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\ i Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 4, 1984, page 5 et Community News Ex Con 7 Visiting Lawrence Trafford is coming to the North Shore April 1st to 8th. We are fortunate to have this dynamic speaker for a week as his busy schedule usual- ly allows only one night per town. Formerly a_ peniten- tiary inmate, interna- tional drug dealer, an alcoholic and involved in organized crime, Mr. Trafford had an en- counter with Christ which changed his life. As a 'Born Again" Christian, he has dedicated his life to sharing the good news of his redemption with his fellow man. As an Evangelist, Mr. Traf- ford has been touring Canada, speaking to people and counselling them. He has a special con- cern for people of all ages who are trapped in the kind of life from which he was delivered by Christ however his programme promises to give everyone who at- tends, a realistic look at crime, Christ and redemption. The Terrace Bay Gospel Assembly ex- tends an open invitation to everyone of all ages in the area who are growing in Christ and those who remain skep- tical of the power of Christ and those who re- main skeptical of the power of Christ to hear Lawrence Trafford's story and witness the healing power of Christ. Services Sunday, April 1st 11:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Ter- race Bay Gospel Assembly. Public Meetings Monday and Tuesday, April 2nd and 3rd Schreiber Public School at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 4 Terrace Bay Public School at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 5 Terrace Bay Gospel Assembly at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 6 Youth Rally at 7:30 p.m. Saturday April 7 Beardmore Sunday April 8 Terrace Bay Gospel Assembly a.m. Marathon Assembly p.m. Gospel Schreiber Minor Hockey The Schreiber Minor Hockey Association will meet Monday, April 9, 1984 at 7:00 p.m. in the Meeting Room of the Recreation Complex. All parents are invited to attend. Duplicate Bridge Duplicate bridge was held Friday evening at Holy Angels School in Schreiber. There were 4% tables in play and the results were as fol- lows: Ist: Art Leblanc and Pat Guina - 45.5 pts. 2nd: Pat and Irene Gillen - 40.5 pts. 3rd: Dr. and Joan Adey - 39 pts. Duplicate bridge will be held again this Friday at 7:15 p.m. at Holy Angels School. We hope to see you there! For further informa- tion call Jackie Bell at 825-9465. Art From the Oven This is an exciting and inexpensive way to create your own decora- tions for home, holidays and gift giving. Every- thing you need to mould and shape your own works of art is right there in your kitchen. Bread dough sculp- ture is an age old art form and now has be- come imaginative and personalized. You will be sculpting figures and dressing them and then applying the finishing touches. This course was ori- ginally scheduled for March 30th and 31st, but is now postponed until April 13th and 14th. Friday night is from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. and Saturday is from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The class will be held in the home ec room of Lake Superior High School. Please call the rec- reation office if you would like to register for this fun and creative workshop. Support the 1st Schreiber Cub Pack The 1st Schreiber Cub Pack are busy raising funds for a proposed trip to Thunder Bay this summer. The 13 mem- bers of the Pack are looking forward to an educational experience during this overnight outing and are hope- ful on visiting the Dorion Fish Hatchery, Old Fort William, Keefer Termi- nal, and possibly the Grain Elevators. Through 'the assist- ance of Scouters Gordon Moorey, Bill Chapman and Merv Vezina, the 13 boys will be conduct- ing a door to door coffee mug campaign. The cof- fee mugs feature the Schreiber Township Lo- go in full five colour de- sign, complete with a gold trim, and each car- ries the words "Schreiber Celebrating Together' 1784-1984. The Pack are very hope- fuly on selling the 300 mugs that they now have and look forward to reordering an additional number to be sold as well. All monies received - from these sales will be put against their plan- ned outint to Thunder Bay and if money is left over, the Cub Pack will be purchasing tenting equipment, to remain the property of the 1st Schreiber Cub Pack. Please support your local Cubs and grab your mugs while you can. Look for one of the many Cub members at your door, or order them through: 1st Schreiber Cub Pack, c/o Box 688, Schreiber, Ontario, POT 2S0. =, RY =, SS A ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGrath of Schreiber, Ontario are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Donna to Joe Miller, son of Mrs. Helen Miller of Thunder Bay. The marriage will take place April 28th at St. Elizabeth Church, Thunder Bay. Wabikoba Cottage Owners In late February, an article was printed in the local papers of Marathon, Manitouwadge and Ter- race Bay. G. Waghorn of Marathon contacted a surveying firm in Thunder Bay. This firm indicated it is willing to survey the lots for a fee of $375.00, providing the majority wish this to be done. Everyone was asked to _ indicate whether they wished to purchase the property fronting their land; they were also asked to in- dicate if they did not wish to purchase. If the land is leased, then an agreement with the Ministry to lease the frontage could be sought after. So far, no one has indicated that they do not wish to purchase or lease the frontage. This is strange, as only 12 persons indicated they are interested. 