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Birchwood Briefs It has been quite a while since pen was put to paper on our many happenings at Birch- wood. It has been a glad year but also a sad one. We said goodbye to 10 of our residents who had made Birchwood home, for many years. Their varied personalities and faces are sadly missed and their passing has left quite a gap in our lives. Eva Dolter - Clem Downey - Larry Stolar- chux - Jum Trabish - Sam Kozio - Andrew Timko - Joham Monsson - Cecille. Bouchard - Mary Bell (Pinewood) and last week, Adele Montey. The fantastic summer we all enjoyed, with outings, every week pic- nics, Bar-B-Q's from Neys Park to Rossport and all the little parks and lakes in between. A summer to remember - socks and shoes off, wading in Lake Super- ior. We celebrated each month the birthdays - al- ways a lovely cake from the kitchen, beautifully decorated. We made our own banana splits and sundaes and gifts from our Ladies Auxiliary. We had a presenta- tion of trophies for our Under 100 Bowling League. The picture showing the trophies won, were donated, and Stew and Marion Reid gave time and talents and engraved the tro- phies for us as a gift to Birchwood. We thank them very much for making it possible, as our budget this year has been rather tight and the extras that mean so much, such as the tro- phies, would not have been possible. So a big thank you to everyone who made this event possible. The greenhouse and garden did well. The grounds have never looked so pretty. Our new resident, Michael, kept the lawns looking good with Stewart An- derson and Werner Zeigler manning the hoses which was a valu- able and time consum- ing job. We had 60 Ibs. of tomatoes, sold boxes of plants with the help and guidance of Flora Bryson and John Steen, seeding planting and potting and replanting. We had so many toma- to plants that we ended continued on page 9 his sister, MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Joe and Mary Clare Kennedy are pleased to announce the marriage of their son RICHARD to SUI WON in Vancouver, B.C. on Sept. 17, 1983 The wedding ceremony was held in the home of Lynda Kennedy. Brother Jim of Edmonton; Lynda and many friends from Terrace Bay, including his mother, were in attendence. New Low-cost insurance designed so you can afford permanent protection today. Get your life in shape. Mary Cashmore Terrace Bay, Ont. 825-9152 OF CANADA PROSPECTORS - EXPLORATION COMPANIES: SCHREIBER-TERRACE BAY-MARATHON The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources will provide an economic geologist to visit, assay and advise you on the potential of any mineral Occurrence you may have staked, or know the location of in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon areas. This service is provided free of charge. The Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon economic geologist program encompasses an area from Nipigon east to Marathon. This program is funded by the Ministry of Northern Affairs. For further information call (collect): Bernie Schnieders Resident Geologist's Office Ministry of Natural Resources Thunder Bay (807) 475-1331 Ministry of Hon. Alan W. Pope Natural ae . T. Foster Ontario Resources Deputy Minister #4 Residents of Birchwood Terrace are seen here holding their coveted bowling trophies. Ty } } ; we mes eas used) Nuss) wv', Ubeenigg" Nesey) A a Ae Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 5, 1983, page FRANK WALKER GOLDEN BROOM October 21, 22 & 23, 1983 Any person or mixed team interested in curling in the Schreiber Curling Club's annual open bonspiel, please contact: Bob Nesbitt 824-2338 Tony Speziale 824-2439 by Monday, October 17th, 1983. This spiel will be $4.00 per person and all games will be six ends only! **FOR PERSPECTIVE MEMBERS ONLY** ( CLOSED MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, THANKSGIVING DAY Shaw's, 24 oz. WHITE BREAD...................... Holsum WT ty HOLIDAY ROLLS............ 1.49 pkg. Wn) Holsum & 4 ike st dg, CAKE DONUTS.............. 1.49 xs. © tee: pee oe Klomp-Wakefield 250 ml. WHIPPING CREAM 89° Klomp-Wakefield 500 ml. SOUR CREAM 1.39 Bicks, Gherkins, olives, sweet onions, cherries, 375 ml. HOLIDAY PACK PICKLES........ 1 79 Black Diamond, 500 gram CHEESE SLICES............... 2.99 750 ml. bottle SPRITE & COKE........... 3/ 1 .00 plus 90¢ deposit Farm Fresh grade A large Eee eS: AN Be 1 29 doz. DELI DEPT. Blue Boy 2 litre ae.) Se Scope, | litre plus 18% free MOUTHWASH 4.99 Hostess, assorted, 200 gram box PUTAIO-CHIPS.... .. . 2. endo 88° Ontario No. 1, 20 Ib. bag POUUES. 35.82 2.99 California, large firm heads ae ee 69° "NEW FROM NEILSONS" Chocolate with chopped hazelnut and almonds 200 gram "A real taste treat" MPEG! oe eesiers 2.99 EGG ROLLS 3/1.00 3.18 ib. 7.01 Ry. Tender and juicy SIRLOIN STEAK Family pack, 9-11 per pack PORK CHOPS 1.68 1. 3.70 kg. Wy Ry AUR, 0M, arte, RTA) SCHREIBER FOODMARKET io. FREE DELIVERY TO SCHREIBER AND TERRACE BAY © 824-2599 (Butcher Shop) 824-2037