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Mrs. Margaret Harris has returned from Ottawa Valley from a_ business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Milne from B.C: are visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Russ McAdam. Mr. and Mrs. Valincourt (nee Marjorie Bolan) from Chelmsford, Ont. are visiting the Bolans. Mrs. Marion. O'Brien from Thunder Bay is visiting friends here. Cathy Camp- bell and Betty Ann McKen- na have returned from Montreal. ; Get Well in Hospital to Mrs. helen Wallace, Mrs. Annie Neimi and. Mr. Smart. Mrs. Rita Scott and Teresa Stortini are back from Calgary and Penetic- tion after visiting John and Linda and families. The C.W.L. meeting was on October 6th in the Parish Centre with about 40 members attending. The meeting opened with Father Peter saying prayers. The President Mrs. G. Cebrario welcom- ed all. Certificates and pins were given to the follow- ing: Mrs. Carmela Costa and Cecile Wilson for 50 Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 23, 1985 years. 25 year pins went to Violet Lorenzetti, Pat Moore, Patsy Beno and Annette Campbell. A past Pres. pin to Billy Ann Sar- rinen and past Diocese pins (two green bars) to Mrs. Shack Sr. and Nora McGuire. Service pins to Teresa Stortini, Kay Stefurak and Gloria Mullins. Merits were given to Sheila Parent, Teresa Martin, Mary Valentino, Marion Henri, Carla Maronase, Mel Webb, Lorraine Beauparlant, Mary Fummerton, Anita Cook, Rita Scott, Marcia Buso, Ida Speziale, Penny Caccamo, Rena Ross and Rita McGrath. Father spoke on the "Renew", it will begin on October 20th. A delicious supper was held, made by all the members attending. A raf- fle was held of a Candy Dish and won by Mary Valentino. A $1000 bond ticket is to be won on Oct. 30th. Tickets $5.00 each. Anyone wanting a ticket ask any C.W.L. member. Mr. and Mrs. Archer (nee June McLellan) from Thunder Bay were visiting at mom's and relations. I would like to say Goodbye and Good Luck to David Carswell and Vi- vian Ludington our cor- respondents of the Terrace Bay paper, keep in touch. ~Congratulations to Coke ~ Campbell on his retire- ment, happy 60th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Tremblay are visitors at relations and friends, they are from Toronto. Attending the wedding of Trudy Winters and Chris Hamelin in Thunder Bay were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Welbourne, Albina Welbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Milt Winters, Ida Krause, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gerow, Jimmy Duggan, Patsy and Don Winters, Carolann Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar LeBlanc. There were 2 lucky win- ners on the Chimo Home Bingo, Miss Franca Costa and Mrs. Myra Holmes. The lucky numbers were won by Susan Fairservice and Joan Webb and Mrs. Mary Valentino. Another one will start for November. $ MONSTER BINGO Moose Hall, Terrace Bay *2,000 JACKPOT Thursday, November 21 Doors open at 6 p.m. Only 250 Tickets sold Over *7,000° in prizes ADMISSION '50° For tickets call 825-9295 to? THORNE RIDDELL Chartered Accountants International Firm KMG Klynveld Main Goerdeler Eric S. Long, C.A. Richard A. Dolphin, Managing Partner of Thorne Riddell's Thunder Bay office is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric S. Long as Audit Manager, responsible for our independent business practice. Mr. Long was originally with the firm's Mississauga office and has returned after working for two years as a financial controller in private industry. This appointment reflects the firm's commitment to servicing a fully diversified client base, including municipal and independent business in the Northwestern. Ontario region. In Thunder Bay, Thorne Riddell provides a full range of accounting, auditing, tax, financial and business advisory services. Left to right: William Rowney - President OMEA, Spike Spikula - Commissioner, Schreiber Hydro, Gino Caccamo - Commissioner, Schreiber Hydro, Don Black - President AMEU. Municipal Electric Association At the recent OMEA District 3 Meeting held in Thunder Bay, Commis- sioners Spike Spikula and Gino Caccamo were voting delegates at this meeting. The OMEA is. comprised of the elected members of Hydro Commissions and the AMEU is comprised of employees of Hydro Com- missions. District 3 represents Commissions in Northwestern Ontario. These two Provincial Associations as well as all District Associations will be amalgamating early in 1986 and in preparation for this, District 3, has elected . its first Executive for the New Association to be known as the Municipal Electric Association. Schreiber Council News The minutes of the Tenth regular Council Meeting for October 8th, 1985. Members of present: Reeve H.H. Fischer, Councillors, E. Borutski, M.L. Cosgrove, W. Hiller (absent at work) and T. Quinton. Delegations: A group of mobile home owners, leas- ing and or renting space in Kragero's Trailer Court, were in attendance. They requested that Council in- dicate to them, if an alter- nate site could be arrang- ed to accomodate them, in the event that Kragero's Trailer Court be closed. Council indicated, that