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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 7, 1983 Lixchwood brizfs A great tea and bazaar The Ladies Auxiliary chartered a bus and took 26 of us on a trip to see the fall colours and the Ladies of Nipigon Le- gion put on quite a spread for our lunch - everything was home- made and we were very welcomed - having a glass of beer before lunch which made our day. We visited the old Museum and had fun playing on the old pianos and taking in "'by-gone days'? mem- orabilia. It was a fun day and enjoyed by all. October 14th was a retirement dinner for Peggy Smith. She has been night nurse at Birchwood since day one - The Board of Man- agement (Mr. M. Vibert) presented Peggy with a lovely necklace and the drop stone of Lake Superior Agate beautifully carved. The Staff gave her a camera that does everything but speak and an album with pictures of her co- workers and residents. We miss you Peggy, enjoy your retirement. A long and happy one! At Hallowe'en, Father Pottie and 22 of his children and mother, joined us in a rollicking costume party - bobbing for apples and a great sing-song. Father dressed as Dr. Frank- enstein with his nurse Pam Jones, and we them bob for their apple too with lots of water and lots of fun. We enjoyed a late Oktoberfest with guests from the Chimo Club. Aertle Pineult made us a Several folks were able to take in Birchwood Terrace's Bazaar table which hosted --_ | ; New Low-cost insurance designed so you 825-9152 afford permanent protection today. Mary Cashmore Terrace Bay, Ont. a wide variety of handmade goodies. The prices were reasonable and the selection was even better. Congratulations should be given to the residents on their craftsmanship.' super pork pie, Rosa Ojavee cooked the real German Sauerkraut and lots of sausages (buf- dance - and good old fet style) with games Oktoberfest beer made a and dancing the bird pretty happy Saturday night's entertainment. We inviteld our Ladies Auxiliary too - they help- ed Joann to put it alto- gether. Our thanks to Lise and Jack Roy for good entertainment - we hope you will, come again. can Houses, offices and apartments Insured & Bonded Residents and visitors gathered in the Recreation Room at Birchwood Terrace for the pre-Christmas Tea. An assortment of festive goodies were on hand for anyone who was hungry. Pinewood Court monthly meeting The Board of Man- agement held their regular monthly meet- ing at Pinewood Court on Friday, November 25th. It was the first meet- ing for recent appoint- ments to- the Board. Robert Rydholm repre- senting Area 5 - Con- mee, Gillies, O'Connor, Oliver and Paigpoonge Phone 824-2561 or 824-3231 X¥ for that special someone... Christmas Collector Plates in the Edwin M. Knowles tradition As traditional as Christmas itself ... the Edwin M. Knowles China Company captures the joy, the enchantment of Christmas in two delightful, endearing collector plates. Christmas "Christmas" the sixth plate in the Americana Holidays Collection by master artist Don Spaulding, captures the magic, the anticipation of two children trimming the family Christmas tree on a nineteenth century Christmas Eve. This limited edition plate is crafted on the finest china by the Edwin M. Knowles hallmark, the oldest name in American fine china. Diameter: 8-1/2 in. (21.6 cm) Bradex No.: 84-K41-2.6 Price: $40.00 Available at the following gift, jewellery and fine china stores: Mountain-View Interiors Corner Winnipeg Street & Highway 17 Mountain-View Plaza, Schreiber 824-2584 ees AN FIN = Santa in the Subway ; The 1983 plate in the Rockwell Society of America's Christmas Series, "Santa in the Subway" is Norman Rockwell's humourous Christmas interpretation of a young boy discovering a sleepy department-store Santa on the subway. Originally painted in 1940, this limited-edition plate is certain to capture the hearts of all who receive it. Each plate bears the official seal of the Rockwell Society and the Edwin M. Knowles hallmark. .- Diameter: 8-1/4 in. (21 cm) Bradex No.: 84-R70-1.10 Price: $39.00 and Maurice Phillion, representing Area 3 - Terrace Bay and Schrei- ber. Also attending her first meeting since her appointment as Secre- tary-Treasurer for the Board was Lorraine Bo- land. The Operating Ac- counts for the month of October 1983 totalling $201,661.91 were ap- proved. There were three ap- plications approved for residents out of a list of eleven applications that are being processed. The Chairman, Mary Tolmonen, Vice- Chairman, Francis Pajamaki and Robert Rydholm were appoint- ed to a finance com- mittee to work with the administration staff on the budget for 1984- 85. A one year lease was approved for rental of space at Birchwood. Ter- race to be used as a hairdressing salon. The Board was in- continued on page 12 Chapter 1426 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Sunday, Dec. 11, 1983 1:00 p.m. at the Moose Hall Kitchen will be open Baking, Christmas items, toys, raffles, etc.