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Hi everyone. Time again for a few words. You know folks I 'still have not written any prize winning books, but then after all at my. age I have to be careful not to strain my brain or over-work myself, but I enjoy what I do any way and right now by Helene Ballard Last Wednesday, Of- ficer Fenton, of the Terrace Bay Police came to Bir- chwood to show us a film on Drugs. Although I don't think there is much danger of any of the Residents get- ting into drugs, it was quite an eye opener to see what drugs can do to the human would be a good place and mind. We would like to time to Thank you people thank Officer Fenton for who take the time to phone his time in paying us a me or talk to me on the street and who tell me how much they enjoy my ef- forts. This means a lot to me so "Thank-You" very much for your calls and comments. Speaking of calls, I received one from a gentleman who wanted to know who put the Bit to get the services of a local op- tometrist, so a person could have their eyes tested here, instead of having to travel to Thunder Bay. The return bus fare plus meals all adds up, besides sometimes even having to stay over- night, which means hotel fares and getting from the bus station to the stores. To quote this gentleman, '*They have a vet come to take care of the dogs and cats in town, why not take better care of our needs as well." So if there are any ideas out there, to solve this problem, lets hear it. THANK YOU The Gerald Thrower family wish to thank all the friends arid relatives who helped dur- ing the recent loss of a very dear Mother, Grandmother, and a most dear Mother-in- law. To the Eastern Star for their service, the sympathy cards, memorial cards, flowers, and lunches. To the Rev. Sharyl Marriot-Lowery for her kind assuring words and UCW for the lovely lunch after the service. The bearers and honorary bearers and King's Funeral Home. Also special thanks to the friends and neighbours who spent so much time with Mom during her last few years, and the nurses and doctors who were so wonderful to Nettie. She loved you all very much and we thank you all very much. Jerry, Eve, Michael, Karen, Craig and Carrie visit. A few of the Residents at Birchwood took part in the Fun Run Walk last Mon- day, namely Stewart Anderson, Tom Nicklison, Esther Luoma, Felix Legault, Blanche Speck and Yours Truly, Helene Ballard. Our very able housekeeper Mina Mahaney came along with us. Mr. Legault had the Winnie's Scribbl by Winnie Campbell by Winnie Campbell A Come and Go Shower was held in the United Church basement honour- ing Bride Elect, Miss Rosealie Kushneryk. Receiving at the door was honor of being the oldest walker, he is 80 years and still a good walker. It is with regret that the Residents say "At. Revoir" to one of our very capable nurses, Mary O'Neil, she is retiring after many years in the field of nursing. I am sure I speak for all of us when I say "So long Mary and all our best wishes go with you, as well as our heart felt thanks for all your T.L.C., we will Rosalie, her mother and Karen McBride. Opening the gifts were Linda Souliere and Nancy Kushneryk. Dining room hostess was Mary Gentile. Guiding | is Fun Brownies are cheerful, Brownies are kind, Brownies do special things at the right time Brownies do good deeds at special times Games and songs, art and mimes Collecting pennies, saving dimes Pixies, Sprites, Kelpies and DAVID M Sanitation Supplies 824-2591 Commercial Contract Cleaning Weekly, Monthly . JONES. Spring or Fall clean ups Carpet & Window Cleaning North Shore Distributor for Wyant Paper Products and Cleaning Supplies. Elves Thinking of others before ourselves We're little people but we care Helping people everywhere When we leave our meetings we are sad But when we meet again we will be glad. By 2nd Brownie Pack, Terrace Bay application to 5 Section 27 o sions on Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited Terrace Bay, Ontario t to review and discuss the operat Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited and the Ministry of the Environ- ment representatives will be on hand to answer