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ge T IBER NEWS Wednesday, December 20, 1989 St. John's Anglican Church Bazaar Many worked hard to make this event such a SUCCESS St. John's Anglican Church \.azaar was held at the Legion Hall, Sat., Nov. 25 in Schreiber. Table top Christmas trees, bright with lights and gifts for both the young and old welcomed everyone. Many different and unique crafts were displayed for sale, all were made by our talented ladies of the church. A delicious meal of creamed turkey pastries, coleslaw, potato sulad, assorted jellied salads etc... and plates of scrumptious goodies were enjoyed by all. A big thanks to all who p.rticipated and helped make a siuiccessful bazaar especially the A.C.W. and to all who worked v ith the food and kitchen chores. Merry Christmas to all. The door prize of a Christmas table centre was won by Mrs. C. Carlino. Other draws were a kitchen hand crafted clock won by Mrs. Chris Bolan - A Christmas wagon by Arlene Godin - The "white" Christmas cuke by Sylvia Stortini and the "dark" cake by Faye Figliomeni. ERRACE BAY/SCHRE Dec. 9 and 10. Maurice Huryck from the Thunder Bay Armstrong of the Fort Frances Division and Terry Croteau with the In Memoriam Phillips - In loving memory of Leo who passed away February 11, 1986. Nothing can ever take away The Love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near Always remembered and sadly missed,-especially at Christmas Time by Margaret and family. 2 The Ontario Fire Marshal's Office wrapped up a Fire College course in Terrace Bay the weekend of he 32-hour certification course in fire prevention, inspection and division was responsible for bringing in Gerry Elliot Lake Division to help conduct safety procedures. Members of the Fire Departments and the Rossport Fire Protection Team participated in the the Ontario Fire Code. Terrace Bay Co Thank you The family of the late "Ted" McInnes would like to express their appreciation to all their family, friends and co-workers for their kind support and sympathy in this time of our loss. 'Yo the staff of Wingham Hospital - especially nurse Gwen - for caring for him so well; to Doug McBurney, Funeral Director of Wingham 'or his thoughtful and thorough handling of a stressful time; to King's Funeral Home, the members of the Moose Lodge for their prayers, and Father Campbell. Our sincere thanks. To Mel for stepping in and taking over here at home; to Gwen for being there; to all our friends who sent baking, beautiful flowers and generous donations to charities, we thank you. Our appreciation to the ladies of the CWL for coffee after the visita- tion and the ladies of the Legion for the luncheon after the funcral. Your kindness will be remembered. To the guys from the electrical shop a special thanks for their support. The McInnes tribe will miss Dad and your support makes it a little easier. Thank you all. In accordance with procedures followed in previous years; I hereby declare Tuesday December 26, 1989, Boxing Day, a Civic Holiday and call on all to be governed accordingly. M.L. Cosgrove, Reeve NO TICE. 1990 Tax Pre-Payments Residents of Schreiber are reminded that they will receive a 3% premium on all 1990 taxes paid in the month of January 1990. THAT'S HOW MANY CANADIANS ARE SWIMMERS 2, / > ~~ = pnpegp Cot! Gy Funeral John Edward (Ted) McInnes Funeral services for the late John Edward (Ted) McInnes were held December 7th, 1989 in St. Martin's Roman Catholic Church with Father B. Campbell officiating. Ted was born March 23, 1912 in South River, Ontario. Surviving him are Tim, Saskatoon; Terry, Toronto; Sondra (Merrick), 100 Mile House, B.C.; Vincent, Wingham; Janis (Train), Toronto; Bryan, Saskatoon; Judy (Reaney), Saskatoon; Jennifer (Smith), Thunder Bay; Susan (Glad), Terrace Bay. He is also survived by brothers "Mac", "Pam and sister "Teen", 19 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Ted was predeceased by Helen Dec. 12/53 and Irene June 21/78. Pallbearers were his sons: Tim, Terry, Vincent and Bryan. Honorary Pallbearers were former co-workers: Wayne Young; Stan Zwaresh; Bob Harris; Joe Ruzyski; Bob Mendelin; Ken Turner Sr; Doug Caldwell; Raoul Foumier. 'Ted was a member of IBEW local 1861; Moose Lodge #1752 and an honorary member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #223. He will be missed by all. NOTICE 1990 Water Pre-Payments Residents of Schreiber are reminded that a dis- count of 10% will be allowed on WATER ACCOUNTS ONLY which are paid in full for the year of 1990 by January 31, 1990 In Memoriam ~ McBride - In loving memory of a dcar wife and mother who passed away December 23, 1985. We think of you in silence And often speak your name But all that's left to answer is your picture in a frame We will always remember the way you looked and the way you walked and smiled The many things you did for us Are with us all the while You never failed to do your best Your heart was true and tender You lived your life for those you loved And those you loved remember. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed; Ron, Ronnie, Geraldine and families. NOTICE 1990 Dog Tags Residents of Schreiber are reminded that dog tags are now available Male dogs $10.00 Female dogs $20.00 Spayed female dogs $10.00 | | NOTICE The Schreiber Municipal Office will be closed on the following days over the Holiday Season Fri. Dec. 22, 1989 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. 'Mon. Dec 25, 1989 Tues. Dec 26, 1989 © and Mon. Jan 1, 1990 In Memory In loving memory of a dear moth- er Ileene Williamson who passed away November 19, 1982 anda dear father Kenneth Williamson who passed away June 12, 1984: I think of you in silence, And often speak your names, So many things have happened, Since you both were called away. My heart still aches in sadness, My silent tears still flow, For what it means to lose you both, No one will ever know. If l could have one lifetime wish, One dream that could come true, I'd pray to God with all my heart, For yesterday and both of you. Sadly missed and forever loved ae Peter, Logan & Casandra