4 out of 17 Manitouwadge cot- tagers said "yes". 7 out of 12 Marathon cottagers have said "'yes", 1 out of 4 Terrace Bay cottagers have said "yes". This means that at the present time, only 12 out of a total of 36 are in- terested. If the proposal is to have any hope of success, we will have to have at least 85 to 95 per cent indicate "yes". Since the surveyors would do this work in May, there is not much time left to finalize any plan. Remember that the value of your cot- tage could be greatly enhanced with owner- ship of the frontage. You LOGO CONTEST REMINDER This is just a reminder from the "Birthday Week" Celebrations Committee. Don't forget to submit your sketches for the Logo for the 25th Anniversary celebrations for the Town- ship of Terrace Bay. The logo contest is open to all residents oN Terrace, young and old alike. Don't forget to limit your design to three colours and it should show that Terrace Bay is indeed celebrating their 25th anniversary. Ther deadline for all submissions is April 15th and following that, the judges will make They're Winning Their Fight For Independence Thousands of children like Timmy & Tammy get the help they need from Easter Seals to carry on their fight for an independent life. Your help is needed, too. Back a Fighter aster Seals their final decision on the winner. The prize offered will be 25 silver dollars - a dollar for every year that Terrace Bay has been a township. Please join us in making this grand celebration a very special one. Submit your logo ideas to: "25th Anniversary Logo Contest, c/o The "NEWS" Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ontario, POY 2W0 Get involved! We need help in lighting all those candles! would have a greater bargaining position, should lake levels be changed by man-made means. If there is any reason you have not sent in your letters, either for or against, please notify G. Waghorn at Box 340, Marathon, Ontario, POT 2E0 as soon as possible. It is in your best in- terests to contact your neighbour at Wabikoba to find out their wishes. Their decision could mean a difference as to whether or not you can buy your frontage. Time is running out! Cash for Your Tax Refund 85% of your refund given 20 N. Cumberland St., Thunder Bay, Ont. 344-5474 $03 Simpson St., Thunder Bay, Ont. 623-3622 THANK YOU Thanks to my family and friends who sent flowers, fruit, cards and visited during my stay in Port Arthur General Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Hamilton and those who assisted in my operation, to the Nurses and staff of third floor west for their wonderful care, to Alvin Slater and Henry Miller for setting up the hospital bed in my home, to Bruce Lidkea and Norman Glad for keeping my driveway clean and to the Schreiber Ambulance Service. Your kindness will' always be appreciated. God Bless, Fred Harness COLOURFUL COFFEE MUGS -- Schreiber 'Celebrating Together" Full 5 colour design and gold trim rim - ae 4f*21.95; o/*31.95 plus $1.55 shipping & handling Enjoy your. coffee any time of day in an original Schreiber Celebrating Together" coffee mug. THANK YOU We would like to express our heart-felt thanks to all who helped in the loss of a "J dear Mother, Grandmother, Great and Great-Great Grandmother. A_ special thank you to the Ruby Rebecca Lodge for their lovely service, Father LeGrand and Invite children, friends and family home for the summer in a unique way with Schreiber "Colehep ing: | Together" coffee mugs. o. eaige | Schreiber, you look good! ee | : i : li Gerard and Avon Bourret are ; : WS Stee ia tacaal wale Se eae Mell your checue to a Pallbearers and all those who sent food, CHANTAL CATHERINE clo Box 688, a flower tributes, memorial cards and Schreiber, Ont. POT 2S0 ee a expressions of sympathy. Thanks to the 6 Ibs. 7 ozs. She was born on January 28, 1984 at the or Call 824-2488 Port Arthur General Hospital, Thunder Bay. Special thanks to Dr. Hartog and the Nursing Staff of 5 West. Also many thanks to Dr. K. Wilkes, Nurse Cecilia Kaizer and the Nursing Staff of the McCausland Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Smyth and Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bourret of Thunder Bay. residents, staff and management of Birchwood Terrace for such special care even if for such a short stay.. ' Kay Thorsteinson & Family "Watch for the door to door cub sales!"