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Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 22, 1987 Canada D Canada Day Parade (with 3rd place- American Ships Polkaroo) -Bed Race There were 30 entries in the Ist place- Lions Club Canada Day Parade: 2nd place- Pathfinders Ist place- The Township of Terrace Bay float 3rd place- Beta Sigma Phi 4th place- Bob Jeffries' Red 2nd place- The Birchwood -- pornet: Terrace float -Seniors' i 3rd place- The McCausland Tournament Hospital Auxiliary float; CRIB- Knockout A, B, and C Adult Invitational Mixed -- events, as only 8 players of which i (6 two were underage. teams participated)- The remaining 6 all got prizes Ist place- SunLife 2nd place- J.S. Redpath for 1st or 2nd in the 3 events. Winners were: "SCENES for sale at WHITE SAND LAKE | puorocrarny Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you b \ S. 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Winners were: Ist High, Ladies- Bena Welbourne; 2nd High, Ladies- Pam Waghorn; Ist lowest, Ladies- Yola Cebrario; 2nd lowest, Ladies- Helen Wallace; Ist High, Men- Bill Dodds; 2nd High, Men- Alex Furyk; Ist lowest, Men- Bob McLatchie; 2nd lowest, Men- Stewart Anderson. Paul Rochon and Garnet Pinkerton were the couple of ' underagers who made up the Cribbage Group - we thank them. Liz MacKay would like to thank the Terrace Bay recreation staff for their help in set up and clean up, the Schreiber crowd for swelling the numbers, Ernie Kettle for keeping score in crib, and Sylvia from Birchwood Terrace who caddied the tourna- ment, served refreshments and cookies. Lastly, thanks to the July Ist Committee for sponsoring the évent. Everyone enjoyed themselves and we look forward to next year; =Teen Dance Dance Co-ordinator Chris Joubert said the dance went very well. Joubert is planning to have another teen dance next month; The first-annual baby pageant- was held on June 29 with 47 babies entered. They ranged in age from birth to 18 months. Prince- T.J. Long (16 and-a- half months) Princess- Courtney Gerlach (16 months) Youngest baby- Shane Maycock (5 weeks) Smallest baby- Cocy Fraser (6 weeks) Tallest baby- Anthony Collins (17 months) Baby with least or no hair- Callan Zborowski (8 months) Baby with most or longest hair- Natasha Holman (16 Bits and Bites By Helene Ballard Our weather has not been very good this past week so we have been unable to have any outdoor activities. We did have a few ladies to play cards which helped pass an afternoon for our resi- dents and we thank them for their kindness. Our garden in back of the home is looking pretty good thanks to Cliff and Wallis Barker. They seem to have a green thumb. We have had radishes from the garden and they tasted good. I suppose some of you folks are already busy with projects for the fall fair. I know we are busy in the craftroom- we hope to have a nice display for the fair. I guess these-nasty days are here to help us do this kind of work, so you see there is some good in everything. We had a nice surprise this past week when our former cooks' here came to see us- Gertie Pinot and her husband Len. It was nice TOWNE 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 | to see them. They both look well, and they like it in their new home. We had our monthly birthday party on the 16th hosted by the home. As usual we had a good time. After cake and ice cream we all played Bingo. Our residents always enjoy themselves playing Bingo. Our thanks to the staff and to ay Update months); $1,000 Jackpot- Janice Martin; -Mixed Tournament One of the co-ordinators of the tourney, Jack Chapman, said that many prizes were awarded- he said about one-third of all the people who participated received prizes. There were 14 groups playing and two people from each group received prizes. The tourney was a 2-ball, 6'ums format. The games were set up in a way that every hole might have had a different rule to win- hi, low or middle; -D.A.G.Draw The winner of the His 'n Her's Sweaters raffled by the Disability Action Group (D.A.G.} was Don Gallagher of Terrace Bay. Thanks to all for your support. S. Mikus. Fun Golf Leon our very-able cook for the Birthday cake. Our "Birthday kids" were Wallis Barker, Anne Rybak, Erik Kari, George Culverhouse and Michael Geavota. Until next time this wee "joke"- "In the old days, the man who saved money was a miser; nowadays he's a wonder." Au revoir. Schreiber Library News Things are warming up for an interesting summer at the Schreiber Public Library. We are pleased to announce the hiring of summer staff, Jodie Saarinen! On staff for the sum- mer, Jodie will be running a sum- mer fun program for 5-10 year- olds... hope young readers (and listeners) will join her on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON from 2-3 p.m. The summer GOBBLE IT UP! theme is to enjoy games, films and stories. Phone the library at 824-2477 for more information. Available for public use now, our newly-donated Commodore PET Computer, at the library, Through the.kind assistance of Dale Cooper we have sereral games in both English and French. There's a nice way to spend a rainy day! _ The recent Yard Sale held at the library helped make space for New Bcoxs and allowed folks to continued on page 11 Fish Derby issues The Sundlands at the Forget-me-not Gift Shop in Rossport would like you to know that they still have several copies of the 50th Anniversary issue of the Rossport Fish Derby. | Se ee ce es ces ee ee ee ee es Schreiber News. Name Subscribe Today! | Please enter the following subscription to the Terrace Bay- Address money order to: Local CJ] one vear H | I | i I I I | P.O. Box 579 Please check the appropriate box below and mail cheque or $14 ; Elsewhere in Canada RENEWAL.................... $14 CF abe veer 'TERRACE BAY - SCHREIBER NEWS Terrace Bay, Ontario, POT 2W0 SS ey a SG Se