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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 8, 1986 Pitch-in and a Keep Canada ™ Beautiful A CINEMA fora great night out and the best in new theatre releases 825-3771 THE LOBBY who knows movies better VHS & Beta rentals 825-9281 1985: An important year for area continued from page 1 place high at Conservatory exams. Sept. 4: Terrace Bay woman scores hole-in-one at Aquasakon Golf Course. Sept. 11: Terrace Bay Police Chief resigns and moves. Sept. 18: Fourth annual Terrace Bay Fall Fair held on Sept. 15. Sept. 25: Bank of Com- merce branch to get new manager. Oct. 2: Legion donates mini-bus to Birchwood Terrace. Oct. 9: Local PC's select 10 delegates for convention. Oct. 16: Schreiber to get new Fire Hall. Oct. 30: Public meeting held for new zoning by-law in Terrace Bay. Nov. 6: Three men runn- ing for Schreiber Reeve, Houston vs. Chapman in Terrace Bay race. Nov. 13: Falconbridge suspends development of Winston Lake project near Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and elec- tric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. Bill Campbell Electric 824-2743 or 824-2574 Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat. BIRCH SCENES | MAsGic forsale | PHOTOGRAPHY at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend some time in the country and experience the .ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 Professional Photography Portraits, Weddings & Commerical Schreiber. Nov. 20: Chapman wins election in Terrace Bay, Cosgrove is new Reeve in Schreiber. Nov. 27: New Chief of Police hired in Terrace Bay. Dec. 4: Schreiber award- ed $12,105 planning grant. Dec. 11: Man murdered in Terrace Bay, Schreiber man charged. : Dec. 18: Board of Educa- tion questions irregularities in election. Dec. 24: Terrace Bay Council turns down request for snow removal on private proptery. Information session held An Information Session was held last month at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre to discuss the up- coming Workshop series called "The Family in a Changed World"' which is being organized for people with disabilities and their families. Workshop Facilitator Margaret Buffington and Community and Services Manager Miriam Wall with the March of Dimes co- chaired the session, accor- The Terrace Bay. Police Department was kept busy during the Christmas and New Year's holidays, as they were called to in- vestigate six motor vehicle accidents during the week. According to a police report, four of the ac- cidents were under $700 in ding to a news release. Earlier this year, a Women and _ Disabilities Conference was held in Thunder Bay. Fifty out of the 70 persons who attend- ed the Conference had disabilities. Conference participants identified one of the greatest needs of the Conference follow-up was to get their families involv- ed in sharing information and experiences. The people who attend- ed the session in Terrace Bay seemed to agree. As a result, the "Family in a Changed World" Workshop' will be presented sometime in February in Terrace Bay, the release added. . The Workshop will look at the changing needs of the family. Participants will share ideas and develop better communication skills and coping strategies. "The workshop will be of interest to those whose lives have been affected by disability,' Buffington said. 'We are not going to tell people how to run their lives. Rather, it is an op- portunity for people to learn from each other and to share their experiences,"' The workshop is not just for women, she added. People may invite family and friends to a maximum of three guests all 16 years of age and over to attend the workshop with them. To maximize the benefits to participants, registration for the workshop is limited to 20 damages and no charges were laid in any of the incidents. The majority of the mishaps took place on Sim- coe Plaza, the report said, adding that perhaps drivers were preoccupied with the festive season and were paying less attention to Brochure project . continued from page 1 the Township of London which requested the On- tario government to extend Workers' Compensation benefits to volunteer firefighters who are victims of heart problems due to the stress of fire calls. Council also decided to take out a membership in the Airport Management Conference of Ontario, after the township receiv- ed an invitation from the organization. By-law number 1-86 regarding the 1986 interim tax levy was given first and second reading, and a by- law to establish a reserve fund was passed. At the end of the meeting, council passed two other motions. The first read "resolved that the their driving respon- sibilities at the time. Motorists are reminded that it is their responsibili- ty to be able to see out of their car windows at all times and that when mov- ing from a parked position they are responsible to make sure such a move can suspension of Michael Holland from the Recrea- tion Centre be upheld and extended pending the final decision by Council.