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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 16, 1987, page 17 Local girl to assist new figure skating instructor Local girl Kimberleigh Callaghan, as a volunteer assis- tant, will help the new Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club Professional, Lucinda Smith, this season. Kimberleigh has her 3rd Figure, Senior Silver Dance and Junior Silver Freestyle. This summer Kimberleigh was in Manitoba where she competed Correction The Schreiber detachment of. the Ontario Provincial Police has informed the News that Pat Dingwald of the North Shore Ambulance Service was in fact wearing his seat belt when his vehicle collided with another near Filane's Fallen Rock Motel on August 10. Also, the editorial in the Aug. 19 issue of the News stated that this accident was caused by an improper left-hand turn by Dingwald. Although Dingwald was charged with this violation, he has informed the News that he is pleading not guilty to it. It should not have been assumed he was guilty of the charge. The News regrets any inconve- nience and/or embarrassment this - may have caused Dingwald or anyone else involved. Letters to the editor Mrs. O. Chapman, reeve of Terrace Bay, re: Program for Renewal, Improvement, Development and Economic Revitalization (PRIDE)- Application for the 1987-88 Program Year- The review of municipal applications for funding under PRIDE for the 1987-88 program-year has now been completed, and I am pleased to inform you that the Township of Terrace Bay has been allocated $120,000 by the Province of Ontario. In view of the limited avail- ability of program dollars, the funds under PRIDE should be directed toward strategic improve- ments which achieve both provin- cial and municipal objectives. My staff will be contacting your staff in the immediate future to assist in the identification of these critical project components and to discuss detailed aspects of program administration. It should be noted that no money can be spent on the imple- mentation of the PRIDE proposal until the requisite community improvement plan has been approved. I would like to wish you every success in this undertaking and assure you that my staff at the Community Renewal Branch will be pleased to assist you in every way possible. yours sincerely, Bernard Grandmaitre, minister. Manitouwadge is hosting Fitness for Fun in Sept. continued from page 11 Industry, contact the Manitouwadge Recreation Centre in figure skating competitions theré. She also. went to a summer school and took and passed five tests. Lucinda Smith is a graduate of Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology. She has a Figure Skating Diploma in Coaching Another bike award Yes, yet another bike award, and this time it is none other than Shannon Mogquin. Shannon is also, like all the other bike award recipients, eligible to win a brand new bike at the end of the summer. Techniques. Lucinda's | Coaching Certification is as follows: Level 1- Theory, Technical and Practice; Level 2- Technical, Theory and Practical; and Level 3- Theory and Technical. Lucinda is also a qualified Power Skating instructor. She will instruct the Figure Skating pro- grams in Terrace Bay and Schreiber and she will also instruct Power Skating to Terrace Bay Minor Hockey and Ringette. Assistant volunteer Above is Kimberleight Callaghan who will be assisting the new Terrace Bay Figure Skating instructor Lucinda Smith. Kimberleigh has her 3rd Figure, Senior Silver Dance and Junior Silver Freestyle. Her father works for the Terrace Bay Police Force and her mother works at Robinson's. Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology is currently offering a BC 301 Basic Bookkeeping in Schreiber Figure Skating is Back! Lucinda Smith, qualified coach for Canskate, Canfigure, Figures and Dances from Seneca College . Watch for further details! CONFEDERATION COLLEGE "The Place for Adults" and the ONTARIO BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM (Ministry of Skills Development) offers' COLLEGE PREPARATORY PROGRAM * Get the credits you need to enter college's post-secondary programs * Courses offered: Mathematics English Chemistry Physics Biology + FREE TUITION, BOOKS and MATERIALS » YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR A CHILD CARE ALLOWANCE AND/OR A TRANSPORTA- TION ALLOWANCE - All courses and materials are designed for the adult learner For information, Contact: Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology 65 Peninsula Drive Marathon, ON a Schreiber and Terrace Bay This course is designed to help the student learn how to: 1) Understand and set up 4 balance sheet and income statements; 2) Analyze transactions and identify names of accounts to be debited and credited; 3) Journalize, post and take a trial balance using sin- gle journal and single ledger systems; 4) Analyze trial balances and make necessary adjust- ments; 5) Construct 8-column worksheets; 6) Journalize and post adjusting closing and revisal entries using the worksheets, 7) Complete sales, purchase & cash disbursement journals and cash receipts. 8) Analyze transactions and keep records using multi- journal and three-ledger systems. This course is scheduled for Thursday night from 7-10 p.m. at the Terrace Bay High School . BC 30 will commence on September 17, 1987, and is scheduled for completion on March 17, 1988. The instructor is Mr. Murray Becotte, CA Bachelor Comm. Fees are $93.75. : POT 2EO There is still room for registration for this program. Your registration can be made by phoning David Zub, supervisor of Community Programs (North Shore) at 1-800-465-3364 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Arrangements for evening appoinments in Terrace Bay or Schreiber can be made. CONFEDERATION COLLEGE-CONTINUING EDU- CATION FOR YOU! oe ee eer ee 6 ee he