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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 11, 1983 St. Berchmen's Altar Society The Annual meeting of the St. John Berch- men's Altar Society was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Schelling. Twelve members recited the opening prayers led by Rev. Father Groulx. Laura Legault read the minutes of the previous meeting which were passed for adoption. Mrs. Todesco presented the treasurer's report for the year which show- ed a fair profit on the bingos this year but the coffee shop and pop bar showed a definite loss in Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home on: Ranges, Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Fridges, & Electric Hot Water Tanks. Bill Campbell Electric 824-2743 or 824-2574 E.W. (Ted) Paget B.Sc., B.Ed., LL.B. Barrister & Solicitor SIMCOE PLAZA Terrace Bay, Ontario Tel: 825-9379 its operation of several dollars. The last bingo of the season will be held on the 18th of the month but the home bingos will continue throughout the season. Mrs. _ Leo Legault and Mrs. Todesco reported that the Derby draws were progressing well to date. Mrs. Todesco relin- quished her position of treasurer of the organi- zation. Her report showed a satisfactory cash balance to begin the new year's activities by the organization. The parish's annual picnic will be held in August at Wardrope park. Tentitive plans were discussed at serv- ing homemade beans, blueberry pie, rolls etc. A convener will be appointed at the next meeting for the event. Races and contests will be on the program and probably a ball game. Father Groulx gave a report on another delivery of pews for the church in the near future. The question of making . an _ outdoor entrance with a trap door cover to the church basement was discussed Can FBDB help you: Financial assistance Management counselling Management training Information on government programs for business MARG MONEY one of our representatives will be at TERRACE BAY -- SCHREIBER on Monday, May 16th, 1983 Please call our Thunder Bay Office to make an appointment: Zenith 75080 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. =, FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK P.O. Box 878, 905 Victoria Ave. E. Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 4X7 Opening new doors to small business. and Father Groulx will be making inquiries about same. Arrange- ments are to be made of engaging someone to cut the grass on the church property. Following adjourn- ment, Rev. Father Groulx presided for the election of the officers for 1983-84. The results were as follows: President - Doris Le- gault - re-elected. First vice - Gail Bain re-elected. Second vice - Anna Ray Secretary - Laura Le- gault - re-elected. Treasurer - Beverly Legault The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Freda Gerow's home, in June. Following closing pray- ers Mrs. _ Schelling served coffee and cake. Dr. Bram Adey presents Helen Brooks with a certificate honouring her for twenty five years of dedicated service with the Terrace Bay Cancer Society. Changes in deer hunting Deer seasons in many areas of Ontario will be longer this year due to an increase in the deer population, Natural Re- sources Minister Alan Pope said today. "The increase is due to my ministry's deer man- agement initiatives as well as favourable wea- ther conditions," Mr. Pope said. "Deer sight- ings have increased sig- nificantly in the last two years and small deer yards that have not been used for many years are once again occupied."' In wildlife manage- ment units (WMU) in the Parry Sound, Mus- koka and Haliburton areas, the 1983 season will be two weeks long instead of one week. In several other WMUs, the season will open earlier. The seasons in WMUs 7A, 7B, 9A, 9B and 11A will open Oct- ober 8 -- one week earlier than last year -- for both resident and non-resident hunters. In WMUs 124A, 12B, 13, 14 and 21A, the deer sea- son will open from one week to 10 days earlier than last year, depend- ing on the unit. There is no non-resident sea- son in these five units. There is a new ar- chery season in WMU 5S from November 21 to November 26 for resi- dents and = non-resi- dents. There is a new archery season for resi- dents only in WMUs 61 and 62 from October 17 to November 6 and from November 20 to Decem- ber 11. In WMUs 63 and 64, the archery. sea- son will be from Octo- ber 17 to November 6, preceding the gun sea- son. The Manitoulin Island gun season will be open from) November 21) to November 24 and all hunters, must have writ- ten permission from ap- propriate landowners. Anyone wishing to hunt anterless deer must pur- chase a deer licence then complete and _re- turn the attached antler- less deer tag applica- tion to the ministry's Wildlife Survey and debris. NOTICE RESIDENTS OF SCHREIBER SPRING CLEAN-UP May 9 - 27, 1983 The Municipal Council requests your co-operation in making a general clean-up of the town during the period May 9-27. 'Residents are urged to clean up their premises of all waste material and debris, in an effort to make our town presentable to visitors and credit to the community. _ Please have your scrap metal separated from. your regular For pick up of debris, call 824-2712. A.J. Gauthier Clerk-Treasurer Township of Schreiber Records Section, Wild- life Branch, Queen's Park by'S p.m., July 20, 1983. The déadline last year was July 3f and some hunters forget to mail in their applications. Deer hunters will not be ad- vised directly by mail to apply for antlerless deer tags as they were in 1980 and 1981. Hunters wishing to hunt in a controller deer hunt should contact the appropriate ministry district office. All -hunt- ets are advised to check the hunting summary regulations for opening dates in their hunting area. Holy Angels School continued from page 1 and staff at an assembly held Friday afternoon. A spokesperson for the school said, "We would like to thank all those who contributed to help make our Tea and Cystic Fibrosis Fund raising a success, espe- cially Mr. W. Malcolm and Palm Dairies, Costa's Foodateria and the Schreiber Food- market. The students of St. Martin's School in Terrace Bay kicked off the Terrace Bay Kins- men's Cystic Fibrosis campaign on Thursday afternoon by donating a cheque for $375.00 to the Terrace Bay Kins- men CF Chairman Duncan MacKay. The Grade Five class at the Terrace Bay Public School also raised about $75.00 on Friday after- noon by holding a pop- corn sale.