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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 22, 1986 THANK YOU Thank you for the wonderful surprise going away party to our friends and relatives who contributed to our party, and the beautiful painting we received. Special thanks to Sharon, Packy, Perry, Isabel, and our family. Our door at 2160 15th Side Road, Thunder Bay will always be open to our friends in Schreiber: GLADYS and JACK ANDERSON IEE HEE IEE? IEF IE® Sees eee The children of MARG & BILL GEROW invite 'you to a tea in honour of their ) ORG) 0) aS 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY HO NOVEMBER Ist, 2-4 p.m. ") oS at ST. ANDREWS CHURCH BASEMENT \") oo 0) ee A come and go RETIREMENT PARTY will be held in honour of FRANK SPEZIALE ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m. at his home 307 WALKER ST., SCHREIBER EVERYONE WELCOME ¥ THANK YOU The family of the late FERNAND JEAN wish to thank all of those people, friends and relatives who attended the funeral. We also wish to express our deepest thanks to those who sent food, cards, and flowers. } YOUR thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. MARGARET JEAN and Family THANK YOU | would like to thank all my family and friends for making the celebration of my retirement so special. , A sincere thanks to my children for the party that they held in my honour. Also to my friends from the C.P.R. for the lovely gifts that were presented to me and for the gathering that was held at the Schreiber Town Hall. These memories will be treasured throughout my retirement. NICK RACIOPPI peeoooegoooeea] <o THANK YOU FROM MARATHON AND DISTRICT ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED Sincere thanks to the citizens of Terrace Bay and Schreiber who generously supported our Membership Drive. Special thank you to the students who canvassed the com- munities and the drivers. TERRACE BAY Russell Andrews Rama Arora & Mrs. Arora Kristin Bouchie Timmy Cashmore Sarah Ditchfield Amber Glad Alice Herculson Stephen Kaizer & Mr. Kaizer Jennifer Luxmore & Mrs. Matthew Scollard Wendy Sopel Lisa Sutherland Stacey Wallwin Mr. D. Davey, Mrs. D. Pyhtila, Mrs. S. Mackenzie SCHREIBER Lawrence Saindon Jeff Lauritzen Jason Birch Luxmore Karen Merkley & Mrs. Troy Vezina Merkley Melanie Levesque Evelyn Reynolds Tracy Paquette Karen Birch Charlotte Currie Emily Schroeder Brenda Goodmurphy Jennifer Martin Brenda Moffit David Mushquash D'Arcy Rennette Leanne Roberts & Mr. Roberts Cheryl Robinson & Mrs. Robinson it's Block week This week, Oct. 20 to 26, is Block Parent Week in Canada, and locally the Block Parent group will appeal for more Terrace Bay residents to get in- volved in the program. A news release from the Ontario Block Parent Board of Directors noted that over one million people across the country are now particip- ) ating in the safety and crime preven- 'tion program. The local chapter "started up earlier this year. "*Be One In A Million" is the na- tional theme for Block Parent Week this year, the release added. Al- though originally formed to help pre- vent child molestings and abductions, the Block Parent program has grown and expanded since that inception in London, Ontario in 1968. Today in over 550 Ontario com- munities, residents of over 100,000 homes are Block Parents. Across Canada, the familiar red and white sign is displayed in the windows of more than 300,000 homes, designat- ing them as places of temporary safe- ty and protection for anyone needing the help a Block. Parent can and will provide. Terrace Bay Police Chief Russ Phillips said this week that he is hap- py with the local Block Parent chapter but added that some of them must be reminded to remove the Block Parent sign from their window when nobody is at home at the time. "'The signs are supposed to mean . that there is somebody there at home," Chief Phillips added. For more information about the program contact Chief Phillips at 825-3232. No smoking motion defeated by Council continued from page I with some drivers taking their machines past Birchwood Terrace and McCausland Hospital late at night. "*T don't see how buying a snow- machine will help with this,'" Ram- say replied. "We've been through this four times this year," Joubert said. "I want to put this out for tender now." Winnie's Scribbles By. Winnie Campbell Mrs. Verna Leblanc has returned from holidaying in Spain, Portugal, and France. Mrs. Bedard has return- ed from visiting relations in Ken- tucky. