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'Page 3, 'News,'Tuesday, April 30,1991 Community search found two lost Schreiber girls Two Schreiber girls, aged 12 and 14, were found early Sunday morning, April 21, after an extensive search by members of the community and the Schreiber Detachment of the O.P.P Rhonda Larivee and Ashley Halonen had gone to Schreiber Beach Saturday afternoon for a picnic. They were reported missing to the O.P.P. at 7:45 p.m. when they hadn't returned home for supper, said O.P.P. Constable Darren Rolland. The fathers of the two children began the search at the Beach. Other members of the community soon joined in. brought in from Thunder Bay to took part in the search and arrangements were made to have a helicopter ready for the next morning in case the children were not found, said Rolland. "At approximately 1:50 a.m. we were advised that the two children had been located at Twin Harbours, approximately four kilometers west of Schreiber on Lake Superior," said Constable Rolland. Members of the Schreiber Volunteer Fire Department took pat in the search and provided flashlights and radios for some of the searchers. "The volunteer searchers did O.P.P. Constable Kajmowicz an excellent job," said and his dog Kanuk were Constable Rolland. Chimo Club holds its Annual Activities Banquet in Schreiber Those who attended the Annual Chimo Club. Activities Banquet on Saturday, April 26 at the Schreiber Legion Hall enjoyed a roast beef dinner served by the Ladies Auxilliary of the ROyal Canadian Legion and a night of games and awards. The Blesisng was asked by Pat Guina and the TOast to the Queen given by Borden Ross. Chimo Club President Alma Hart welocmed everyone and invited them back to the Chimo CLub Room after dinner for cards and shuffleboard.Irene Morin, Ken Davis, Yvonne Mallais, -.Mel Webb and Marg Gerow found winning tickets, placed at random, under their seats. Alice Sparks presented the prizes for the season's Bridge. Ladies' High Average went to M. Ihnatko with B.Welbourne holding second. The Gentlemens' High Average went to Pat Guina with Alex Furyx in seond. Helen Wallace held the Ladies' High Single score and Mike Chepelsky the High Mens' SIngle. Yola Cebrario and Martin Ryan were given prizes in recognition of their regular attendance. Jack Handel presented the Shuffleboard prizes. In the first tournament, Margaret Handel and Margaret Tiboni were first, Jack Handel and Margaret Nesbitt, second. Margaret Handel and Pat Guina tied for the biggest end score. In the second tournament Jack Handel and Margaret Nesbitt were first and Eva Gordon and Mel Webb , second. The biggest score went to Margaret Nesbitt and Pat Guina had the most wins for a spare. The scene then shifted to the Chimo Club room for bridge, rummy, snooker, shuffleboard and a light lunch. Shuffleboard winner were Betrh Macadam and Jean Huard, second, Mel Webb and Alma Hart. Bridge winners; Ladies high, Joan Aidy, Gents high, Pat Guina. Yo. AID W1> ~ IP, o 82 08; . AYA hh BS 7 hh o AH Od SB og JB O RO t 1 YQ SOY OED DV SOO EY DNV YH SS ERY SIR OA FACE ACLS ASCO 0 ethos. 9 would like te express my sincere gratitude | PSF ta atl these whe said fragers, visited, sent noe Caking, cards flawers and food baskets during D my recent llness. Special thanks te Darren Oy Ratlend far his support and far bringing me |('R to the havpital. To NellaCommisse for her | hor, concern and for bringing me home. "7s my {sea friend Desse MeCanne thank yau for being | (SE there far Maxine and Wartley and Audrey EX, WMeRay then freindshife and concern. nos Finally 7 would like to thank my family, g Marine far her care and Yim far his support = and ta my daughter Elda and > ca Daniel and Ryan for making a tripe from "= Brampton to be with me. ip Gad bless you att. see . 'eon Louise Holland ee SC SSR rs oH J S LSE SERN r) { a WM Bey) fhe; 7) 3: : se VOR ay) The sign of a caring community Duane McKenzie of Schreiber Public Works .helps erect one of two sign, placed beside the Highway 17 at each end of town, indicating that Schreiber is now a Block Parent Community. The Schreiber Block Parent Program is now in place. The town has been divided into 5 areas, each with an area captain, and signs indicating a Block Parent home are up and visible. SCHREIBER TERRACE BAY ROSSPORT CALL 824-3345 Are you interested in forming a Men s Fastoall League in Terrace Bay? | There will be a meeting Thursday, May 2nd 8:00 p.m. at the Terrace Bay Tourism Centre. everyone Welcome. SIZZLING SPRING SPECIALS! March 20 to May 25, 1991 JL AGENT LOCATIONS *Sewing Nook, Terrace Bay *Travel Rest Trailer Park, Schreiber