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eaty SUPERIOR SHORELINE imcoe Plaza 3 Box 715 The Terrace Bay-Schreiber INSURANCE LTD. Terrace Bay We represent 8 different Ontario insurance companies so that 42 POT 2Wo we can get the best rates for JURIS ZDANOVSKIS Office - 825-9393 Linas BROKER/MVA _ Home - 824-2933 *Home ; *Auto Serendipity + *Business Gardens Cafe & Gallery - = *Air Craft Fully Licensed *Mobile Birthday Discounts Open Yost Round Home Main Street Volume 46 No. 24 News Liz Boutilier 824-2890 "ROSSPORT ONT Tuesday, June 23, 1992 Stand = 50 cents incl. G.S.T. Broker 825-9492 Having fun at St. Martin School ra St. Martin held a fun day June 14, from 4:30 to 7:30 pm. Students, staff and parents had a barbecue, held a three-legged foot race, a watermelon seed spitting contest, a potato sack race, jello eating contest and (above) a donut eating contest. This is the first year the PTA has put on a fun day, and it may become an annual event. Mill rates rise nearly 5 per cent in Terrace Bay by Darren MacDonald The News The Township of Terrace Bay plans to spend a total of $6,364,302 in fiscal 1992, a figure which includes spending for local schools. Municipal mill rates are going up by 7.67 per cent, while secondary school mill rates are increasing by 2.60 per cent, and elementary school mill rates are up 2.96 per cent. Meeting June 15, Council passed a by-law empowering the township to set this year's mill rates, which overall have increased an average of 4.98 per cent over last year. The municipality estimates it will raise $1,942,481 through sources other than taxes. "Provincial grants make up a lot of that amount," says Clerk- Treasurer David Fulton. "And the rest is made up of fees that we charge individuals and organizations for things. Some of it is money we're taking out of reserve funds, licenses, and all kinds of odds and ends." Residential mill rates are set at 46.685 for general purposes, 29.931 for separate and public schools, and 24.953 for sec- ondary schools. Commercial mill rates have been set at 54.924, 35.213 and 29.357 respectively. Mill rates are the rates applied to a person's property assessmenj to come up with their tax bill. continued on page 8 legal hunting nets two men $3,000 in fines by Darren MacDonald The News A tip from the public gave the Ministry of Natural Resources in Terrace Bay the information it needed to con- vict two men of unlawfully hunting a moose calf. Kim Smith and Gerhard Trapp were fined a total of $3,000 each. They were both convicted of illegally hunting a moose, which netted them a $1,500 fine; of attempting to use tags issued to other hunters, which cost them another $750; and finally they were found guilty of obstruct- ing of a conservation officer, which cost them another $750. The two appeared in Provincial Court in Schreiber June 10. continued on page 3 | priesthood......9 Inside Community briefs--pet owner to keep SNAKES.........00002 Former Schreiber con- stable graduates at the top of his DS ceocseverannaedd Father Camp- bell celebrates 35 years of the DIANNE O'NEILL TERRACE BAY INSURANCE LTD. ¢ We offer Mature Owners Discounts, Claims Free Discounts, New Revised Auto & Property Rates Non Smokers Discounts & Alarm Credits * Cottages SIMCOE PLAZA TERRACE BAY 825-3246 * Home * Business * Auto * Recreational Vehicles * Etc. O'NEILL