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~" Page 8, News, Wednesday, February 3, 1988. Winnie Campbell Citizen of the Year By Norah McGuire Schreiber's own Winnie Campbell, a contributor to the Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, has been named Citizen of the Year. Mrs. Campbell attended a Christmas Party in Schreiber and was presented with a suitably engraved silver tray by Reeve Mike Cosgrove. Mrs. Campbell, who celebrat- ed her 84th birthday just recently, first came to Schreiber with her parents from Derby, England, at the age of 10, and has lived here since, with the exception of a few years she spent in Jackfish where her husband was employed by CP Rail. Mrs. Campbell raised a family of seven; three boys and four girls, and she-now boasts of her 24 grandchildren and 19 great- grandchildren. She still maintains her two- storey, seven-room home in Schreiber. On her daily trips around town, she may stop and visit her 95-year-old friend Mr. O'Connor and do a_ favour or two for her, pick up the mail for other seniors before going to the senior citi- zens' Chimo Club for a cup of coffee and a bit of chit chat or a game of cards. If the weather is nasty, she may hail a ride with friends, but most of the time she can be seen walking the five or six blocks to the club from her home. Over the years, Mrs. Campbell has been very active as president of the Catholic Women's League, Women's Institute, Cancer Society, and the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion. Now that she is a senior, she's still active in the Chimo Club and manages to sell at least 100 home bingo cards for the club. According to her daughter, Mrs. Helen Leblanc, she can also be found selling tickets for others who may need help in ticket sales, and in September, she was out canvassing door-to-door for the Arthritis Society. Mrs. Campbell also manages to keep track of her family's birthdays and anniversaries and sends cards for all occasions to them and dozens of friends, During Christmas, Mrs. Campbell made Christmas cakes, mince tarts and puddings, and shared them with her family and friends. This sharing goes on all year too, just because she feels like yy® Local Moderator: Ed Taylor Presenters: "Ay Get the FACTS Thursday, February 4, 1988 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Recreation Complex - Main Hall (Schreiber ) Video, panel presentation & question -answer period All WELCOME! - Vice Principal - Lake Superior High School Dr. Sam Graham - Medical Officer of Health "LBD aL. Dr. Fred Ball -Director, Public Health Laboratory Darlene Binette - AIDS Coordinator -T.B.D.H.U. Serge Tettley- Education Officer - ACT- B INFORMATION DISPLAY AT LIBRARY (all Day) INFORMATION DISPLAY AND COMPUTER AT POST*OFFICE (day); RECREATION COMPLEX MAIN HALL (evening) Sponsored by Thunder Bay District Health Unit. Winnie Campbell- Citizen of the Year doing a good turn for someone else. When this remarkable woman was asked the differences she saw in the way people celebrate Christmas now, as compared with years ago, she said she couldn't remember anything in particular, except for the years she and her husband spent Christmas in New Zealand with their daughter. ' When she saw Santa dressed in his suit, she wondered how he could survive the 100-degrees Fahrenheit heat; she also mar- velled at going for a picnic on the beach at Christmas time. Hats off to our Citizen of the Year, Mrs. Winnie Campbell; and may she have many more years to enjoy spreading her love of life to young and old. Newsome Photography Paddington Bear and friends This Halloween Support @ unicef & FRASER'S BOAT SALES For Sale. Used Power Boats, ranging from 18 ft. - 55 ft. Before 6 call: 344-5744 after 6 call: 767-0754 Ask for Hugh Fraser Thank You McBride, Casey The family of the late Casey McBride wish to thank all relatives, neighbors, friends for their many kindnesses. Special thanks to Wayne, Cecile &Jim Wilson who came when I needed them. To Lisa Ellacott for being there for Judy & bringing her home. To Cheryl Jarosz for the moral support she gave Judy during that long night. To jCasey's brother, sisters and their families for their love & support. To Marg & Jack, Charlie & Retta who were there for us. To my family Judy, Bruce, Theresa, Dallas & Andrea, Christina, Don, Morgan & Autumn and David for their heartfelt love, support & thoughtfulness. To the ambulance drivers, Dr. Wilkes and the nursing staff of McCausland Hospital & King's Funeral Home. To those who phoned from so far away, loaned cars, sent food, flowers & plants. Also those who send cards. Thanks to those that donated to McCausland Hospital Fund, Heart & Stroke and Asthmatic Society and all those who sent Mass Cards. Thanks to the ladies who donated the food for the lun- cheon at the Parish Centre and all those who worked at it and the kind people who helped us at home. Thanks to the Holy Angels Choir for the beautiful hymns. To Father Jan Rademaker for his comforting ser- vice and to our good friend Rev. Msgr. G.H. Bourguignon for his kind words and for being with us. Thanks to all the Pall Bearers and the Honorary Pall Bearers, all those who attended the funeral service and all who called and offered their support. Your kindness was very much appreciated and will never be forgotten. Casey was beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather and friend to all. We shall miss him terribly but all our good memories will help us through this time of sorrow. We are proud and privileged to have been a part of his life. Lil, Judy, Bruce, Theresa, Dallas, Andi, Christina, Don, Morgan, Autumn, David, Judy & Jessica Saran ere ar ererer ee eee ae ee ere ee ee = TENDERS are now being accepted for a pool table approximate size being 6ft. X 12ft. in good condition, comes with accessories. To arrange for viewing, please.contact : Ken Benoit at 825-9695 or contact the Terrace Bay Fire Department. Tenders will be received until 5 p.m. Feb. 6th, 1988 then pnblicly opened_at 5:30 the same day. Tenders received after the closing date will be returned unopened. LOWEST OR ANY TENDER WILL NOT NECESSARILY BE ACCEPTED. TERRACE BAY FIRE DEPARTMENT TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO POT-2WO Found One, young girl's white skate Please phone 825-3344 Obituary Pearson hursday, January 28, 1988. Charlie was born in Sweden n November 21, 1913, and cam ito Canada iz. the White Rive: E 'area as a child with his parents. = : He was employed by the CPR fo Fe : 32 years until his retirement in # : 1972. He was married in 1944 to # Euretta Paradis and they spent } their entire married life i Schreiber. He was predeceased by both parents and brothers Arthur, Derek and Albert; survived by his wife Retta, daughter Marilyn and husband Peter Kachur of # Winnipegosis, Manitoba; son Carl and wife Crystal of St Thomas, Ontario; son Barry and wife Joyce of Terrace Bay grandchildren Colleen, Dean Grég, Danny, Amanda and Adam; also survived by two sis ters Margaret and her husband Jack Handel and Mrs. Lillian McBride, both of Schreiber, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held on Saturday at 2 p.m. from St Andrew's United~ Church. Internment at Schreiber Cemetery.