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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 17, 1985 Hi Everyone! It's a lovely day weatherwise and for that we are grateful. I trust all is well with you nice readers. This humble per- son had a bright spot in my week, my youngest son, Bert came to visit his sister, Syl Duquette and me, so it was a lovely week in spite of other events. Other visitors have come to town of course and I am sure we welcome them and wish them all **Happy Holidays."' However we here at Terrace all feel rather sad, and more than a bit upset, in fact this little ole gal is darn right mad. My Irish temper got the best of me and so I don't feel much like making jokes today. I am speaking of the damage done to our Bus. Some persons with a very warped sense of humour really fixed it so that we cannot use the bus until repairs are.made. Last Fri- day night or early Saturday by Helene Ballard Winner. of the Terrace Bay Ski Club Water Ski raffle is Ollie Chapman Congratulations Ollie morning someone ruined all four of the tires, pulled . down the aerial on the bus and as if that was not . enough made a long . scratch on the right side with a sharp instrument. Its a sad world we: live in when people get their kicks out of destroying things but to my way of thinking, whoever you are did this let me tell you, I think you are sinking pretty low to come and do something like that to the elderly because of your stupid thoughtless act we are now without means of transportation besides the cost involved. What did you get anyway? All I can say is I hope you are caught and made you pay the damages maybe if you do you will see that there are other ways and other things to do far so called fun without all this destruction, try doing something con- structive for a change, and stop this stupid waste. I am sure you are no better off for having done this. What have you got against the elderly? Instead of being destructive for goodness sakes, find out what you can do to help your town and its people then get busy and do it...believe me you will feel a lot better, so if you read this - stop and think about it please before you get into more or worse trouble, our jails are full enough. Sorry folks my column is only a big bite but I had to get this off my chest. I would like to close to- day with best wishes and 'Happy Birthday" to our friends in Schreiber I hope you have a lovely week for are your events and have fun meeting old friends and maybe in the process make new ones. God Bless. Cheerio. Memory Lane continued from page 1 Church Women, Eastern Star, Rebeccas, Kinsmen, Brownies and Scouts. We have an honoured NDP leader from Schreiber, namely Jack Stokes. Our present mayor is Harold Fisher. Previously C. Skinner, Mr. Phillips, Mr. D'Arcy, and Mr. Harness. This is, in part, some of the trivia of Schreiber Background. I'm sorry if I missed some of you. by Winnie Campbell On May 2ist Silver Birch Chapter 264. order of the Eastern star held a Reception and barquet in honor of Mrs. Dorothy Rummery at the Legion Hall. The hall was decorated by Mrs. T. For- tier, Flora Bryson and Beth McAdam. Mr. Thane Walton, Worthy Patron was Master of Ceremonies and Mrs. Tamar Fortier, Worthy Matron, welcom- ed everyone. Mr. Tom Quinton a member of the Town Council extended greetings on behalf of the Council and mentioned Mrs. Rum- mery's ten years of service on the McCausland Hospital Board as Municipality of Schreiber representative and her work in the community. Special guests were Mrs. Edna Fawcett, Wor- thy grand matron of Coll- ingwood and Mr. John Merrall, Worthy Grand Patron of Toronto. Entertainment was pro- vided by the Holy Angels School Choir under the direction of Mrs. Betty Hanley. Betty Tates group of gymnastics gave -a fine display of their talent. Chapter members modelled a fashion parade of hats in a comedy skit with Beth McAdam as commentator. Mrs. Betty Wilkie was pianist, Mrs. Dianne Maxey, Fort Fran- cis and Mr. H. Zeigler, Thunder Bay rendered numerous vocal selections with Mrs. Maxey Pianist. Attending also were Grand Chaplain Mrs. Mary Day Toronto, Grand Mar- shail Mr. H. Davis (Essex.) Organist Mrs. Carol Featherstone (Strathroy) Mrs. D. Pycock (Dobington) Mrs. Reta Ritchie (Dundalk) Mrs. Alice Seip ( Cam- bridge) Mrs. H. Mann (Collingwood) Past Grand Matron (Gravenhurst) District Deputy Grand Matron District 17) Mrs. D. McKenzie Fort Francis, numerous friends from Terrace Bay and other points. Visiting Pat and Sanday Bourgignon and other vela- tions is Mrs. Miller from Birtle, Manitoba. Dr. Lau and wife have gone to Toronto to live. Dr. Markanen will take Drs. Office here. Visiting Mrs. Jeannie Huard are Mr. and Mrs. Ed Orchard and family from Alberta, and Mr. and Mrs. Armand Huard from North Bay, and Alice and Mike Wilson. Mr. Joey Gilmore from St. Thomas is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Pearson and relations. Lillie Legault, nee Bryson is here from Ottawa. Dolores Alexander, nee Holland is here from Lull- ing, New Orleans. Only two of the visitors so far for the Centennial » week. A bridal shower was held in honour of Miss Anita Speziale Sunday evening, June 30th. Guests were greeted by Anita, her mother Mrs. Tina Speziale and sister Elena Gordon. Servers were cousins and friends of Anita; Laura and Linda Costa, Lucian- na Trichilo, Jackie and Karen Speziale, Rosemary Alfrano, Debbie Birch and Connie and Cecile McGuire. At the gift table was her sister Brenda Speziale, Kara Klassen and Lori Speziale, Mrs. Rosa Speziale, Mrs. Stella Speziale, and Mrs. Teresa Trichilo. Tea .and coffee was poured by Mrs. Sarah Figliomeni and Mrs. Mary Costa. Mrs. Ruthann Birch was hostess and maker of beautiful and delicious shower cake. -- The church basement was adorned with fresh lilacs. Anita who was born and raised in Schreiber will be married to Thom Buhr of Steinbeck, Manitoba Ju- ly 27/85 in Steinbeck. | Open to all Bay/Schreiber and the surrounding area. Entry fee $1.00 Fish Derby for Kids 15 & Under July 27th - 28th children includes . . . hot dog, pop, and draw on bicycle. All entries must be in before day of derby. (eee eee in Terrace na Entry | ENTRY FORM fe) Chris Joubert | P.O. Box 1106 | Dene 322s eae Terrace Bay or | WGC iio aw) le eee = 2 ee Set Drop it off at the Moose Hall I Phang oe ek Fone SALE STARTS JULY 20, 1985 MENS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 25% to 50+. orr MENS and FOOTWEAR 25% to LADIES CHECK OUR RIDICULOUS RACK FOR UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS. SELECTION OF MENS SLACKS VE OFF LADIES COATS. and JACKETS Vs to Ya oF fea) Ae DRESSES 25% v0 50x OFF OF TERRACE BAY LTD. SPORTS WEAR ace SALE ENDS SAT., JULY 31st, 1985 All sales cash, Chargex or Mastercard. All sales final; no refunds, returns or exchanges.