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handel have returned from Expo. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Singleton; and Linda and Benji Bryson attended the wedding of Judy Moher and Brian O'Leahry of London, Ontario at the St. Denis Church in St. Catherines. They also visited' daughter Marylin and son Lawrence and family. Myra Holmes has returned from a visit to her relations in Wales. Mrs. Helen Jartrus has returned from Oliver, B.C. to live in Schreiber, as has her son Terry. Welcome back. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fournier have returned from visiting relations in Petawawa. Get will in hospital to Fred Harness, G. Willoby, Mildred D'arcy, and Geno Caccamo. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borutski on their 25th wedding anniversary. A supper was held and many relations and friends attended. A money tree was presented. Del and Doris Condie were hon- ored with a surprise party celebrating Del's retirement from CP Rail. The party. was held at the home of Terry and Ann Condie on Octboer 11. It was also hosted by Sherry Condie- Scotinski and husband Wayne of Ter- race Bay. Mrs. Dobush of Terrace Bay was the winner of the Chimo Home Bingo this month. Another one will start on 6:30 - 8:30 Dinner the 3Oth. TERRACE BAY LEGION REMEMBRANCE DAY DINNER and DANCE NOVEMBER 8, 1986 5:30 - 6:30 Cocktails 9:00 - 1:00 Dance featuring 'THE DIPLOMATS' from THANK YOU A big thank you to the many who supported the DISABILITY ACTION GROUP DRAW for a pain- ting by JACK PATTERSON. MONIQUE DESILETS of Schreiber was the lucky winner. The draw was made by KRISTIN BOUCHIE. D.A.G. has postponed their October meeting to 'SEE YOU THERE! November 1. Thunder Bay ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY $30.00 couple/$15.00 single for Dinner and Dance. $20.00 couple/$10.00 single for Dance only. Tickets may be purchased at the Legion, for members and the public. ee Me Me ¥ iw 'The police budget may be under, but there other budgets too, and they may be over,' Reeve Chapman said. She then called for a vote on the mo- tion, which approved authorization to purchase such a vehicle. A recorded vote was also called for. Voting for the motion were Rom- anuk, Joubert, and Ziegler. Voting against it were Reeve Chapman and Ramsay. The motion was therefore carried by a three to two majority vote. Later at the meeting, Ziegler gave his recreation report and said a short list of four candidates out of a total of almost 50 applications has been prepared for the Township Recrea- tion Co-ordinator job. The previous Co-ordinator, Terry Bryson, recent- ly submitted his resignation, which was accepted with 'regret at the meeting. Ziegler added that interviews with the four finalists will begin on Oct. 24. Bryson's successor will probably be hired before the end of the year. A letter from the Schreiber office of the Thunder Bay District Health Unit was also read at the meeting. Public Health Nurse Brenda Asmussen said in the Oct. 3 letter that '*there seems to be some misunder- standing" regarding the CNIB's Eye Care Unit's recent visit to the area. She pointed out that the service is sponsored by the Kinsmen Clubs of Schreiber and Terrace Bay. and the Health Unit's involvement consists of taking appointments and scheduling only. At a previous meeting, some members of Council complained that | they were unaware of the Eye Care Unit's visit, which took place earlier this month. "In addition, this office placed two block ads in the Terrace Bay-Schreib- er News...informing the public of the dates, the location of the van, and where to call for dn appointment; which the Kinsmen Clubs pay for,"" she added. Council instructed clerk-treasurer Larry Simons to send a letter in response. The letter was to explain that any comments Council made at the Sept. 22 meeting which were reported in the News were based on Council's lack of information about the CNIB unit. Simons noted that he had called the Health Unit office about the problem, though the press was not aware of his follow-up and was only able to report the original Council discussion. . TERRACE BAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY GENERAL MEETING MONDAY OCT. 27th at 8:00 p.m. MULTIPURPOSE ROOM TERRACE BAY REC. CENTRE ELECTION OF OFFICERS GUEST SPEAKER: JOHN A SOYCHAK HLT of '*_ANDALE LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENTS" THUNDER BAY Ryder Truck Rentals for individual moving Marathon Call Dennis or Anne at 229-1095 UNITED Division Bay City Moving and Storage Call Marathon 229-1775