** The second motion call- ed for a letter of apprecia- tion to be sent to Peter Vanderkam for his work in establishing a successful Christmas sharing program in Terrace Bay. be made in safety. Police attended to three domestic disturbances dur- ing the week, and a suitable solution was arrived at in all three cases. The department is still investigating the break, enter, and theft at the Red Dog Inn over the Christmas holiday. A quantity of goods was taken during this incident. A reported chimney fire at 401 Elizabeth was at- tended by police who assisted the fire .depart- ment. There was some minor damage. Police also assisted the O.P.P. with two occurrences involving residents of Terrace Bay. persons. Buffington said that should demand war- rant it, a second workshop may be arranged. Those in- terested in attending sliould contact Gertrude Cotton at 825-3669 or Mrs. Liz Mclean at 825-9029, both in Terrace Bay, or Mrs. Margaret Buffington at the Community Services Of- fice in Thunder Bay, at 345-3522. Also at the Information Session, Liz McLean, secretary of the Terrace Bay Handicapped Action Group said that '*Access Thunder Bay *86"' is now in the Terrace Bay Library. This 'is a_ portable guidebook containing con- cise information for the handicapped regarding facilities and services in Thunder Bay. R.E. Belluz Realty Ltd. Simcoe Plaza, Box 715 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Office (807) 825-9393 their daughter Karlen Ann Birth Annoucement Leslie & Julia Johner are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of nephews and friends. McBride-Mrs. Nova McBride, age 51, died sudden- ly at her home on Monday, December 1985. Born November 5, 1934 in Kapuskasing, she was the daughter of Reuben & Adelia Johnson. She came to Terrace Bay to work in 1950, where she met and married Ron. Her main interests were her family, especially her grandchildren. Surviving are her husband Ron, son Ronnie, daughter-in-law Karen, granddaughter Kerry, daughter Geraldine, son-in-law Laurence, grandson Ricky, granddaughter Stacey, two brothers and five sisters. Predeceased by her parents and one brother. Funeral services were held on Friday, December 27, 1985, at St. Andrew's United Church with Rev. S. Lowry officiating. Euology given by Mr. Gino Caccamo. Pall Bearers were Jack Richardson, Tim Richar- son, Nelson Richardson, Jim Hackett, Terry Berthelot, Gino LeBlanc. At- tending from out of town were brothers Craighton Johnson (Kapuskas- ing), Orville & Aline Johnson (Mississauga), sister Dolores & Al Sobchuck, Merceline & Howard McMeekin (Iroquois Falls), Lorraine & Joe Desaulnier (Terrace Bay), and Doug & Sylvia McBride, Elaine Lorranger, Harriet McBride, (Kenora) Diane & Laz Kozalk (Winnipeg) Bruce McBride (Prince Albert) Dawn & Alexis McKeand (Prince Albert), Ed, Annette, Andy, Jody Godfrey (Iroquois Falls), Mrs G.L. McCuaig (Thunder Bay), Betty Miller (Thunder Bay) Florence Whent (Thunder Bay) and numerous nieces, --~ 'Se Thunder Bay District Health Unit will be holding a series of PRE-NATAL CLASSES commencing Feb. 5/86 register please call to our Schreiber office at 824-2413 born December 6, 1985. Proud grandparents are Bill & Betty Randa of Terrace Bay and Mrs. Erma Peach of Rara, Ont. Special thanks to Dr. Bailey and the nursing staff of the McCausland Hospital. ]' The Township of Schreiber will pick up Christmas Trees on January 13 & 14, 1986. If you wish the Township to pick up your tree, please leave it at your regular garbage pick up location. ATTENTION TRAPPERS If you are trapping in the Districts of Geraldton and Terrace bay (Zone 2B) and are a member of the Ontario Trappers Association, you should attend the elec- tion meeting called for the purpose of electing your own representative on the board of Directors of the Ontario Trap- pers Association. DATE: Sunday, January 19, 1986 TIME: 2 p.m. PLACE: Old Town Hall, Schreiber Fred W. Stoerig Vice President,OTA On behalf of the 1985-1986 Schreiber Curling Executive, we extend our "Congratulations" to Shane Riley, Darlene Cousineau, Gabe Cousineau and Judy Davis on winning the Mixed Zone Playdowns on Dec. 27 and 28, 1985. A job well done and good luck in Longlac on Jan. 9-12, 1986. : Bruce Thomson President. THANK YOU The family of the late Nova McBride wish to express their sincere thanks to all those who ex- pressed their care and concern during the recent loss of a dear wife, mother, grandmother and mother-in-law. Thank you to Rev. S. Lowerey for the comforting service. Thank you to the members of the United Church choir, and to the organist, Mrs. D. Lengyll. Thank you to Gino Cac- camo for the words of comfort given during the ser- vice. Thank you to Mrs. H. D'Arcy and Nancy Kushnieryk for the use of their cars. Thank you to the United Church Women for the luncheon served after the service. Thank you to the Staff of the Voyageur for the lovely supper. Thank you to Mavis, Ron & Marina for serving the supper. Thank you to everyone who sent sympathy cards, baking, food, floral arrangements and donations. Your comfort, sympathy and understanding thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated. God Bless you all. Ron, Ronnie, Karen, Kerry Geraldine, Laurence, Ricky, Stacey