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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 1, 1985 Bits and Bil by Helene Ballard Well, it's that time again' so here goes. We had another 'busy week here at Birchwood. Saturday night we had a "Maritimes" night. Our _fec room was decorated to look like a waterfront cafe: fish nets, sea shells and even a huge lobster (stuff- ed) but which looked good enough to eat. Music was provided by Beth Neely and Ed Barry with a violin selection by one of the residents, Bill Dodds. A lovely lunch was served by the ladies of the Birchwood Auxiliary. We wished to thank these ladies for all their work on our behalf. They always give so much of themselves for us, and we want them to know we are indeed grateful. On Wed. night we had a visit by the Terrace Bay Tumblers. These children are indeed doing well in this sport, I tell you wat- ching these children made some of us oldsters wish we were young again. I would like to thank Betty Tate who is in charge of these youngsters, for bring- ing them to perform for us, and do please come again. Pam Jones and Lil Belliveau were the hostesses for this event. On Wednesday morning Mr. Felix Legault and yours truly went to the Public School to teach a class in 'Flower Making"'. This proved to be en- joyable. The class was anx- ious to be able to make these flowers and the pupils were able to keep the flowers they made. Some of them said they would give them to their mothers, and as May 12th is Mother's Day I think this will please the mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Des Miller were there also to teach a class some of the art of jewellery making. All this was part of "Education Week'"' and we enjoyed the 2 'hours spent there. Now I would like to say a warm "hello and welcome back" to Marge and Scotty Hamilton. Sure will be nice to have a chat over a cup of Java. Instead of a bite this week I would like to make an appeal to you good folks on behalf of the Terrace Bay Ski Club. These young people want to be able to use the ski slope and are willing to work in that direction, but a helping hand and loads of en- couragement sure would mean a lot, so how about : whe, a8 Mega? talk directly to travel company ~ Emile Miron We offer you Canadian Quality products and colours Personalized Service FREE. 1-800-465-3939 Your travel number Why look anywhere else for your dream kitchen? Excellent choice of Oak and European styles Professional Designing Qualified Installers all in one package at competitive prices Showrooms in T. Bay and Marathon a ae 2 * , Ry gt Northern Ontario's largest THUNDER BAY TRAVEL _ Custom Finishing BY EMILE (INC.) 1100 Russell St. 623-1845 "Your One Stop Cabinet Shop" Our Customers: Shouldn't You? schreiber Scribbt By WINNIE CAMPBELL Rev. Father Peter Groulx has returned from Banff, a vacation well earned. Mrs. Lil Kells has left Schreiber to reside in New Brunswick. Keep well! The monthly meeting of the Holy Angels C.W.L. was held on Sunday even- ing April the 14th, in the Parish Centre. President Mrs. Billie Ann Saarinen welcomed the members present. Mrs. _ Rita McGrath, spiritual leader, gave the scripture reading. The minutes were read by Secretary Mrs. Bernadette Maronese and Mrs. Rox- anne McLellan read the treasurer's report. The convenors' reports were presented. The president thanked Marion Henri and Sheila Parent and all who had worked on the St. Patrick's Day Tea. The an- nual Diocesan Convention will be held May 7, 8, and 9 in Thunder Bay at our Lady of Loretta Parish. - Nick Nesplak Know. it? Let's see how we can help these young folks, show them that their efforts and desire to do their share is O.K. with us, we can be like one big happy family and work together for the good of our town. Thank you. And now ... when you think no one loves you and your hands, are cold, remember "God loves you" and you can sit on your hands. Cheerio! Mrs. K. Stefuryk ad- dressed the meeting discussing the recent letter and questionnaire sent out to 190 members. Thirty of these were returned and Mrs. Carmel Zboroski gave her report. The new officers for the C.W.L. are: President, Mrs. Georgette Cebrario; first vice, Mrs. Teresa Stortini; second vice, Mrs. Nella Commisso; third vice, Mrs. Jackie Commisso; Recording Secretary Mrs. Mary Gentile; Correspon- ding Secretary, Mrs. Carmel Zborowski; Treasurer, Bernadette Maronese. A big vote of thanks was given to the outgoing executive. Members are reminded of the April 26th Mass on the Feast of our Lady of Good Council. A discussion was held on the daily rosary to be said the month of May. Following the meeting a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Mary Valentine and Mrs. Marcia Buso. Get well in hospitals: Mr. J. Powers, Mrs. Helen Wallace, Mrs. Driscoll, Mr. Smart, Mrs. Ann Needham, Mrs. Ann Et- ches, Mrs. Millie Miller, Nettie Thrower and Mr. Burton. Mr. and Mrs. G. Miller (nee Bourguignon) from Birtle, Manitoba were visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bourguignon. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davis have returned from Florida. The Chimo Home Bingo was won by Mrs. Mary In- atko and Mrs. Valentino. Another one will start on May the first. The order of the Eastern Star Chapter 264 held their annual bake sale in the Chimo clubroom, with Vandalism continues to plague PC Candidate Jim Files' promotional signs., workers Tamir Fortier, Flora Bryson and Beth. Thank you to all the donors and the buyers for a suc- cessful sale. Mrs. Irene McAdam together with Mr. and Mrs. D. Rohs and children Jef- frey and Lindsay were guests of Russell and Beth MacAdam at Easter from Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Schreiber North Stars car draw was won by Mr. Andrea Favuzzi from Thunder Bay. He was a THE GOLDEN GIANT (The story of Hemlo) $19.95 now available at Superior Lore 55 Broadway Avenue Wawa, Ontario POS 1K0 resident of Schreiber a few ears back. E The himno<Chib held Payment may be made by Visa, their regular meeting April MasterCard; or Cheque or Call 19th with G. Caccamo continued on page 9 (705) 856-7353 a The Beauty of Birch Magic Photography (An original collection of photographs depicting the North Shore in all seasons.) by Susan Johnson Hewson will be available for you Saturday, May 5th 12:00 noon - 6:00 p.m. Terrace Bay Recreation Centre (Multipurpose Room) also featuring: Loon Creations | by Linda Trapp (Quality hand woven articles made of all natural fabrics in traditional and contemporary designs & colours) -- J re Back a Fighter Notre circonscription a besoin... d'un representant honete, et courageux, qui, entant que membre du gouvernement et non de l'opposition, veut voir des resultats. JIM FILES nous offre cotte occasion, la meilleur des occasions. 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