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Page 2, News, Tuesday, January 21 1992 Community briefs compiled by Darren MacDonald Criminal court On Wednesday, Jan. 15, Judge Lester presided over lengthy Criminal Court pro- ceedings in Schreiber. Wayne Sheppard of Schreiber plead guilty to a Schreiber OPP charge of Assault, and was fined a six month peace bond. Brian Cooper of Schreiber plead guilty to a charge of Break and Enter. He was sen- tenced to 90 days in jail and one year of probation. Darlene Morriseau of Pays Plat plead guilty to a charge of Taking a Motor Vehicle with- out the Owner's Consent. Her fine was six months probation and 40 hours of com- munity service work. ~ William Gallagher of Ter- race Bay plead guilty to a charge of Impaired Driving and Driving a Motor Vehicle with more than 80 mgs of Alcohol in the Bloodstream. His fine will be given on the next crimi- nal court date, scheduled on Feb. 12, 1992. Funding for futures The Schreiber - Terrace Bay Community Futures Program +E Service des parcs January 24, 1992. 0801. : basse ou la seule recue. be MY $ nes i Parks Service Environnement Canada Tender -- Pukaskwa National Park invites the public to submit bids on the completion of the Pukaskwa education kit. Tender package information and terms of reference may be obtained by contacting Sharon Otiquam at (807) 229-0801. Tenders will be accepted no later than 3:15 pm Friday, The lowest or any bid will not necessarily be accepted. Soumission Le parc national Pukaskwa invite le publique a soumettre une proposition pour l'achevement de la trousse pedagogique. Les modalites de la soumission et le cahier des charges peu- vent etre obtenus en appelant Sharon Otiquam au (807) 229- Les soumissions doivent etre acceptees au plus tard le ven- dredi 24 janvier 1992 a 15 h 15. Nous ne retenons pas necessairement la soumission la plus Environment Canada Environment Canada Parks Service Environnement Canada Service des parcs | has received $549,997 in fund- ing for 1992 operations from the Employment and Immigra- tion Ministry. Revenue Minister Otto Jelinek, on behalf of Employ- ment and Immigration Minister Bernard Valcourt, announced the funding in a press release dated Jan. 8. "The corporation will receive $549,997 so that it may continue its successful efforts to facilitate the establishment, expansion and stabilization of small business," the press release quoted Jelinek as say- ing. "The business advice and investment funds provided by the corporation help create per- manent, long-term employment in Schreiber-Terrace Bay." Community Futures are aimed at helping communities hard hit by layoffs or unem- ployment to identify, develop and implement measures to expand employment and help individuals adjust to their eco- nomic environment. RAP Meeting The Jackfish Bay Remedial Action Plan Public Advisory Committee will be meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 7 pm, in the Recreation Room at Birch- wood Terrace in Terrace Bay. The PAC will discuss reme- dial options for Blackbird Creek. Parent/Community Advisory meeting The first Parent/Community Advisory meeting took place Tuesday, Jan. 14, and despite cold weather there was a good turnout. The primary topic of the meeting was a discussion of the English program, especially the grammar component. Some time was spent re-affirming the committee's goal of supple- menting the formal school sys- tem, as well as exploring ways to accomplish that goal. Irene Moore made a brief presentation on how the mod- em english curriculum dove- tails language instruction -- including grammar, literature and study of communications media, such as newspapers and computers. The subject of graduation ceremonies for O.A.C. students was also discussed. Most com- mittee members were in favour of recognizing the achieve- ments of these students, but agreed that the graduation committee should have input into any such decision. The next meeting will be held in Schreiber Feb. 10 at 7 pm, and timetabling and course selection will be the topics of discussion. Meningitis information According to Dr. David Williams, Medical Officer Health for the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, no cases of Meningococcal Meningitis have been reported in any part of Northern Ontario. No vaccines are necessary unless you are travelling to the affected areas of Ontario and Quebec for longer than three weeks, or make frequent visits during January. 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