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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT BOLAN--Ryan and Rhonda are pleased to announce the arrival of their brother ; DUSTIN MICHAEL born on May 2, 1983. Proud Parents are Janice and Randy Bolan. Special thanks to Dr. Wilkes and the nursing staff of The McCausland Hospital, also we would like to thank Mom, Dad and Wendy. for all their thoughtfulness and help. We are forever grateful. ANNOUNCEMENT {: ae GRESDAL -- Mr. & Mrs. D. Gresdal are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a bouncing baby boy, MICHAEL RYAN first grandchild for Mr. & Mrs. Wm. McKie. Delivered C.0.D. (cute, outgoing and damp), on March 15, 1983 at~The McCausland Hospital. Weighing in at 8% Ibs. 15% ozs. Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 1, 1983 Homes for the aged The May meeting of the Board of Manage- ment of the District of Thunder Bay Homes for the Aged was held at Birchwood Terrace in Terrace Bay on Friday, May 13th with five Board members in at- tendance. The Board decided to delay the election of of- ficials as two appointees have yet to be made. They felt this would be finalized by the June meeting. Accounts for the months of March and April were approved to- talling $387,820.30. Six resident applications were approved for ad- mission, four for Pine- wood Court and two for Birchwood Terrace. The tender of Bay Northern Construction for the renovations at Birch- wood Terrace _ for $29,000.00 was approv- ed. The Board accepted the proposal of Maple- doram Brokers Limited for the four insurance policies covering Pine- wood Court and Birch- wood Terrace. The Board approved the amended salary schedule at Pinewood Court and Birchwood Terrace for office em- ployees and craft teach- ers in order to comply with provincial legisla- tion. The Board agreed to extend the present agreement with 'C.U.P.E. with the five per cent increase for employees on June 1, 1983. Employees receiv- ing less than $15,000 will receive a $750 in- crease. The Board approved the tender of Bruno's Contracting to pave a small area of Pinewood Court for wheelchair ac- cess to the picnic shel- ter at a cost of $350. The Administrator, M.J. Vibert, was auth- orized to obtain pro- posals and tenders on the following work: Pinewood Court 1. Picnic shelter 2. Change in wall be- tween dining rooms 3. Drapes for, main lounge 4. Pre-planning for west wing, priot to dining room addtion Birchwood Terrace 1. Proposal for drapes in main lounge The Board authorized the Administrator, the Accounts Supervisor, and a Board-member to attend the Compre- hensive Audit Workshop in Sault Ste. Marie on May 26, 1983 at a cost of $10.00 per participant. The Board approved delegates to attend the Annual Regional Con- ference in Fort Frances on June 8, 9, 10. The Board spent con- siderable time with the next item on the agenda, replacement of the Ad- ministrator. They re- viewed a number of options which they had. The final decision was left for the June meet- ing. The Board's main concern was that 'the new appointee would be given sufficient guid- ance by the present administrator, until the appointee gains some confidence in handling the operation. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 Terrace Bay in conjunction with the branches in ZONE 82 year. Your appreciated. THANK YOU Brownies and Guides of Schreiber wish to thank all the businesses that donated goods and services in the past support was much THANK YOU will be having a PICNIC July 16, 1983 at | PENN LAKE PARK, Marathon starting at 11:00 a.m. Food and refreshments will be available at a minimal | charge. There will also be overnight camping spaces available | at $8.00 with electricity, $6.00 without. If there is enough interest, there will be a bus available for transportation to and from the Park. We would like to know how many people are interested in participating and the number of children you have that will be coming. _ WE MUST KNOW BEFORE JUNE 25, 1983. Please contact Sharon Mark, 825-3342 Stan Greenwood, 825-9452 Rolly Chase, 825-3847 Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Branch Members and their immediate family ONLY. We would like to thank all the people who supported us at our stag and doe. Special thanks to Anne Marie Borutski and Richard Mineau who organized it. Our thanks also go to Claude Martin, Mae Ellen Pinion, Danny and Donna Mineau, Mike and Tammy Mineau, Debbie Mineau, Roger Tremblay, Cecile Borutski, Donald Borutski, Matthew Borutski, Chris Borutski and Donna Borutski who all helped out. Our last thank you goes to Lake Superior High School and Mark Houston who let us have the use of their stereo equipment. Thanks again, David and Cathy ~ Looking back What | was "heaniiies in the NEWS twelve years ago May 26, 1971. Just over 200. people took advantage of per- fect weather Saturday to enter a Walk A Thon sponsored by the Grade eight class of St. Martin's school in Ter- race Bay. The twenty mile route between St. Martin's and Holy Angels School in Schreiber was scatter- ed with adults and child- ren of all sizes between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. when the last walker finally checked in. 204 walkers were registered at the start. 182 made it at least as far as Schrei- ber. 105 started out on the return trip and 89 completed the entire 20 mile trek. The first walker to complete the distance was Gerard Pineault, grade 8, who finished in just under 5 hours. Sec- ond was Edward Angus and third was Michael Fournier, grade 6. The walking-est fa- mily were the Peter Carons and the Butch Bouchards. The four Carons children (Mona, Billy, Diane and Paul) all completed the 20 miles. The four Bouch- ard entires (Nancy, Carol, John and Ray- mond) also walked the full route. The youngest partici- pants were' Greg Adamo, grade 2, Billy Caron and Raymond Bouchard, grade 3. Ron- nie Dakin, grade 2, and Teddy Luke, grade 3, each covered 18 miles. Kindergarten student Gordie Lang covered 10 miles. Minor Hockey Jim Armstrong, presi- dent of the Minor Hock- ey League, was MC at the banquet held in the Legion and attended by 86. Others at the head table were Bill Stefurak, secretary treasurer, and Joe Caccamo, vice presi- dent. The Coaches were Cos Filane, Ted Wilson, Mike Smilsky, Pat Con- ley and Steve Cheryl, with referee Borden Ross and rink manager John St. Jean. Awards were as fol- lows - Peewee house league - Most Valuable Player - Gorden Ross, Eric Glad and Bruce Martin. Most Improved Player - Doug Ross, Fred Figliomeni and Tom Ray. Major Peewee: Most Valuable Player - Bobby Smilsky, Most Improved Player - Mike Mulligan. } Bantam: Most Valuable Player - Mike Souliere, Most Improved Player - Terry Jartus. Midgets? Most Valuable Player - Ricky Spadoni, Most Improved. Player - Ron- nie Courtemanche. Fish Derby..... continued from page 1 touwadge."' The Derby prizes will be on display at Moore's and _ the weekend activities in- cluded a Beer Garden to be held at the Aguasabon Trailer Park from 1:00 to 10:00 p.m. on Satur- day, and from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Sunday. NOTICE OF MEETING The McCausland Hospital Corporation will hold the 12th Annual Meeting of Members Tuesday, June 14th, 1983 at 8:00 p.m. Multi-purpose Room The McCausland Hospital