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Page 2 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, July 5, 1989 Figure skaters receive awards Schreiber Figure Skating Club held its wind-up awards banquet Thursday, May 4, 1989. All club skaters received crests indicating levels of achievement and indi- vidual ribbons for skills acquired during the 88/89 season. Special awards were presented as fol- lows: Most Dedicated and Improved - Maria Elkin, Group 2, CanSkate Most Dedicated - Deana Imbeault and Lindsay Miller, Group 3, Can Figure Skate Most Sportsmanlike - Edith Figliomeni, Test Stream Year of the Coach - Kerry Culhane, club professional and Susan Fairservice, amateur coach The skaters have stored their blades for the summer but all look forward to the next exciting season of figure skating promis- ing fun, friendship, fitness, com- 3 The Terrace Bay Bike Rodeo was held last Friday. About 30 children took part in the afternoon's events. Winners were: 4 yr. category - Ryan Simmer; 5 yr. category - first, Robert Sharow, second, Mathew Hinchey, third, Mathew Mateev and Paul McWatters; 6 & 7 yr. category - first, Amy Capy, second, Amanda McWatters, third, Anne Marie Gugelyk; 8 & 9 yr. category - first, Erin Callaghan, second, Christian Pearon, third, Jeff Cornect; 11 to 13 yr. category - first, Marc Biladeau, second, Yohan Leblanc, third, Karie Baldwin. Photo by Dave Chmara Chambers of Commerce Figliomeni, Group 3, CanSkate Most Improved - Jason Thank You petition and performance. We would like to thank all our friends & relatives for their support at our Stag & Doe June 23. Special thanks to Bruce & Michelle and all our wedding attendants for a great time. It was much appreciated. Neil & Rhonda Birth Annoyneement TRICHILO MARC & KAREN of Schreiber are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, CHELSEA JOSEPHINE. Born June 21,1989 weighing 9lbs. 7 oz. Proud grandparents are GIOVANNI & TERESA TRICHILO and TONY & BEULAH SPEZIALE, all of Schreiber. A special thanks to Dr. K.W. Wilkes, Linda Stewart and the nursing staff of McCausland Hospital. Engagement -Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Godin of Schreiber . are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Lynn to Robert Richard Son of Dr. & Mrs. Jerome Harvey of Thunder Bay. The marriage will take place on August 18, 1989 in Thunder Bay. upset with parks policy Frustrated by the Ministry of Natural Resources' refusal to identify the impact of the new Ontario parks policy on forestry, mining and tourism, or to permit any public input prior to imple- mentation, the Northwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce have requested the Minister of the Environment to subject the new parks policies to review under the Environmental Assessment Act. NOACC's brief to the minister states that the new policies may have significant negative social and economic impacts on the res- idents and businesses of Northern Criminal Court Criminal Court was held at the Legion Hall in Schreiber on June 28 with Judge Ray Walneck pre- siding. A trial was held for Darcy G. Bain of Rossport for Impaired Driving. A judgement will be handed out by Judge Walneck at August 23, 1989 court. A Bench Warrant was issued for Kenneth Churney who failed Ontario but that the MNR has not yet looked into these possible effects. Arguing that there is no com- pelling or urgent reason to imple- ment these new policies immedi- ately, and that the policies would inevitably improve as a result of public input under the Neutral and Comprehensive Planning Process available under the Environmental Assessment Act, NOACC has asked the Minister of the Environment to declare the new parks policies a major under- taking by the MNR, and to order the implementation of the new policies to be suspended until an to appear for his charge of Fail to Provide Breath Sample. Anthony Figliomeni of Schreiber pled guilty to a charge of Breach of Probation. He was fined $300.00 and placed on pro- bation for six months. Brian LeMon and John Traynor of Schreiber pled guilty to a charge of Theft. They were each given a $100.00 fine, placed Thank you The family of the late Dominic Diano would like to thank everyone who helped us through the recent loss of our dear father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Thank you to Dr. Raczycki and the staff of McCausland Hospital for their care. To Father Campbell and all those who visited Dominic in his final days. Thank you to Father Rademaker and the Senior Choir for the lovely Mass and to the King Funeral Home. Many thanks to friends and neighbours who visited, sent flowers, Mass Cards, sympathy cards and food. Your kindness will always be remembered. The Diano Family Birth Annoyntement Dean & Lynn Mills are happy to announce the birth of their beautiful son, Michael Jordon Born June 10, 1989 Weighing 6 lbs, 13 ozs Proud Grandparents are Bill & Murielle Mills of Terrace Bay Robert & Rachel Brunet of Ottawa Special thanks to Dr. Raczycki, Dr. Wilkes & staff of McCausland Hospital. Claire Fewer, Shelley Long, Theresa Roberts environmental assessment is complete. President Shirley McAfee- Ryan noted that there is consider- able merit, in a number of the policy statements, but not neces- sarily on a universal basis, for all provincial parks. She pointed out that the enforcement of the new policies without any advance notice is affecting many tourist operators and mining exploration firms who were already committed to many contracts in 1989 which now may have to be abandoned. Report on probation for six months. ; Kevin McLaughlin' of Schreiber pled guilty to a charge of Drive While Prohibited. He was given an additional six months prohibition from driving and a fine of $253.75. Neil Morriseau of Pays Plat pled guilty to Dangerous Use of Firearm charge. He was given a $500.00 fine and placed on pro- bation for one year. Isadore Ray pled guilty to a charge of Assault Police. He was fined $250.00 and placed on pro- bation for one year. During the year Ray is to abstain from alco- hol. A trial was held for Steve G. Balsor of Terrace Bay on a Terrace Bay Police Department charge of Impaired Driving and Drive Over 80 mg. Balsor was convicted of Impaired Driving, fined $1,000 and given a two year licence suspension. Balsor was given a two year loss of driving privileges because of a previous Impaired conviction from Nova Scotia. Charges stemming from OPP investigations unless otherwise indicated. Birth Annopneement Michael and Cindy Thrower are pleased to announce the arrival of their son Kevin William 7lbs, 80z. Born April 16, 1989 at McKellar General Hospital Pround Grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Gailick of Thunder Bay and Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Thrower of Schreiber - Shower Announcement A come and go shower will be held in St. Andrews United Church Hall on July 9 from 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. in honor of bride elect Rhonda Miller on July 15. Everyone Welcome