questions. PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSIONS Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited, Terrace Bay, has submitted an he Ontario Ministry of the Env f the Environmental Protecti is being made for an expansion to the ex located approximately 2 km northwest of the mill complex in the Township of Terrace Bay. Area residents are invited June 12, 1985 at 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. in the Recreation Center Conference Room ironment under Part Act. The submission isting mill landfill site to attend the Public Information Ses- ing plans. always have a soft spot in our hearts for you. Good Luck and God Bless." This week my bite is about our youngsters and their "bikes". Last Mon- day when we had to go in- to the office at the Recrea- tion Center to register, we had to step over and around bikes to get into and out of the building. The children just drop their bikes on the sidewalk and leave them there. Now come on kids, please try to be more thoughtful of others, park your bikes someplace else besides the entrance to public buildings. Also on this same subject, there are still kids who take a short cut through the driveway of the Home. With the nicer weather more of our Seniors are out walking and there is always the danger of running into Gift McBride. Tea was poured by Ida Krause, Beth McAdam and Bart Kusyk. Kitchen help was Gloria Mullins, Kay Furyk, Helen Dooley and Leona Four- book by Kerry nier. Servers were Geraldine Keating, Sandra Morrison, Kelly Dresdale, Linda Velanoff, Lucy Costa, Grace Commisso and D. Dooley. Many lovely gifts were received. Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCullough from Sudbury (nee Sparks) were visitors of her Mom's Mrs. Mary Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baird from Toronto (nee Alda Holland) were visitors at her Mom's Louise Holland and fami- ly. Mrs. Ern Hucul from Thunder Bay is visiting her Mom, Mrs. Eleanor O'Connor. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Krause was Marlene Krause from Windsor. Mrs. Pat Costell is visiting Mom and rela- tions. Mrs. Costell (nee Weaver) hails from Thunder Bay. Our sympathy to the Spadonis on the passing of Aldo Spadoni. Get Well in Hospital to Mrs. Morin, Mrs.. Babe Driscoll, Mrs. Helen Wallace, Mrs. Ann Todesco, Mr. Smart, Ann Needham, Mrs. Vienneau and Mrs. Betty Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. Archer, (nee June McLellan) were visitors at Mom Vianna and relations. They are from Thunder Bay. A Come and Go Shower was held in the Anglican Church basement honour- ing Miss Marylin O'Con- nor, Bride Elect, June Ist. Dining Room hostess. was Colleen Gauthier. Guest Book Lynette Gautheir. Servers were Elana Gor- don, Patti Commisso, Franca Costa, Marlene Jaroz, Sandra Buso, and Nicole Gauthier. Kitchen Helpers were Baby Spikula, Mary Valentino, and Joyce Jaroz. Opening the gifts were, Cheryl Jaroz and Lori O'Connor. Receiving Line was Erin Bourke, Mom Dolores and Celia Valentino. Many lovely gifts were received. them and knocking them down and the results of this could be broken bones, so please, I ask you, ride your bikes carefully and Parents how about a few stern words to your off-spring, if they are old enough to ride a bike they should obey the rules. Thank-You. Until next week remember - three ways to - spread news are, telephone, telegraph, and telewomen. Feel like you're caught in the CROSSFIRE? COME AND HEAR CROSSFIRE Live in Concert "contemporary christian music with a powerful message" June 6, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Terrace Bay Gospel Assembly 12 Terrace Bay FREE ADMISSION Rooms. Summer is the time to make tracks EVERYONE IS WELCOME for the great outdoors awaiting you in Ontario's Provincial Parks. To pitch a tent or park the trailer. To sleep beneath the stars in the cool fresh air. Ontario's Provincial Parks and private campgrounds are inexpensive and easy to get to. So take a deep breath. Come, park yourself. | For more information write Ontario Travel ---Parks. | Dept. N.D.. Queen's Park, Toronto M7A 2R9. NAME | PH ale CALL TOLL FREE: : 9-800-268-8785: Ministry of | Hon. Michael Harns Na' tu ral Minister Mary Mogford Resources 4 Deputy Minister Ontario ADDRESS POSTAL PROV. CODE | CHT,