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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 12,1986 Cheque presented to DAG and McClausland By Gertrude Cotton On Oct. 30 at the McCausland Hospital in Terrace Bay, Paul Malcomson presented the area Dis- ability Action Group (DAG) Pres- ident Rod Thompson a cheque for $200. This sum represented half the pro- ceeds of a summer tournament held by the North Shore Selects Hockey Team. This was further augmented by a donation from the tournament umpires and scorekeepers of their fees, which totalled $55. That presentation was followed by a donation to representatives of the Hospital Board, Daphne Monks and Shona Patriquin for the other half of the proceeds from the tournament. Mike Kenny made the presentation on behalf of the team. Proceeding on with business of the meeting, Elizabeth McLean read the minutes and correspondence. In the absence of Ann Mercure, Shirley Mikus gave the financial report. A tremendous hand was given to Jack Patterson as the results of the raffle on his painting were announc- ed. The painting was won by Moni- que Desilets of Schreiber, and was particularly meaningful as she has a sister-in-law also afflicted with cerebral palsy who has accomplish- ed a great deal despite her problem. President Rod gave a run-down on the HAGI Conference he and Bern- adette had attended in Thunder Bay. Transportation, incorporation, and independent living of the disabled New K-C product Kimberly-Clark of Canada recent- ly lauched a new disposal product for thousands of Canadians who suffer from incontinence or loss of bladder control, according to a company news release. "It's not something people find IA IK SSK SSRIS GSAS, b= 3 UNITED CHURCH ANNUAL XMAS BAZAAR at the Legion Hall SAT. NOV. 15th 2-4 p.m. TURKEY PATTIE TEA ADULTS - £2.50 Children under 10 - 1.25 ables of Knitting & Sewing & Baking + & a Fishpond & Raffle EE SIS SSASR SASS i g Ks Ki Ki ¥ ¥ q a g My My Ki 4 4 Ki i My K K cI ¥ EVERYONE WELCOME! easy to talk about, even to their doc- tors," K-C product manager Allyson Kinsley explained in the release. ""Because of this, many people did not know there was help."' Reaction to the product, called continued on page 5 WASSER SSRIS RSE max | Usaeamamasaeammaes ----- God Bless you all. THANK YOU to all who visited me at McCausland Hospital in Terrace Bay and St. Joseph's Hospital in Thunder Bay, to all who sent Fruit, Flowers, Candy and Cards. A special thanks to Dr. Adey, Dr. Bailey, Nurses and Staff of McCausland Hospital, Schreiber Ambulance crew, the Helicopter crew, Bob. Spadoni, Mavis & Al Slater, my neice Dorothy Martell, Bruce Lidkea, Norman Glad, W. Gerow, Ed- _ na Cocks, Tilden Rent a Car, Rev. W. LeGrande, Rev. R. In- shaw and Rev. Father Cano. Dr. D. Ballantyne, Dr. K. Masood, Nurses and staff of second floor north St. Joseph's Hospital and many others. Your kind- ness will always be remembered. Fred Harness. THANK YOU | would like to thank everyone who made my retirement celebration so special. Thanks to all my family and friends for the lovely gifts and card, to my wife and children for their hard work in making the party a success, and to everyone who helped, especially my sister-in-law Ida. Special thanks to Julie, Chris & Cindy. These memories will always be in my heart. FRANK SPEZIALE in for a visit. THANK YOU To all the guys and gals for their helping hands in pack- ing, babysitting, baking & dinners. Thanks again, Lee, Todd, Don S., Ron, Sam, George, Tom, Jeff, Archie, Betty-Anne, Diane, Viv, Lisa, Ellie, Rita, Leslie, Marg & Johnny, Mary & Mecco. Also thanks for the gifts, farewell party's, kind words and best wishes on our move to Huntsville. Special thanks to MOM & DAD - LOVE YOU! Should anyone be down around the area be sure to drop DON, KELLY, MICHAEL & JENNA were among the topics covered. He found other small communities have the same problems we do here. There was almost complete coverage of representatives from northwestern Ontario. Shirley then thanked Rod and Ber- nadette for representing this group. Rod is also still a "'Push" delegate.' The DAG membership cards have come in, and Cheryl Hodgins agreed -- to head up the membership commit- tee assisted by Irene Kettle. Jack Pat- > terson made the motion that member- Jordie Simons, 5, of Térrace Bay, was one of two winners in the annual Hallowe'en Children's Page Contest held by the Terrace Bay-Schreiber - ships would be one dollar each. Shirley had talked with Terrace Bay Councillor Peter Romanuk. Both Terrace Bay and Schreiber Councils were interested in establishing a list for special alerting in emergency sit- uations, = 3% These lists would be posted in the _ Municipal Office, Police, and Fire . Departments, Beth McAdam had al- ready | the Schreiber list, though others could be added. ~ With no phone calls reported in ' Terrace Bay, a committee will check Out suggested names. Irene Kettle is on the executive of the Block Parents and would represent DAG when the proposed Neighborhood Watch is established later this year. Cathie Smith, Community Devel- Oper, was guest speaker for the even- ing, and she offered several sugges- tions to get DAG established on course. She would be available to get this started and set out a program at the next meeting, which was set for TGhursday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. in the McCausland Hospital lobby. Contest winner News. For his winning entry, Jordie took home some Play-Doh and colouring books donated by Cebrario's Hardware of Terrace Bay. Seven-year-old Linnea Duffy of Schreiber won a doll and some colouring books in the annual Good Artist by Cebrario's Hardware and the Terrace Bay- Schreiber News. The other winner was Jordie Hallowe'en Children's Page Contest sponsored Simons, 5, of Terrace Bay. Ontario. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Francis and Peggy Helmink are very happy to announce the birth of their first grandson ~DAMIAN JAMES FRANCIS ; Born November 3rd, 1986, uY Thunder Bay, Ontario. The proud parents are Mark and Lisa McCann, This joy is shared by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCann, Golden Lake, Brother BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT SIOBHAN and NICOLE are pleased to announce the arrival of their Baby JOHN-RAY JOSEPH Weighing in at 6 lbs. 6 ozs. Born on NOV. 6 1986 at 5:58 a.m. Proud parents are LEA & DAVID FALZETTA. Grand- parents are John and Evelyn Falzetta of Terrace Bay and Raymond and Mildred Begin of Red Rock. | MEMORIAL RELPH-In loving memory of Rodney (Tubby) taken home to heaven November 12, 1975. "He shall redeem their soul from deceit and violence and precious shall their blood be in His sight" PSALM 72:14 Fondly remembered by DAD, TOM, MOM, HILDA, Sister EDIE, Brothers TOM JR. and Lloyd, Sister-in-law BERLY Nephews DIVER, TRAVIS and KEVIN of BRITISH COLUMBIA aa ee ee ee ee