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Beta Sigma Terrace Bay's Beta Sigma Phi has recently made a donation of $200 to_ the McCausland Hospital. nimi The donation, the first for this newly-formed club, will go to assist with renovations to the hos- pital's delivery room. Club members agreed that when money is raised, all will decide where. donations will go. Background _ = Beta Sigma' Phi is an interna- tional, cultural and social organi- zation with 'approximately 250,000 active members in over 12,000 chapters throughout the »} -- United States, Canada and 32 countries and. territories around the world. ; The sorority was founded in 1931 and maintains its internna- tional headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. Through the Beta Sigma Phi International Endowment Fund, chapters. have conributed more than $2,000,000 to a variety of projects through their service efforts including cystic fibrosis research, cancer research, Girls' Town, USA, scholarships and other worthwhile projects. New projects are approved by the overall membership from time to time. Terrace Bay Terrace Bay's Beta Sigma Phi was started in April of 1987 by - our President Janice Jacko. We presently have 11 members and CWL News | The regular monthly meeting of St. Martin's C.W.L. was held in the Parish Hall on Monday, October 5, preceded by the rosary in the Church for the Intentions of the Syiod of Bishops taking place -inRome. ~- A Service to Mary took place, October being the Month of Mary, Mother of God. Sharyn wecomed 17 members. _ Correspondence was read and the minutes of the previous meet- ing were given by Marilyn. An invitation to attend a May Day Project on Oct. 24 was extended to C.W.L. members. Conveners' reports where heard and Sharyn gave her report for the month of September. Also the report on the Regional Tour held in Marathon Sept. 29; three members of our parish being on Diocesan Council. Mary Rose gave an update on the Bazaar being held on Oct. 24. Anna reported 78 boxes have already been sent out to our mis- sions; help is needed to tie remaining boxes. Luigina gave a short report on the luncheon for the Police she is catering to in the parish Hall on Nov. 3. Claire will order the wreath for Remembrance Day, which she will lay at the Cenotaph. Father gave a short report on a letter from the Scarboro Missions. Members are urged to attend Marion Year Services whenever possible. We have a beautiful shrine in our Church. Please save your Canada Packer Labels and bring them to the next meeting. Z After the meeting adjourned, Father Campbell showed a short _ slide on Community we are becoming more active in race and parade. chocolates and balloon selling. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 14, 1987, page 5 Phi makes donation to hospital of Helium Balloon Bouquets. We m Ontario Provincial Police Crime of the week #41- October 12, 1987 Break, Enter and Theft- Geraldton, Ontario During the evening of October 3, 1986, a large party was held at the Furlong residence, situated at 720 Main Street, Geraldton, Ontario. Approximately 40 persons attended this party, which broke up at about 1:30 in the morning of October 4, 1986. At about 3 a.m., the owner of the residence left and upon returning at noon, discovered his home had been ransacked, and \ a large amount of currency was stolen. The stolen property had been in the kitchen cupboards, and was contained in banking money bags and in.a shoe box. The paper currency consisted of Canadian bills dating as far back as 1870 and 1898, and continuing on to modem currency. In all, 200 bills were taken in the theft. The coins consisted of old commemorative coins, complete sets of Olympic coins, old Canadiain fifty-cent pieces and dollar coins. Some of the currency bore the likeness of Queen Victoria and King Geroge V1. There was also miscellaneous currency, both paper and coinage from 25 different countries throughout the world. ae The total value of the property exceeds $7,000. A small amount of the currency has surfated in the Geraldton area, how- ever, it is believed that the majority may have made its way to Thunder Bay and other communities throughout the district of Thunder Bay. Crimestoppers will pay up to $1,000, this week, for infor- mation that leads to the arrest of the person responsible for this crime. Call Crimestoppers at 623-TIPS, that's 623-8477, or long distance, toll-free, at 1-800-465-6844, if you have any informa- tion regarding this crime. "YQU DO NOT HAVE TO REVEAL YOUR INDENTITY" Crimestoppers also pays cash for information on any unsolved crimes. The Crimestopper reward fund is raised through tax- deductible donations from citizens and businesses. : Cheques may be sent to Thunder Bay Crimestoppers Inc., 425 E. Donald Street, Thunder Bay, P7E 5V1. our community. Some of our fundraising pro- Our most important fundrais- deliver balloons dressed in a We participated in the Canada jects have been a Car wash, a. ing project has been the opening clown outfit. celebrations by entering the bed table at the fall fair, popcorn, : CONFEDERATION COLLEGE ~ "The Place for Adults" and the ONTARIO BASIC SKILLS PROGRAM (The Ministry of Skills Development) offers ACADEMIC UPGRADING OPPORTUNITIES ¢ Basic Level: Literacy and Arithmetic: Adult Basic Education (Gr. 0-8) + Intermediate Levei: Reading, Writing, Mathematics and Science Adult Basic Education (Gr. 9-10) +» Advanced Level: English, Mathematics, Physics Chemistry and Biology Adult Basic Education ( Gr. 11-12) NO CHARGE FOR TUITION, BOOKS OR MATERIALS For information, contact: "Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology 65 Peninsula Drive Marathon, ON POT 2E0 (807) 229-2036 MAYDAY & THE WOMEN'S HEALTH INFORMATION NETWORK IT'S YOUR CHOICE WORKSHOPS FOR NORTHERN WOMEN & MAYDAYS 3RD ANNUAL MEETING SAT. OCT 24 10:AM - 4:PM MARATHON RECREATION CENTRE WORKSHOPS INCLUDE Financial Planning *Birthing Options *Health Alternatives *Menopause * Assertiveness eCommunity Stress *Pay Equity FOR MORE INFORMATION: | MANITOUWADGE: Jane Snider 826-3530 0 MARATHON: Nancy Lee 229-1776 SCHREIBER: Pam McKeever 824-2657 TERRACE BAY: Donna Mikeluk 824-3050 ROSSPORT: Mary Burnett 824-2890 COST $5.00 (lunch provided) childcare & travel subsides available Registration deadline Oct. 18 Co-sponsored by Mayday, WHIN and Secretary of State WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Frankie and Gino Caccamo are pleased to announce the coming mar- riage of their son MICHAEL PAUL to > WANDA JANET DAVIS ___4-on October 23, 1987 at Holy Bi posary Church, Milton, Ont. CHIROPRACTOR Nor-Shore Chiropractor - Clinic MOUNTAIN VIEW PLAZA SCHREIBER WEDNESDAY ; 12 to 8:00 p.m. or Sportsworld 824-3336 824-2506 SCENES for sale at omen MAGIC WHITE SAND LAKE | PHOTOGRAPHY Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you b S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 Professional Photography _ Portraits, Weddings & Commercial ._ . Ain Lakehead University * Excellence in Education SIGNAL NORTH Distance Education Program Are you interested in studying University courses by dis- tance education? Two public information meetings will be held in the following communities. Representatives of Distance Education (gen- eral) and the Bachelor of Science (Nursing) programs would like to talk to you about new and current programs. TIMES (local) 5 p.m. - Distance Education 7 p.m. - Bachelor of Science (Nursing) PLACE: Contact North Access Sites Exceptions are indicated. 12 Noon October 21, 1987 at McCausland General Hospital Terrace Bay Marathon 5 p.m. / 7 p.m. October 21, 1987 Manitouwadge 11:30 a.m. October 22, 1987 at Manitouwadge General Hospital Geraldton 5 p.m./7 p.m. October 22, 1987 Nipigon 12 Noon October 23, 1987 Nipigon General Hospital ae