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BELLUZ Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza Box 715 Terrace Bay Ontario Pt' POT 2Wo JURIS ZDANOVSKIS Office - 825-9393 BROKER / MVA Home - 824-2933 TERRACE Schreiber VILLA BAY CE) BIANCA INN ERENT accoucosrons GA ACCOMODATIONS a ae GREAT FOOD STORE - Viveos - (Daily Specials) Free Membership 825-3285 824-2172 iN Volume 45 No. 50 Tuesday December 10, 1991 The Terrace Bay-Schreiber you: *Home *Auto *Business *Air Craft *Mobile 4 Home News Liz Boutilier otand .50 cents incl. G.S.T. Broker 825-9492 SUPERIOR SHORELINE We represent 8 different insurance companies so that we can get the best rates for INSURANCE LTD. by Darren Mac Donald The News There were a couple of new faces at the inaugural meeting Inside Community a briefs-- Schreib | er Library F] NOWS.......00eeeee2 | Larry 1. Sanders-- forum 7 on Northern future.............5 O.P.P. Const. used to guard Bob Ra€......0066 } Market- place.........7-10 of Schreiber Town Council Dec=2Z: Bob Krause, elected Reeve last November, told Council Committee by Darren MacDonald The News The Corridor Subcommittee is looking for public input into which one of three models should be chosen as the theme for Terrace Bay. In the short term, the theme will determine what the sig- - Mage system for the Gorge Development will look like. "We need to arrive at a theme this winter because of the signage for the Gorge in the spring," says Tourism Coordi- nator Susan Johnson. In the long term, the design of Terrace Bay's Highway Cor- ridor will be heavily influenced by whatever theme is chosen. The theme will affect things such as lighting and the devel- The new Schreiber Council, pictured Dec. 2. From left: Ron McBride, new Councillor Tony Speziale, Ed Borutski, Lorraine Huard and new Reeve Bob Krause. that although he was looking forward to the upcoming ses- sion, the town is in for some "tough times." wants input on Terrace opment of Centennial Park. There are three themes cur- rently being considered, all drawn up by Moore/George Associates, who are also the designers of the Gorge ment. é6Our goal really Develop- isn't to change the The look of Terrace Bay, it's son says. "The way "You could almost compare it to the 1930s" Krause said. He also said he wished more people would take an interest in local issues. "T think it's a shame people don't get involved in municipal politics," he said. "People com- plain to us, but they don't want to get involved. Councillor Ron McBride said Schreiber was going to suffer as a result of decisions taken elsewhere. "T feel that we, as a munici- pality, will suffer as a result of budget cutbacks," he said. "Lobbying the government (for funds) will have a high priority on my list." Councillor Tony Speziale, another new face on the Coun- cil, said one of his priorities was getting improved produc- tion from town employees. He also mentioned former Councillor Tom Quinton, who decided not to run for council include wild flowers, building a stone and timber pavilion in Centennial Park, and the use of logs instead of processed wood. "T think it's a lit- tle bit like the look of Rossport,"" John- themes are to enhance the look we they have big tim- North of already have.?? bers and posts--a Superior, rustic look." Summer era ome The Resort Cottage and COMMIS HOT theme. is a little Resort, and more refined, John- Contemporary/Civic. son says. "The North of Superior theme is centered around log- ging," Johnson says. "It stress- es the look of the natural land- scape." Features of this theme "A water jet pond in the park is one of the main fea- tures," she says. "Along with curved walkways, open lawn areas, and a lot of perennial flowers." this time. "I don't know if I can fill his shoes," Speziale said, "because his feet are bigger than mine." Councillor Lorraine Huard also said goodbye to Quinton, calling him her "confidant." She also said she hoped that "by the end of this council, you will not see one stray dog run- ning around the streets of Schreiber." Councillor Ed Borutski said he hoped this Council would be able to cut spending. "Now that the sewage plant is built, I'm hoping we can cut back costs," he said. "Often we lose out on grants, because we don't have the. matching funds." Before adjourning, the coun- cil appointed the town solicitor, auditor, and reappointed Aurel Gauthier town clerk-treasurer and tax collector. They also agreed to meet on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Bay theme She says it's more of an artistic theme, making use of colours and hand crafted prod- ucts. "It includes things like gar- den furniture, more hand craft- ed things, use of colours and plants," she says. "It's still nat- ural, but not quite so perfect." The third theme, Contempo- rary/Civic, would emphasize the modern aspects of the town, she says. "A lot of metal structures, and things like sidewalks would be featured," Johnson says. "It would be a very polished and very sleek look. Rather than being artistic, like the Resort theme, the emphasis is continued on page 11 ' DIANNE O'NEILL 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 TERRY O'NEILL