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Eight year old Jessie Willkes of Terrace Bay was just one of the many volunteers help- ing out at the McCausland Hospital Auxiliary and Gift Shop Christmas Tea and Bake Sale, which was held last month at the hospital. Jessie was on hand to sell raffle tickets for a hand made doll and horse donated to the sale by Judy and Frank Leppanen. The winner of the draw was Mrs. Norma Crockford. Music boxes were on sale at the event, along with Christmas plates, books and many other items. Bits and Bit by Helene Ballard Here we are in a New Year, no doubt for some the old year was not too good while others had a good year. At any rate, we can all hope this year will be better. If we take time to sit down and think about it we can find a lot of. good things that took place in 1985, and I for one am grateful to be living in this part of the world. One big reason is the weather. At least we do not have those terrible storms, cyclones, etc., not to mention earth- quakes. So let's all hope this New Year will be a good one, not only for ourselves but for the whole world. I hope Santa was good to all of you as he was to me. CALL NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 LAMBERT INSURANCE $s N. CUMBERLAND STREET THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7A 4K9 The Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay NOTICE Christmas Tree {, Collection Christmas trees will be picked up at the street by municipal crews on Thursday, January 9th, 1986 and _ Friday, January 10th, 1986. *. Please do not put your 'oe tree out for pickup other = than on these dates. FUNERAL NOTICE LIDKEA - Funeral Services for the late Mrs. Eileen Lidkea age 70 years of Thunder Bay who passed away in a Thunder Bay Hospital on Thursday, December 26th, 1985 after a brief illness were held on Monday, December 30th, 1985 at 11 a.m. from St. Andrews United Church, Schreiber with Rev. Sharyl Marriott-Lowry officiating and Mrs. Dorothy Lengyel as the organist. The Church Choir was also in attendance. Interment was in Schreiber Cemetery. Formerly a longtime resident of Schreiber Mrs. Lidkea moved to Thunder Bay in 1972. She was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6 and A.N.A.F. Survived by her son Bud of Toronto, daughters Gail (Mrs. E. Welbourne) of Schreiber, Brenda (Mrs. B. Harper) of Terrace Bay, Karen of Vancouver, and Debbie (Mrs. K. Schmiedchen) of Schreiber. Also survived by 9 grandchildren, bor- thers Ken Davis of Schreiber, Melvin Davis of Dart- mouth, sister Lois Davis of Palm Desert, Calif. and numerous nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her parents cnd husband Bill. Pallbearers were Rod Bryson, Ted Graham, Dale Riley and nephews Jody, Larry and Doug Davis. Honorary Pallbearers were Bill Weaver, Herb Foss, Jimmy Clavell, Joe Vienneau and Edgar LeBlanc, Relatives attending from out of town were Bud Lidkea of Toronto, Karen Lidkea of Vancouver, grandson Mathew of Windsor, Lois Davis of California, sister-in-law Rosaire Lidkea and daughter Allyson of Thunder Bay. Many friends from Thunder Bay and area also attended. by Sandra Larivee As 1985 closes and 1986 begins, the Superior Tumblers Gymnastics Club wishes to express gratitude to all those who have helped to make our year successful. In June of 1985, the Ter- race Bay Tumblers chang- ed their name to the Superior Tumblers to in- corporate the gymnasts from Schreiber and the sur- rounding area. The girls and guys ac- tively participated in many special events in our local communities over the past twelve months. They put on displays for Canada Day, Birchwood Terrace, the Ladies of the Eastern Star, the Schreiber Centen- nial Parade, as well as the opening ceremonies for It was a nice Christmas. On Friday, Dec. 27 we here at Birchwood Terrace had a great time. In fact, it was the best party ever. Our very good friend Mr. Yvon Parise, along with members of his family who were here on a visit from Ottawa and Kaupuskasing really gave their best. We enjoyed some very good tap dancing and Yvon's mother touched the hearts of our French speaking residents when she sang several French Canadian songs. We always look for- ward to these visits from Yvon and so to you and your family, our grateful thanks. We were happy to see the many visitors who came to our home during the holidays and for the gifts placed under our tree. To one and all, thank you. I hate to start the New Year with a "bite," but