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Photo by Greg Huneault Girl Guide Week in Terrace Bay Terrace: Bay Reeve George Ramsay helps kick off Girl Guide Week in Terrace Bay. Presenting the reeve with a box of the well-known cookies is Girl Guide Jennifer Roberts. Boxes of Girl Guide cookies will be sold in Terrace bay on April 26 and 27. ---------- enna There once was a guy named Steve who caught more fish than you could believe down by the old fishing hole without even @ eR Olets, Albyou need is a beer don't you know! HAPPY 26th STEVE GILLESPIE Mrs. Kathleen (Kay) Gillespie age 50 years of Schreiber passed away suddenly in hospi- tal on April 12th, 1988. Survived by her husband Bill, sons Wayne and Debbie Johansen of Thunder Bay, Kelly of Thunder Bay and Ken 8&8 Don of Schreiber, 3 grandchildren, brother John Parker of Toronto, sisters Marion of Toronto and Ann of Barrie. Also survived by mother-in-law Agnes Gillespie of Sault Ste Marie, sister-in-laws Marie & Joe Elliot of Hawk Junction, Evelyn and Delbert Vye, Edith and Jack O'Leary, Eva and George Milne all of Sault Ste Marie, brother-in-law Bob and Norma Gillespie of Montreal. Predeceased by son Ronald in April of 1982. Rested fiat St. Andrews United Church Schreiber. Funeral Services held on Fiday at 2p.m. Interment Schreiber Cemetary. ilf friends so desire memorials to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. In October 1987, Beverly Legault of Rossport and Linda Regis of Terrace Bay, both mem- bers of Professional Secretaries International(pSi), Thunder Bay chapter, felt there was potential on the North Shore to form a chapter of their own. They contacted everyone they knew who worked as a secretary, or in a related field, and a meeting was scheduled for November 1987. The response was one of enthu- siasm and excitement. A small business meeting was held to appoint an executive for a period of 90 days with election of officers held in Feb. of this year. The first official business meet- ing was called to order on Jan. 13. The first priority was deciding and selecting a name for the new chap- BAXTER Mrs. Betty Baxter of Schreiber passed away peacefully in hospi- tal on April 10, 1988. Survived by her husband Russ, sons and wives - Wayne & Lynda, Jim & Alanna, and Don & Karen. Grandchildren Wendy, Judy, Cindy, Brad, Rachel and Brian. Also survived by her mother Theresa, of Brandon, Manitoba, sister Christine (Mrs. J. Morris) brothers Cyril, Arthur, Albert, Reg and Ted Yates. Also sister-in- laws, neices and nephews. Predeceased by her father Tom Yates of Killarney, Manitoba and brother Jack of Terrace Bay. Funeral services were held on April 12, 1988 at 2 p.m. from St. John's Anglican Church. Interment Schreiber cemetery. Pallbearers were Don Keating, Bob Krause, Brian Birch, Bill Campbell, Wayne Tessier and Doug May. Attending from out of town were Art Yates, Ted Yates and Ron Morris. Page 3' News, Wednesday, April 20, 1988 Secretaries form own chapter ter. Many ideas were presented by members, and the unanimous choice was '"Wawatae," an Eskimo word meaning Northem Lights. from the communitics of Rossport, Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Longlac, and Manitouwadge. Officials hope to double that number by the end of the year. The Wawatae chapter will be hosting their official Chartering Ccremonies, installation of officers, and initiation of members on Friday, April 29, at. the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 in Terrace Bay. Guests will include pSi Ontario Division President and Vice-presi- dent, Thunder Bay . Chapter At the Feb. 1988 Dinner Meeting, Election of Officers was held with the following individuals comprising the 1988 Executive: Beverly Legault: president Linda Regis: vice-president Lisette Wenzel: Treasurer Carol Waldenberger: Secretary To date, there arc 18 members " continued on page 6 ae: Perthis DRYCLEANING SERVICES SPECIALS Apr. 11th - Apr. 23rd Heavy Winter Coats & Parkas .....scccssccsssssesscesces POD Mens & Ladies TODCOALS. .,<ronacnintestctersencesnsese Pn > Comforters & Bedspread..........ssscsccecsseseeeeeP 5-99 NEW AGENT In Terrace Bay Lower level in the Travel Rest Trailer Park Post Office SEWING NOOK(825-9555) Schreiber 824-2617 ° MAY ist MAY 1st OPEN AGAIN MAY ist Rossport a FAB The Lake Superior Board of Education Celebrates EDUCATION WEEK: APRIL 17 - 23, 1988 All parents are invited to visit your public school and participate in the following activities in your community: hreiber Publi hool 18th Oral Communications school competition 19th "Tikta' Liktak" presentation 20th Oral Communications Festival at Terrace Bay Public School 20th p.m. Activity afternoon 21st Open House: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 22nd_LSBE Music Festival in Marathon Lake Superior High School 19th Open House: All day at both campuses 20th p.m. Career Day workshops at Terrace Bay Campus 21st p.m. Career Day workshops at Schreiber Campus 22nd LSBE Music Festival in Marathon Marathon High School 20th Open House 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. Panel discussion re Code of Behaviour 20th "Cyclone Jack" theatre group 22nd LSBE Music Festival Classroom displays / displays re Drug/Alcohol Abuse 25th Open House: Guests from colleges, etc will be in attendance to speak to parents on career choices and options open to the students For more information contact the principal of your local public school Terr: Bay Publi hool 18th Student work being displayed in Bank of Commerce 19th Science Fair 19th p.m. Open House 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 20th Oral Communications Festival at Terrace Bay Public School 22nd LSBE Music Festival in Marathon Marathon Publi hool soon Gr. 3/4 class - Diaramas based on novel reading . 20th Oral Communications Festival at Terrace Bay --- Public School 21st p.m. Open House-Art Fair is focus . 22nd_ Senior Citizens' tour of school by Grs. 2&3 classes 22nd LSBE Music Festival Manitouw: Publi hool 20th Oral Communications Festival at Terrace Bay Public School 21st Sudbury Theatre Group 21st Book Sale 4-5: All Students ; 7-9: Everyone Welcome 22nd LSBE Music Festival in Marathon Manitouwadage High School pre ee oi eS ey Oe ey A Se a he ee ee a ee ae ee