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BELLUZ Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza Box 715 Terrace Bay Ontario wa POT 2WO 2 g RS DDANOVSKIS Office - 825-9393 od BROKER Home - 824-2933 2 fo) » ® 2 & a THIS SPACE 23 available for £ $12 per week 3 on a 52 week contract basis Volume 44 No. 18 TUESDAY MAY 8, 1990 ice Bay-Schreiber SUPERIOR-SHORELINE * New Homes (10 years or less) discount \ INSURANCE LTD. Special Rates: Discounts on i Renovated Older Homes /, * Senior Citizen * Claims Free 825-9492 Lee Aaron Live in Schreiber By Angie Saunders The News Canada's "Metal Queen" Lee Aaron played to a crowd of 700- 800 people last Monday at the Schreiber Arena. She is presently on her cross- Canada Body Rock tour with recording artists Regatta. The 5 week long tour started in Toronto and is moving west to the coast, then back to the north- ern area of Toronto. The "all-ages" crowd came to hear Lee sing hits such as: "Hands on", "Sweet Talk", and one of the obvious favorites "Whatcha Do To My Body" from her 1989 released Body Rock album. Lee also sang hits from previ- ous albums such as: "Only Human," "Rock Candy" and "Metal Queen" while putting on a great stage show. The Lee Aaron touring: band consists of John Albani (guitar); Kimio Oki (drums); Chaz Rotunda (bass); and Greg Doyle (guitar). About 10 policemen were on hand for security but the local crowd was well behaved. "There were 5 alcohol charges and one narcotics charge," stated Schreiber OPP Sgt. Templar. In a recent interview, prior to the concert I had a chance to ask Lee Aaron a few questions: Where were you born? "Belleville, Ontario" What kind of music do you lis- ten to? "When I was younger I lis- tened mostly to hard rock, but now I listen to everything from Peter Gabriel to Metallica." Who were your musical influ- ences? "As a teen I really liked Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, and Janis Joplin. I also loved Motown and Dianna Ross." How does it feel to be a sex symbol? "I don't think of myself as a sex symbol. Every performer gives off a certain sexuality, some people might not find me sexy." How did you get started in the music business? "I've loved music all my life. In school I was in theatre, jazz band, choir. I graduated with good marks. I've always been a real achiever." What kind of jobs did you have before becoming a singer? "I had a few odd jobs before I began singing professionally at 17. I worked as a restaurant host- ess and a day camp.counselor." How does if feel to be recog- nized? "At first I found it a little unnerving. I don't feel I'm a big enough star to disguise myself. When I go to the grocery store I usually where my hair in a pony- tail but people still recognize me." Where did you record Body Rock? "We recorded at Phase One Studios in Toronto. utable studio." It's a rep- Why Schreiber? "Schreiber was-on our routing and the promoter offered the money, so why not? The local police force was at the Schreiber Arena on April 30th for security. This didn't stop them from taking a little time out after the concert to pose with Lee Aaron. Pictured from left to right are Constable Bert Logan, Lee Aaron and Constable Paul Crowder. Look at these boys smile! Photo by Angie Saunders Terrace Bay Town Council Briefs The regular meeting of the Terrace Bay Town Council took place on Monday April 23rd at 8:20 p.m. Present were: Reeve- Jim Ziegler, Councillors- C. Joubert, M. King and J. St. Amand, and staff- D. Fulton and L. Mitchell. Council has decided not to supply pins to local businesses. A policy will be drawn up regard- ing the issue of the pins. It was resolved that council will waive the fee for the use of the Arena for the Lion's Club Flea Market/Auction Sale. Council will donate $50.00 to the Rossport Fish Derby Association. Reeve Ziegler will proclaim May 13- 20 as National Week for Community Living. David Fulton and Lorne Mitchell will attend the AMCTO Zone 9 Spring Meeting and Workshop on May 2nd and 3rd in Thunder Bay. It was resolved that the fol- lowing disbursements be approved: Payroll- April 11, 1990- $32,904.11, Regular- April 23, 1990- $29,176.28, Regular- April 23, 1990- $10,858.55. John St. Amand and one other councillor will attend Canadian Parks/Recreation Association Conference in Thunder Bay on August 12th -16th. The Township purchased the airport snowblower or $1,447.02. Council will participate with MNR in the Community Wildlife Involvement to catalogue bird species in the area. Twenty seven students will be hired by the town for summer employment. Council accepted the 1990 ten- tative agreement with the Service Employees International Union Fs \ rAIlALIC PEE 1 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 Local 268 as presented. TERRY O'NEILL y,