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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 17, 1986 Christmas message from Father Bill LeGrand "In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness,-and the darkness has not overcome it."' As a child I hated Darkness. Around our old house in Parpeblac, Quebec, I imagined all sorts of creatures in the night: ghosts, goblins, witches, tigers... you name it and that '*something" was there. Our local Anglican parish always celebrated a Midnight Eucharist which I enjoyed... for the profusion of candles suddenly lighting up the darkness of a quiet, sombre Church. Except for the time when I almost set my sister's hair on fire, the candles of Christmas meant a lot to me. Of course our kindly old priest, Fr. Porter, a High Churchman of the fine order, made this night spring alive for us. '*Recreation" In a melodic chant he would sing of Christ's entrance into our world. Incar- nation, which I never really understood until I hit Seminary, often sounded like "*recreation". I spent ten years of my early life wondering why Fr. Porter wanted us to have "recreation" for Jesus' birthday. While incarnation was a nebulous word for me, I could understand the light. As at Easter, it meant Jesus was present. senior, was not unconvince I was about to embark on a life of being paromaniac. But, that's another story... (she still doesn't trust me with candles for some obscure reason). Jesus, you see, became known to me in my childlike way, as the guy who lighted my way around Darkness. Upon retrospect, I now realize I was being theological, even when I couln't pronounce the strange word. The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News DEADLINE for the issue of DEC. 23 ONLY IS THURSDAY DEC. 18 12 NOON For all ads (and others) to be run in the issue of DEC. 23rd 1986 THANK YOU We would like to express our sincere thanks to all of our friends and relatives during our time of sadness. Special thanks to Dr. Wilkes and Bailey, Betty and Jim Chappel, the Nursing Staff of the McCausland Hospital, and the Ambulance Attendents. Special thanks also to Kay Furyk, Jaunita Gellert, and Mary Huard for organiz- ing the lunch and to Barbara Dejonghe and so many others for their on going support. We would also like to express our appreciation for all the floral tributes, cards and baking, donations to the Heart Foundation, The McCausland Hospital, St. John's Anglican Church and The Bill Smilsky Memorial Athletic Fund. Thank you to Father Bill for his comforting words of hope. Your thoughtrfulness will never be forgotten. MIKE, MYRA, BUNNY & FAMILIES MILLER'S HAREM THE MILLER PRODUCTION COMPANY Proudly Announces the safe arrival of THEIR DYNAMITE '86 MODEL........ a Sweetheart for Daddy a Helper for Mommy MEGHAN ANNE adaguaei NO. 5 of Max's Harem Model released on NOVEMBER 10, 1986 at 5:02 p.m. DELIVERY WEIGHT: 9 Ibs. 8 oz. CHIEF ENGINEER: Max Miller PRODUCTION MANAGER: Anne Miller CHIEF TECHNICAL ASSISTANT: Dr. K. Wilkes SUPER NURSES: Chery! Cooper, Betty Chappel, Alanna Baxter & Student Nurse Janise. -- A big thank you to all the nurses & staff for their concern & special care given to us, and especially to Dr. Wilkes & Dr. Bailey. Sister's - Lindsay, Julie, Jan & Courtney are delighted. Proud grandparents: Alice Miller; Reg & Hazel Bailey of Schreiber. Also a special thanks to those who sent baking & meals to the hosue; cards, flowers, & gifts to the hospital; & to the workers at the Mill who put some fun into the waiting game. i THANK YOU THE LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR BOY'S VOYAGEUR VOLLEYBALL TEAM would like to thank the following for their Financial Assistance so that they could compete in the 1986 O.F.S.A.A. (ALL ONTARIO) VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION THE LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL THE LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS COUNCIL THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Sincerely: (The Beefeaters of '86) Curt Evoy, Kevin Roberts, Steve Dennome, Henry Kaari, Kent Klassen, Shawn Madore, Mike Molinski, Charlie Scollard, and Doug Roberts (coach). For months after in our home, I'd light a candle and bravely confront the