consideration would be given to the establishment of another location, if in fact their present location is closed down.Council indicated, that it would contact R.Kragero and request that the Township be kept informed and advised well in advance, of his plans to close down the park if in fact he intends to do so. Mrs. N. McGuire, was on hand. to request that funds be allocated to the Library Board, for the preservation of some old 'allowed in October is UNICEF month Have your coins ready! Support Inieor (2) photographs, that were made available to the Library for Centennial Week. Council indicated that funds up to a max- imum of $100.00 would be the 1985 Budget. Business arising out of the Minutes: It was noted, that some deficiencies had been corrected, concerning the electrical work, but that other items still remain to be corrected, at the Water Treatment Plant: The grant application, for the ball park renova- tions has been made. In- quiries as to the intention of the CP&T- Committee, regarding items of medical equipment on hand, in- dicate the main concern of the donors, is that the items be made available to all who are in need of them, and that adequate records of items taken out be kept, so that the items may be retrieved if need be. It was noted, that the items would be available to the public, only during the working hours of the custodian, and that Council will not be providing a means to distribute the items, after working hours, or during a holiday or weekend. The CP&T Committee to be ad- vised, that the Township will take the responsibility to look after the items in future. : Reports of Committees: Property: It was noted, that final approval of the R-271 subdivision has been received from the Ministry of Housing, and that the plan is now with the surveyors for final registering. Roads: The Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications have not responded to an inquiry as to the status of the Highway 17, at Walker Lake in the M-135 subdivision. Water & Sewer: The sewer sludge truck, recent- ly purchased, for use at the Sewer Treatment Plant, is now on hand, and will be repainted prior to going in- to use. Building Committee: It was noted, that Courses are now available which pro- vide an opportunity for personnel of smaller municipalities to develop more knowledge in the ap- plication in the Building Code and Fire Code. Recreation: It was noted, that the Ice Plant is in operation, and ice should be -available soon. The NWOMRA Conference recently held in Schreiber, was successful and was very interesting. Fire: The new Fire Hall is progressing well, it is _ hoped that the building will be closed in before winter. Police: There has been a number of complaints con- cerning dogs running at large.. Residents are re- quested to keep their dogs tied on their premises. Several letters were received with the resolution as follows: Resolution 85-83, that the Township of Schreiber, pay $94.58 to F.V. Harness, as compensation for the cost of building a curb to counteract flooding from the rear lane, on On- tario St. Resolution 85-84, that C. Pellegrino be offered $1600 as compensation for costs incurred to re-align his driveway on Winnipeg St. Resolution 85-85, That the Township of Schreiber contribute $700.00, to The McCausland Hospital for use in the Doctor recruit- ment program. Letter and Resolution from the Township of Onandaga, Ont. concern- ing the recent resolution of the AMO which approves in principle, the granting of bilingual services in On- tario. It is the opinion of Council, that the AMO resolution represents the majority opinion of the Municipalities of Ontario, and as such the Township is in support of the current policy, until it is changed. Township of Onandaga to be advised to that effect. B.W. Ross _ requested that Council consider pav- ing Garnet Street. Council indicated that it would con- sider the matter when the next paving schedule is drawn up. Accounts For Payment: General Accounts $155,592.30, Water Works Accounts $9,284.94, total $164,877.24. Unfinished Business: Final arrangements for the operation of the North Shore Crisis Centre having been made, Council is prepared to sign an agree- ment with the Township of Manitouwadge, Marathon, Terrace Bay, to provide the operation and maintenance of the Centre. Computers. are Coming St. Martin School is pleased to announce their involvement in the Com- puters and Children Pro- ject. This program was in- itiated by the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture and it's goal is to familiarize elementary school children with the microcomputer and to enhance computer learning. To this end, St. Martin School will be establishing a Computer Centre in its school. 14 Microcomputers complete with monitor, disc drive, printers and educational software. It should be stressed that this is a "community oriented"' project. Input from parents, teachers and children is required to organize the project in a way that meets the needs of all elementary school children. If you are in- terested in helping organize this exciting project, "*Computers and Children" please call Brian Peters at St. Martin School