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Page 2, News, Tuesday, February 11 1992 Community briefs Contributions recognized The Township of Terrace Bay presented service awards to four individuals in recogni- tion of their service to the community. Roy Cornfield received a 15 year pin for his 19 years of service as Public works super- visor. Tony Costa was given a ten year pin for his 13 years of service on the Planning Advi- sory Committee. Firefighter Rod Blake received a five year pin for his five years of service. Garth Morris was also given a five year pin for his seven years of service as a The McCausland Hospital's Cash Calendar Winners Week: Six Feb. 3: Cooperman's Autobody, Terrace Bay $10 Feb. 4: Norma Young, Tiverton, $10 Feb 5: Edythe Cosgrove, Schreiber $10 Feb. 6: Ray Stachiw, Terrace Bay $10 Feb. 7: Burton Borrie, Terrace Bay $10 Feb. 8: Leigh Clements, Terrace Bay, $50 Feb. 9: Doris Gauthier, Schreiber $10 This space donated by The Terrace Bay Schreiber News mechanic. The awards presentation took place in Terrace Bay Council Chambers Jan. 27. Hall of fame receives grant ' The Northwestern Ontario Sports Hall of Fame has received a grant of $8,182 from the Ministry of Culture and Communications. The grant was received under the Resource and Mate- rial/Equipment category, and will be used to assist the hall of fame with the purchase of Administrative and Program- ming equipment. In awarding the grant, cul- ture Minister Karen Haslam said she was pleased that her Ministry was able to assist the Hall of Fame in making this project possible. She viewed it as a fine example of the inven- tive ways in which groups all across the province are seek- ing to enrich community life. Crime Stoppers crime of the month C.P. Police reported that on Jan. 21, 1991, a snowmobile sleigh was noted missing from the east side of the C.P. Rail Station in Schreiber. It was chained down on a trailer, the chain was cut and the sleigh appeared to have been dragged south of the sta- tion.to approximately the mid- dle of the parking lot. compiled by Darren MacDonald The sleigh is white, 8 ft. long, made by TUMABEK, model: LABRADOR, made 08/1988, serial number: TH- 14544, stamped ZTQ145440888. If you have any information about this crime, please con- tact Crimestoppers at 1-800- 465-6844. .Remember, a reward of up to $500 will be offered for any information. Crimestoppers to hold event Crime Stoppers will be holding its annual Klondike Casino Feb. 28, at the Schreiber Recreation Centre. The Casino is part of the First baby born in the New Year? Schreiber Winter Carnival, and gets underway at 7 pm and runs until 1 am. Games of chance, including blackjack and wheel of for- tune, will be featured. RAP meeting The Jackfish Bay Remedial Action Plan Public Advisory Committee will be meeting on Monday, Feb. 17 at 7 pm, in the Recreation Room at Birch- | wood Terrace in Terrace Bay. The PAC will discuss reme- dial options for Blackbird Creek. The RAP Coordinator and facilitator will be at Birch- wood Terrace Feb. 18 for dis- cussions with PAC members regarding Blackbird Creek. Strictly speaking, the first person from the Terrace Bay/Schreiber area to have a baby in 1992 was, in fact, Linda and Frank Trichilo of Schreiber, whose son, Gregory Peter, was born in Thunder Bay on Jan. 2. He weighed 7 Ibs., 3 oz. when he was born at 4:26 pm. Gregory Peter has two brothers: Tyler, who's 6, and Michael, who just turned 2. STAFF CHANGES IN L.S.H.S. We've had some interesting changes, in what might be called our defensive line-up, at Lake Superior High School. Esko Saranpaa, our auto mechanics department head, will be absent this semester, on his teacher-funded leave plan. His plans include tour- ing the United States and cruising the Caribbean with his wife Marilyn. Senda post card Esko! Give that knife 'a twist. Short in stature, Michelle Dobbin, is a new addition to our staff. She is a graduate of Memorial University, Newfoundland, and is teach- ing French and English classes. Norman Duffy, of Schreiber, is Our new, patient teacher's - aid. Se Soe er ee ee Say VRFSIII Andree Lacasse- MacGillivray, secretary at Schreiber campus, is a native of Chapleau, but has- worked for several years for Bisco, an industrial supply company of Terrace Bay. Sylvie Chappell is our newest recruit, assigned to core french and histoire. George Bott, from Marathon High School, is the new Vice-Principal in Schreiber. Remember to wear your helmet, George. Our new helmsman (helmsperson), chief of staff and principal is Schreiber native, Sharon MacKenzie a popular, pleasant choice, indeed. Welcome to new staff and good luck to all staff in the new semester. "Pe