danger of the Darkness, singing "'Star of wonder, star of light."' this perplexed my parents, who couldn't appreciate my change in at- titude about darkness, because of candles. My poor sister, Simple basis of Faith At Christmas, we all need to recover the simple basis of our faith, without becoming simplistic. The infant Jesus stopped man's timeclock- in His vulnerable state in a four years my fustic manger. HK KK RK KKK KKK KKK KKK KEK KKK KK MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR to all our family and friends along the Lakeshore. ALICE & HARVEY 3355 SKAHA LAKE RD. PENTICTON, B.C. V2A 6G6 we EK AG AK AE OK AK AK AE AK A OK AE OK OK KK KK EK * * * * * * % as RII EK ERE SANTA'S COMING TO THE SCHREIBER LEGION BR. NO. 109 SUNDAY, DEC. 21st at 1:00 p.m. For all Legion & Auxiliary Members only & Children from Infants Up to 8 Years Old. THANK YOU Sincere thank you to Drs. A. B. Adey, K. W. Wilkes, Nurses & Staff of McCausland Hospital, and to John Kenny, & Sandralee for coming to visit their dad. Special thank y'ou to Steven, Dale, Larry, Linda, Tom (Chris) Shirley. To Frank Sr. Cosmo Figliomeni, Joe, Jimmy, Filgliomeni & Families and everyone who visited Keith & prayed, phoned, and sent cards. THANK YOU ALL MARY ROSS STAG & DOE WEDDING DANCE IN HONOUR OF LAUREN CARRIERE & KEVIN MULVEY Legion Hall, Schreiber DEC. 20th, 1986 8:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. MUSIC BY - R. KUSHNIERYK $3.00 singles; $5.00 couple SORRY NO MINORS ""SEMI-FORMAL"' XMAS SALE ee FROM WED. DEC. 17 to SAT. DEC. 20 J WHITE & 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD el Buy 5-Get1 FREE "= Sed Re & * " 2 ' s7| PIZZA-15"' pepperoni *6.99 4 oH DEC. 22 & 23 15"' I ' $6.99 CLOSED DEC. 24th at 4:00 p.m. Sess & DEC. 25 to 28th (inclusive) -, EReRRREAaeeRe: CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY ~& He brought home the reality, that God loves us and calls us into Fellowship with Him. This awesome creator of our entire cosmos touched the hearts of men and women with the light of His entrance into our world, as a gurgling little bun- dle of humanity. : Sometimes, we Christians become sentimental about Christmas. Unlike Jesus Christ, we leave our faith with that little bundle of Mary's joy. We darken our Church doors to be brought into the light of Christ at Christmas and Easter, but return to the darkness of our private and in- dividualized Faith. Can't ration Faith Often people tell me, "'Bill, I'm a Christian. I believe in Jesus Christ. I live a good life, never hurting anybody. I don't need to go to Church."' Often, I want to say, "My friend, you can't ration the light of Christ twice a year. A Faith detached from a com- continued on page 6 IN MEMORIAM - LEO PHILLIPS Feb. 5, 1923 - Feb. 11, 1986. We miss you so much in many ways, We miss the things you us- ed to say, And when old times, we do recall, It's then we miss You most of All Sadly missed & remembered with love ex- pecially at Christmas Time. MARG PHILLIPS & FAMILY SZPAK - Mr. Joe Szpak aged 65 years of Terrace Bay passed away suddenly on Monday, December 9, 1986. He worked for Kimberley Clark of Canada retiring in April of .1986. Member of the Royal Cana- dian Legion and Loyal Order of Moose. Survived by his wife Agnes, son Terrance of Vancouver, daughter Valerie (Mrs. G. Youd) of Terrace Bay, granddaughter Dareth, brother Edward of Van- couver and sister Mary of Poland. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive. Resting at the King Funeral Home Schreiber. Funeral mass was held on Thursday at 2 p.m. from St. Martins Roman Catholic Church. Interment Terrace Bay Cemetery. WILLIAMSON In loving memory of a dear mother, "TLEENE" who passed away NOVEMBER 19, 1982 & a dear father "*KENNETH" who passed away JUNE 12, 1984 "What I would give If I could say I'll go and see my mom and dad today. To hear their voices and see their smiles To sit and talk with them awhile To me they were very special. Someone good & true You'll never be forgotten mom & dad For we thought the world of you. You who have a mom & dad Cherish them with care For you will never know the heartache *Till you see their empty chairs."' ' SADLY MISSED & FOREVER LOVED LINDA & PETER COSTA & THE WILLIAMSON FAMILY le..-<O' XO Sapo S