this is something that just must be taken care of, so I address this to the Reeve and members of the Ter- race Bay town council. I very refer to the nightly noise of the snow machines. This is really getting out of hand, and the fact that they pay a licence on these machines does not give them the right to tear around the way they do, in people's yards and in the back of the home, as well as riding down Lakeview. Many of the citizens have asked the same ques- tion about this ... why? Please do something about this before someone gets killed and let us have a good night's sleep for a change. Thank you. In closing, may I wish all of you a Happy New Year ... Bonne et Heureuse Annee. Notice Fans of Winnie Camp- bell's column, don't worry. '*Winnie's Scrib- bles" will return next week. Duplicate bridge Duplicate bridge is played every Friday even- ing at the Terrace Bay High School in the Home Economics room. Play resumes on Jan. 10 at 7:39 p.m. All interested players are invited to attend. Results of play: Dec. 13: First was Bill Houston and Larry Fraser. Secunu was a tie between Rose Brend and Bernie Pytyck, and Duncan MacKay and Chris Pollard. Dec. 20: First 'was David and Allison Stewart. Second was Colin and Anne Dodd. Third was a tie between Art LeBlanc and Pat Giuna, and Ed and Cheryl Gellately. Schreiber's Centennial Week, which we were delighted to be a part of. cessful. gymnastic within the region. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, January 8, 1986, page 5 Tumblers set plans fabulous Our local club hosted a large regional meet last spring which was very suc- The =" meet highlighted some excellent talent from In early December, a successful bake sale was held. The winner of the beautiful doll which was donated by Mrs. Leppanen (thanks!) was Judy St. Amand of Schreiber. The cakes were won by Jackie Sopel and Betty Ellsworth. On December 13 and 14, eight local girls par- ticipated in a regional meet in Thunder Bay. Our in- vitational group had an ex- cellent showing with overall placings of Kelly Wilson, second; Brenda Moffitt, fourth; Jane Pellegrino, seventh; and Rhonda Larivee, ninth. Tamara Bilec placed fourth on floor and second on vault. Congratulations also to Sandra and Debbie McDougall and Tanya Ditchfield. As we begin 1986, the girls are preparing a display for the Handicap- ped Group, and look for- ward to being hosts of a Girls Invititational and Boys Regional Qualifying Meet on February 15 and 16 at the Terrace Bay High School. A cordial invitation is extended to one and all to come and view some ex- cellent local and regional talent. See you there! Official Plan. L.H. Simons Clerk-Co-ordinator Box 40, POT 2W0 THE CORPORATION OF. THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY rene; rep YY NOTICE Planning Advisory Committee The Township is seeking interested persons to serve on the Plan- ning Advisory Committee. The Committee advises Council on matters related to land use and regulation, including zoning, land severance, and the municipal Interested persons should submit their application to the under- signed before January 27, 1986. Further information may be ob- tained at_the municipal office, 825-3315. Township of Terrace Bay Terrace Bay Ontario en eee Hello: Home Owner During the past winter there has been a number of fires caused by im- proper use or connections to chimneys that are not designed for such heating units. The members of the Terrace Bay Fire Department, upon request, will con- duct an inspection of your heating units and chimneys to determine if such units meet the fire code regulations. We feel the inconvenience of such an inspection will be offset by the security of knowing the units are as safe as possible with adequate in- stallation for insurance purposes. If you have a wood burning unit in your home, you should check with your insurance agent for specific requirements that might be necessary to keep your policy effective with the use of such heating units. For a free inspection of your heating units - call the Terrace Bay Municipal Office at 825-3315 or 825-9055. Terrace Bay Fire Department. Yours Truly: E. M. Stachiw Fire Chief Travelling to Thunder Bay? 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Please submit your comments to the Terrace Bay District Office by January 24, 1986. The address is: Ministry of Natural Resources P.O. Box 280 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Minister Mary Mogford Deputy Minister