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Page 2, News, Tuesday, June2, 1992 Community briefs compiled by Darren MacDonald responsible for paving the highway east of the Mill road into Jackfish also do Ridge- wood Drive. "We know who the contrac- tor is who's doing the work east of the mill road, and we're going to contact them and get a price," he says. "But they won't be doing that until the fall, if then." The cheapest thing to do would be to wait until the new highway comes through, but Mikkonen says that's not what he'd like to do, at least from a maintenance point of view. For now, he says they'll be Ridgewood Drive to be paved? Terrace Bay is trying to decide what it should do about Ridgewood Drive. The Ministry of Transporta- tion has designated it as a new road, and therefore won't be paving its part of it until the new highway comes through sometime in 1993-94. Township engineer Ray Mikkonen says hiring a con- tractor to come in just to pave it would be extremely expen- sive, so the township is looking into having the contractor ANNUAL MEETING THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL 1992-93 Annual Meeting of The McCausland Hospital Corporation will be held on Wednesday, June 24, 1992 at the Schreiber Public School at 2000 hours. To become a voting member of the Corporation, persons must purchase an Annual Membership ($5.00), or a Life Membership ($100.00 donation in any given year), 30 days prior to the date of the Annual Meeting and mem- berships may be purchased at the Administration Office of The McCausland Hospital. Place: Schreiber Public School Schreiber, Ontario Time: 2000 hours Wednesday, June 24, 1992 Featuring a full slice of both processed cheddar and swiss cheese, putting calcium on the road which should control the dust. The road was reopened last winter after the township received permission from MTO. Terrace Bay Fish Derby Organizers of this year's Terrace Bay Fish Derby have decided to extend the derby and run it over two weekends, instead of just one. "That way, everyone will have a chance to fish," says organizer Gwen Black. "We're hoping to include more peo- ple. The derby will run for 12 " TERRACE BAY POLICE SERVICE "NOTICE" PUBLIC AUCTION June 8,1992 7p.m. TERRACE BAY POLICE GARAGE All unclaimed bicycles and property not claimed by date of June 5, 1992, will be auctioned on June 08, 1992. Citizens are reminded to check with the Police Office to claim any lost articles/bicycles before the deadline date. days, from June 20-July 1. The is the third year in a row the Terrace Bay Ski Club has hosted the derby. Although it began as a way for the club to raise money to complete their sports facility, Black says they plan to keep running it even after the chalet and ski-hill is built. Prizes this year total more than $3,000, and they include an electric downrigger, a vhf radio, a portable fish finder, a propane barbecue, and an elec- tric trolling motor with sonar. More than 400 people par- ticipated in last year's derby, including around 100 children. "Pretty much every child who catches a fish will get a prize," says Black, adding that last year, all 62 young people who caught a fish received a prize. Prizes are being given out for all categories of fish--inland and Lake Superi- or. However, in cooperation with the MNR, Black says they have decided not to give out mystery weight prizes this year. "It encourages people to overfish," she says. Also new for this year, rain- bow trout has been added to the list of fish eligible for prizes. "They (the MNR) were con- cerned about rainbow trout stocks last year, so we removed them from the derby," says Black, adding that the stocks had recovered enough this year to put them back on the prize list. There will be nightly weigh ins at the Aguasabon Trailer Park. Community | calendar } -Alcoholics Anonymous meets each Monday and | Thursday evenings at 8 f pm at the Community i Church in Terrace Bay. f The Catholic Women's League meets every sec- } ond Monday of the month } in the basement of St. Martin Church at 8 pm. *The Chimo Club holds i its regular meeting every } third Friday of the month. ] -The Disability Action i Group meets the third f Thursday of each month at 1:30 pm at Birchwood. °E.A.G.E.R. will hold a can drop-off day June 6, from 11 am - 2 pm at the # Curling Club Parking lot in Terrace Bay. plus asizzling strip of side bacon and two succulent meat patties. That's a full quarter pound of 100% beef! just POD All for just P, | | ie at So head to A&W,'on the double. Because after June 21, this delicious deal will disappear. "Plus tax ©1992 A&W Food Services of Canada Ltd. ¢ ENGAGEME The parents of Carmela Auger and Cosimo Costa are pleased to announce their engagement. The wedding will take place at &t. Martins Roman Catholic Church June 6, 1992 , 130 p.m with Father Campbell officiating. BABYSITTER REQUIRED in my home 4 afternoons a week for a 1 year old girl. Please call 825-9569 after Sp.im.