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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 11, 1985 GIVE... ines HEART FUND Birth Announcement Perry and Terri Bond are pleased to announce the safe ar- rival of their new son, a brother for © Jamie Derek Morris Merton on November 19, 1985. Proud grandparents are Merton and Myrna Burrows of Terrace Bay, and Gerald and Lois Bond of Little Current. Special thanks to Dr. Bailey and the nursing staff of the McCausland Hospital. : ' The difference was one vote, but that was enough to turn the tables on Gary Collier of Schreiber, who thought he had won a seat on the Lake Superior Board of Education in the Nov. 12.elections until a recent recount. According to Returning Officer Aurel Gauthier, Mr. Collier missed out by one vote to Marilyn Chap- man, based on the judicial 7 Birth recount. The initial election Announcement results gave the victory to Mr. Collier, who generated Mike and Peggy Stubbert are 181 votes, compared to 180 votes for Mrs. Chap- man, also of Schreiber. However, the roles were reversed in the recount, proud to announce the birth of their daughter Mallory Frances born November 18th at McCausland Hospital. Chapman in, Collier out Mr. Gauthier explained last week, and now it is Mrs. Chapman with 181 votes and Mr. Collier with 180. Mr. Gauthier added that in the race for a Board seat, only the top top vote get- ters made it in. Alex Gor- don actually came out on top in the final count with 244 votes. There were two ~other candidates, not in- cluding Mrs. Chapman and Mr. Colier. M. Reid received 159 votes while J. Johnson got 136. ~ Judge John Wright was in charge of the judicial re- count, Mr. Gauthier said, adding that the results are still subject to a final certification. r SPECIAL THANKS d a hand BARS c cs eo eR iia ? Student of the week TO: + FROM: and Doug. The Lake Superior Board of Education = for their tremendous support and contribu- tions during the Volleyball season Curt, Geordy, Steve, Kevin, Mike, Henry, Ron, Shawn, Warren, Charlie, Kenton L.S.H.S. Voyageurs @yr long! continued from page 1 its garbage once a week. We could save ourselves a couple of thousand dollars a year in this area alone," > - € > > <> 2 <& <> <-- Ladies sportswear all at Simcoe Plaza 825-3327 " Amber Glad is the Student of the Week this week. Amber, who is nine years old, at- tends Mr. Jowitt's Grade 5 class at Terrace Bay Public School. Her parents moved to Terrace Bay from Schreiber last year, and her father now works at the Kimberly- Clark mill. She was selected as Student of the Week due to her academic achievements. Priorities set by Council she said. Chapman intends to make herself available to the townspeople who have concerns they are reluctant to discuss at council meetings and is looking forward to working close- ly with her council to meet the challenges that face the community. "We have a god group of people on council. It should be very interesting because this is the first time a woman has held the posi- tion, but I think that much can be accomplished if we work together for the good of all the people in Terrace Bay."' she said. Newly elected Schreiber reeve, Mike Cosgrove, was sworn in last night at the council's first official meeting. Cosgrove served as a councillor for the town these last three years and recalls the old saying, ""anyone can be reeve, but it takes a darn good man to be a councillor. I guess I'm going to find out if that's true, A priority for the Schreiber council will be the completion of the fire hall and ° continuing dialogue with Falconbridge Copper. This company had an- nounced it would begin local scenery. Birch Magic Photography Christmas Show Sat. Dec. 14th/85 1 to 5 p.m. Avco Bldg. Schreiber' The perfect gift for Christmas, pictures of zinc production on its pro- perty at Winston Lakes" however declining zinc prices and the reactivation of a major Yukon zinc mine have forced Falco Copper to cancel its multi- million dollar project. "Of course we're not pleased. but we have had several meetings with the company and they have been very fair with us. If they do plan to go ahead with production in the future, we'll have nine years of prosperity ahead of us and so we have some time to make long range plans," he said. Cosgrove will work ac- tively in the new year to encourage the business community to establish a Chamber of Commerce. ""We"ve had a few meetings, but many business people don't see' how a chamber would ac- tually benefit: them. I believe that a chamber has a lot of political clout. The chambers in the northwest are very active and I think we can get a lot of good contacts through other organizations if we had our own chamber," he 'said. We would like to express our apprecia- tion to all who were so kind during the loss of our father, grandfather and great grand-father Hubert Weaver. Sincere thanks to Rev. Lowry, Pall- bearers, Church Choir, Organist and Soloist, also to the U.C.W. for the lunch served after the funeral. To those who visited, called, sent flowers, baking and food or helped in any other way thank you all. A special thank you to our family for their help and time and to Dode and Herb for their turkey supper waiting for us. We are forever grateful. Christmas Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9-9 . Sat. 9-5:30 Lorraine & Bill Weaver & Family