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Schreiber Scribbles Womens Institute by WINNIE CAMPBELL The Women's Insti- tute met for their Oct- ober meeting in the town hall. The president welcomed the members. The thought for the day by Anne Todesco was as follows, "The mind is like a parachute, it works better when open." The Motto was: "The human race is. divided into two class- ifications. First, those who get things done and second, those who sit down or go home and wonder why things aren't done."' Roll call was some- thing recalled from the past Halloween pranks. Winnie read the minutes of the last meeting. Current Events were many as follows: Ann Murray wins award; Bill Davis resigns; the Pope's arrival which was a success; the Queen's visit was wonderful; the caribous' mess; the shooting of policemen; chicken soup for colds; Hemlo gold mines; un- employment all around; Mark Garneau the first Canadian to travel on the Space Shuttle and many others. A bake sale will be held in The Bay store on Saturday the 20th, at 2 p-m. The wreath for Re- ena talk directly to travel company 'was read by FREE N4 1-800-465-3939 ~ Your travel number Northern Ontario largest THUNDER BAY TRAVEL membrance Day will be placed. The card secretary read Thank you notes from members for birth- days and anniversaries. The Treasurers report was read by Anne Tod- esco and a Public Re- lations paper was read by M. Yates. A paper on Consumers Activities. Annie Neimi. Anne Todesco read a paper on Edu- 'cation. We will visit the Birchwood Terrace Home on the 30th. The meeting closed with "The Queen". Lunch was served with Halloween settings and jellied salads, pump- kin tarts and cakes. The next meeting will be November 13. A contest was held by Anne Todesco and won by Winnie. Mrs. Mavis Slater read the follow- ing poetry on metric measure: I tried to Master Metric A difficult task I found I'd end up asking my children How many grams in a pound? : But then I learned a secret Which made Metrics seem quite nifty - Measured in Kilos in- stead of pounds My weight reads only fifty. Cy e: THE CORPORATION of the TOWNSHIP of : TERRACE BAY Marathon Manitouwadge Terrace Bay Schreiber Heron Bay / Mobert Rossport / Pays Plat Northshore Family Resource Centre is seeking volunteers to serve on the following communities The Board will administer the transition house providing services for victims of family violence. Interested persons contact their Municipal Office by October, 31/84. Comings and Goings by WINNIE CAMPBELL Miss Ann Marie Bor- utski was honoured with a shower in the United Church Basement. In the receiving line was Cathy Lengyl Maid of Honour, Mrs. Borut- ski, Mother of the bride to be, and Mrs. Marti Mother of the Groom. The guest book w: looked after by Jennifer . Martin. Servers were Tammy Mineau, Carol Squire, Cecyl Borutski, Donna and Wander Spencer. _ Opening the gifts were Wendy Martin and Janice Martin. Dor- othy Lengyl and Sandy Larivee provided kit- chen help. Tea and coffee were served with sandwiches and good- ies. There will be a bake sale in the Hudson Bay store at 2 p.m. on the 20th of October put on by the W.I. Visitors at Webbs for the 25th Anniversary of Annette and Bill Camp- bell were Bill, Kim and Ryan Webb from Sault Ste. Marie, ,Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Berger- on and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. R. Mc- Adam have returned from vacationing in Scotland. Mr. Ray Pelletier and friend from Sarnia are visiting the Campbells while moose hunting. Get well to Leona Fournier. (No more dancing Leona) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills from Fort Frances are visiting relations and friends here. We miss you both. Mrs. Inez McCuaig, a lifetime resident of Schreiber has left us to live in Terrace Bay at Birchwood Terrace. She was correspondent for the Schreiber and Ter- race Bay News, the Times News and others. She played the organ at the United Church and was a member of the Children's Aid Commit- tee. She was a member of the Library Board, the U.C.W. and the Legion. She was the only woman elected to the Town Council. She says Schreiber "has come a long way. At one time we had lamps and hydrants and now we have all the facilities. Inez is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McGregor and was married to the late Lester a C.P.R. Railroader. She has two daughters Jill and Shir- lee and two sons Alex and Chal. We miss you Inez. I am trying to take your place doing the paper bit but I doubt that I do as well as you. Come in and see us Inez. Mrs. Mavis Slater has returned from Alberque- que, New Mexico after attending the Interna- tional Rebekah conven- tion. Mr. Arthur Yates was a guest at the home of Albert Yates and fami- lies. He hails from Alex- andra Manitoba. Sparks from Get well to Mrs. Helen LeBlanc in Hos- pital and Mrs. Norma Fummerton, R. Mc- Adam, Mrs. Inga Ray' and Sheila Glad. Welcome home from _ hospital Wes Miller. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Grey of Thunder Bay on the birth of a son. Grandma Etta will be happy. Mrs. Wiznuk from the Soo is visiting the Val- entinos and relations. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones and family are visiting the Lukes. They hail from Doucet Ont- ario. Mrs. Austin Cos- grove has returned from 'Winnipeg after attend- ing the wedding of her grand-daughter Kath- leen Cosgrove. Mrs. Eleanor O'Con- nor is going to celebrate her 93rd birthday Nov- ember 10. She came to Schreiber from Rossport continued on page 14 345-2307 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 17, 1964, page 5 Bits and Bites "WE GIVE A CARE" FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Young at Heart * by HELENE BALLARD Greetings! Time once more for this gal to put pen to paper and see what I come up with. Time flies. It seems just yesterday I sent in my weekly contribution and here it is time once more. It seems our trees are really getting bare, so I guess winter is on its way. Every day some- one here at the home predicts "snow". May- be they are anxious to make snow balls! One gentleman said we should make two snow men but have one, a man and one, a woman. I. guess he thinks we should give equal time to the ladies. We will Business Directory South Court St. at Fort William Road Thunder Bay, Ont. Open Tues., Wed., Sat. 9. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9a.m. 109 p. m. Closed Mondays. 30,60,90 Day No Interest Scotia Plan Available =e FREE LAY.A-AWAY @@ -have to hunt up some proper clothes for the lady. October is a very busy time here at Birchwood. The staff seems to be really caught up in the spirit of the different events, from residents 'birthday party to our Open House and Octo- berfest. Speaking for myself, I am anxious for all these 'happy times'"'. I guess that's what keeps this old girl going. If you keep busy when you reach your '*golden years", I feel sure you won't dread so called "old age" and you can grow old grace- fully. . I had to write this be- age getting all upset about growing old. It's just a state of mind. Remember "a man is as old as he feels and a woman is as young as she looks"...What am I saying? I guess there are lots of hard miles on this ole gal but I am still "young at heart'. I trust you all had a nice Thanksgiving Day, continued on page 6: cause I see so many people in their middle GREYHOUNDS : GOING . . . across Canada! TWIN SPOT RESTAURANT BIRCH MOTORS LTD. 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