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by WINNIE CAMPBELL The Chimo Club '"'Senior Citizens" held their Annual Christmas Party in the Town Hall December 14th. With about 75 members atten- ding and enjoyed a full course meal of turkey and all the trimmings. Prepared by the "Chimo Members"' and served by the 'Kinsmen and Kinettes"' who also washed the dishes. We are most grateful to them. Mr. Fred Harness President welcom- ed the guests and introduc- ed the head table. Mr. Pat Guina treasurer, Beth McAdam secretary and her husband Russell McAdam, Gino Caccamo President and his wife Frankie, Mr. Borutski representing the town council and his wife Irene, and Santa Claus from Terrace Bay (played by Mr. Monks). who distributed the gifts. Happy Birthdays were sung to Winnie Campbell, Vienna McLellan, Saimi Willoby, Alma Haapa, Pat Guina, Red Murphy. The winners of the food vouchers were Mrs. Cataford, P. Guina, W. Campbell, D. Weaver, D. Moore, -A. Furyk. Lucky door prizes went to Queenie Spicer and Milton Winters. Donated by the Schreiber Food Market and Costas. President Fred Harness then named the new officers for 1985. President "Gino Cac- camo", Mr. Murphy First Vice, Pat Guina Treasurer, Secretary Beth McAdam, oe Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 2, 1985, page x ; / J. Handel Maintenance. Fred thanked all who helped with him in the past and wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Then over to the Chimo Rooms to play Shuffle Board and cards and to have lunch. Special thanks to "Santa Claus for the gifts."" The next meeting will be on January the 18th. A shower was held in The United Church Hall in honor of Michelle Ray Dec. the 9th. Receiving with Michelle was Mom, also the groom's Mom and grandma, Marg Tibon and the maid of honor Debbie Birch. In the kitchen was Brenda Campbell and Inga Ray, Ruthann Birch, L. Regis. Attending the guest book .was the groom's niece Andres McLeod. Servers were Joan Poulin, Carrie Campbell, Judy McBride, Paulette Garneau, Lisa Ray, Julie Welbourne and Wendy Pluta. Opening the gifts were Susan Smith and Cathy Campbell. Thanks to all who helped. Many gifts were received. The wed- ding took place on December the 22nd. The figure skating 'Christmas Tree Skirt" was won by Lynette Gauthier. There will not be any bingos until January the 8th. The Anglican Girls Aux- iliary held their Pancake Breakfast-in the Town Hall basement. Thanks to all who helped. Also Santa Claus was on hand. Mrs. McMillan is here visiting the Cosgroves. Mr. Vincent Cosgrove from moved to Bangladest. Mrs. Grover is here visiting relatives, she comes from Prince Rupert. Our sympathy to Mrs. Nena McKenna on_ the passing of her Mom Mrs. Moore in Winnipeg, funeral was held in Schreiber. Mr. and Mrs. Thibeault have returned from their vacation in Florida. Mary and Mark Liv- ingstone (nee Bourke) from Calgary and Erin Bourke from Guelph are visiting Lorne and Larry Bourke for Christmas. Thanks to all the Kins. for the chocolates to the senior citizens. Also to the carol singers. These are really appreciated. God Bless You All. Santa was a busy man at the Bay and Costas and Food Market. The large Christmas stocking at the Doig' and the rocking chair at the Food Market was won by "Donna Min- neau" and at Costa's a $100.00 voucher went to '*'Mrs. Cardiff", the bear went to "Alana Baxter', and another $100.00 voucher went to "'K. Dakin", and the $50.00 voucher went to "K. Furyk". Blaine Bolan from Leduc, Alberta is here visiting the Bolans for Christmas. Sister Anna Cosgrove from Sault Ste. Marie is visiting the Cosgroves for Christmas. RESIDENTS OF SCHREIBER Calgary has retired andhas Bay was won by "Mrs. Put your flower needs. The Township will pick up eA Christmas Trees on January 14 & in the hands of the Professionals 15, 1985. If you wish the Township to pick up your tree, please leave, it in your regular garbage pick up location. OPPORTUNITIES Hosts/Hostesses for 1985 season The Lake Superior Board of Education sponsored a first aid workshop for school bus drivers Oc- tober 26,.1984. Tom Warren of Manitouwadge conducted the St. John Ambulance course in.the Marathon Public School. The Lake Superior Board of Education organized the program as part of its on-going school bus safety program. Mayday continued from page 1 five years ago. She faced the challenge of becoming active in Terrace Bay with enthusiasm, participating in self help groups and numerous community ac- tivities. 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Te nd oe with poets via Applicants-are urged to submit applications as early as possible in the further faecmation om a Sa on New Year for consideration for interviews. Applicants selected for inter- aspect of this new Fhe te Fe shore Bhebinnaeo ES views will be contacted directly, with interviews to be held in Northern gis pone -- wane 2 A : Ontario. Application forms may be obtained in Northern Ontario at the nearest Ministry of Northern Affairs office or by writing: Ontario Place Corporation 955 Lakeshore Blvd. West Toronto, Ontario M6K 3B9 Att: Ms. Susan Rothwell **In order to assist successful northern candidates with travel expenses, the Minis- try of Northern Affairs is providing a travel allowance to those students whose prime residence is in Northern Ontario and who are enrolled in and intend to return to post secondary education, and who successfully meet all Ontario Place Corporation conditions of employment. All applications must be received by January 31, 1985 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY NOTICE Christmas Tree Collection For further information contact your nearest Northern Affairs office. Township crews will make a special collection round on Monday, January 7th, 1985 to pick up discarded Christmas trees. If you wish yours removed, please place it at the curb on this day. Trees will not be picked up with regular garbage on normal collection days. ! Ministry of Northern Affairs Leo Bernier, Minister elle David Hobbs. Deputy Minister