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Page 2, News, Wednesday, November 9 , 1988 52 more shopping days till Chritmas By: Helene Ballard I hope there has not been too many tummy aches after all those "Halloween Treats" Too bad the weather was not better, but I guess there is nothing we can do about that. We had a great time giving out treats to the children, I think our youngest visitor was 3 months old, all dressed up like a cute little kitten his mother made for him, he even had wiskers painted on his sweet little face. We had a good supply of goodies to give out _ thanks to our Chef Leon. I also want to thank the Terrace Bay Fire Department, they brought over a box with mixed candy so today our residents are enjoying thier treats. Our thanks also to Waghorns Pharmacy and staff for their delightful Halloween Card and balloons, they added to the fun. Our staff were all-in costumes and until the dining room staff spoke to us it was hard to tell who they were, they really made our day. Our Ladies Auxiliary to Birchwood had a nice Halloween party on Saturday, October 29, these ladies always work so hard to bring us some fun. I would like to thank them on behalf of the SCENES for sale at WHITE SAND LAKE Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you by S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 Professional Photography Portraits, Weddings & Commercial BIRCH MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHY | > 824-3336 CHIROPRACTOR Nor-Shore Chiropractor-Clinic MOUNTAIN VIEW PLAZA SCHREIBER WEDNESDAY 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. or SPORTSWORLD 824-2506 residents. I hat to put a "Bite" in this week but, phone calls, visitors to Birchwood and folks up town have asked me to help them through this column so here goes. Some of the fair sex in our town said they hate to go out after dark, seems some street lights have been out again and even after phone calls to the Town Office there are still lights out. I was told by one citizen that the new types of street lights do not give out enough light and therefore the streets are too dark. Maybe they saved money, but dark streets invite trouble. Please who ever is in charge of this, can you do something about this problem. Thanks ! I notice we still have some dogs running around with no leash - come on folks lets remedy this sO No one or no dog gets hurt. Gosh I was just thinking only 52 more days to do your X-mas shopping, seems close when one thinks of it, so I guess all you nice folds will have your list made out. . Happy Shopping Guess this is all for this week so until next time- - Some bad advice: "Stay away from good times, the opposite sex, and late nights - - looks like a loooong winter. Winnie's Scribbles The general monthly meeting of the Chimo Club was held on October 21st with 29 members present, and Ken Davis, President, presiding. Minutes of previous meetings were read by the Secretary, Helen Jartus, and approved as read. Financial report was given by Pat Guina and bills passed for payment. He also gave the Bingo report for October; there being one winner, Gerald McGrath; and four lucky number winners. Eva Gordon reported for Sick and Visiting, with no members ill at present. "Going-Away" gifts had been presented to Lilyan Christie and Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire. If you are under 25, out of school and out of a job, you can make money while you go back to school. Call FUTURES today. 1-800-387-0777 Routine business was dealt with and several committee reports are due for the: November meeting. Alice Sparkes and Eirene Harness will present their nomina- tion committee report for 1988-89 officers at the November meeting. Birthday greetings were sung to: Beth Macadam; Frank Sechesky; Leona Fournier; Dorothy Plourde; Celia Valentino; Jean Stitt; and Alex Gordon. A film was shown by Al Slater while the ladies prepared a deli- cious lunch with a Halloween Theme; and to add merriment to the occasion Winnie Campbell and Beth Macadam modelled their Halloween Masks. Shuffleboard and Bridge was. enjoyed with winners being- Bridge: Pat Guina and Mike Chepelsky. Shuffleboards: Leona Fournier and Helen Jartus; and Eva Gordon with Al Slater. Congratulations to Ken and Skip Davis on their Anniversary - 45th. Goodbye to Mr. & Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire who have left Schreiber to live in - St. Joseph's Island. We shall miss you. Mrs. Retta Pearson has returned from St. Thomas after visiting Carl and family. © Get well in Hospital to Mrs. Mary Inatko and J. Handel. FOR CONTINUED EFFECTIVE SERVICE VOTE REG BELAIR, LIBERAL Honesty Sincerity Integrity Service On Nov 14 VOTE Dave Schinbein Councillor For the past nine years, Reg has served the residents of Cochrane-Superior by providing information and services and solving problems in his capacity as con- stituency assistant to Keith Penner, M.P. HE KN THE RIDING, HE KNOWS THE PEOPLE AND HE KNOWS THE ! REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT - There is a need for strong Federal leadership with the Provinces and the Municipalities. FREE TRADE - How much Canadian independence and sovereignty has been sacrificed? TAX REFORM - Where are the benefits for those with lower and middle incomes? SOCIAL PROGRAMS - Our social safety net, developed over the years by Liberal Governments must be protected. The sick, the poor, the elderly, the unemployed and the handi- capped persons need to feel secure about these programs. HOUSING - The Liberal Party is committed to providing low and middle income families and individuals with affordable housing. Various forms of tax credits will be made available to renters, home owners and first time buyers. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: (705) 335-2241 Authorized by Guy Wainwright Official Agent to Reg Belair Vly Ser : LIBERAL Re-Elect Quinton 7 Years Experience ~ Schreiber Council * The Experience * The Ability * The Time & * The Desire George Ramsay To Help Make Terrace Bay A Better Place To Live On November 14 VOTE Ramsay for Reeve