's job, he said, is to help people with any problem they might have. "It's my job to get them in touch with people who can help or help them myself. I enjoy that." Another project coming up is the ski hill. "We helped with the golf course and that has paid off," Ziegler said, "I feel the ski hill will be the same." Ziegler will be seeking his second term as Reeve. He was a councilor for three years before taking the Reeve's office in the last municipal election. 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