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Rh} Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 3, 1986 Local green thumbs learn tricks The Annual General Meeting of the Terrace Bay Horticultural Socie- ty was held on Monday, Oct. 27, in the multi-purpose room at the Recreation Centre. There were 14 members and two visitors present. The following officers and direc- tors were elected: President- Hyacin- the Landry; 1st Vice-President- Shirley Rippengal; 2nd Vice- President- Teresa Landry, and Secretary- Jeannie Randle. Kim Ten Hoeve will be continuing on as our treasurer. Because some of our directors had to resign for personal reasons, and others were at the end of their elected term of office, we needed to elect eight directors. The following people were elected: Randy Mercure, Anne Smrke and Taina Baker to serve for one year; Shirley Rippengal, Shirley Opas, Peter Monks and Walter Bigelow are currently serving two-year terms as directors. societ Soc Our auditors for 86/87 will be Mrs. Hubilut and Mrs. Wendy Landry. We would like to thank all our of- ficers and directors for the work they contributed to the running of the y. o3 cy have been appreciated. Guest speaker After the business part of the meeting was concluded, we had a very interesting talk by John Soychak from Thunder Bay. John is a horticultural landscape technician and his topic for the even- ing was the use of trees and shrubs in the landscaping of our gardens. He gave us instruction on how to prepare our trees and shrubs for the THANK YOU We would like to thank Dr. Wilkes and the nurses of McCausland Hospital and Dr. Smith and the nurses of the Intensive care unit at Port Arthur General Hospital for their kind and excellent care of our Dear Mother while she was in the hospital. We would also like to thank everyone who sent flowers, cards and numerous donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation, Canadian Diabetic Association and St. Andrew's United Church Memorial Fund. Thank You to every one who sent in food and baking. Also thanks to the UCW for preparing lunch for us after the funeral. The Family of the Late - DELLA MOORE Nite ty te ty ie ty winter, i.e. soaking them well with water on warm, fall days so as to prevent winter spoilage from lack of water. We were.told that clearing away fallen pinemeedles, weeds, etc., from the trees in our yards and fertilizing around the root area or alternative- dy drilling small holes and putting the ert "86 that it can get to the ots of the tree more easily. you Wave grass around your "> trees, you should wait until the grass is dormant so that the tree gets max- imum benefit from the fertilizer. Wrapping tall cedars in burlap in winter helps to protect them, although they should not be tightly wrapped as this can damage instead of protect them. Staking around bushes can also help to prevent snow damage. John also pointed out that when clearing the snow from our paths or walkways, we should avoid throwing it on our bushes. : Although snow acts as insulation when it falls naturally, after being shovelled or blown it can freeze into solid blocks and cause damage to the plants. We also talked on transplanting trees, how to prepare the ground, what fertilizer to use, spacing and placing for best effect and what to look for when buying them. It is best to buy trees or shrubs that are grown for our area and not to ex- pect something that grows in the "banana belt" to thrive up here. Hints on pruning and what fer- tilizers work best for the root systems or the foliage and how often to fer- tilize were given. The talk concluded with ideas of how best to keep our lawns in shape. John also had books and photographs for us to look at and get ideas for our own gardens and town centre. By Winnie Campbell The Chimo Club met in the club room on Friday, Nov. 21, with 30 members and President Mrs. Beth Macadam presiding. There was a one minute silence for Mrs. Della Moore and a service was held at the United Church. Mrs. Eva Gordon read the minutes of the last meeting and all approv- ed. Pat Guina, treasurer, reported and the Bingo report was also read. The maintenance report was read and the windows upstairs will be fixed. A new pool table will also be in- stalled. Thanks to Mr. Noonan for his work. Happy Birthdays were sung to the following: Mrs. Eleanor O'Connor, Marg Nesbitt, Darcy McGuire, Irene Harness and Bena Welbourne. The winners were Mrs. Jean Huard, Leona Fournier, Red Mur- phy, Mavis Slater and Marg Handel. Anyone who had a birthday dur- ing the year and didn't attend the meeting, please bring your gift to the party on Dec. 12 at the town hall. Also, there will be a Christmas ex- change of gifts entitled, "Man for te THANK YOU | We wish to express our thanks to our family, friends, neighbours and co-workers for their expressions of sym- pathy at the death of Della Moore, mother, grand- mother, great-grandmother. Thank you for the cards, floral tributes, and contributions made to various charities. We wish to express special thanks to the nur- sing staff of McCausland Hospital, to the staff of the intensive care unit of the Port Arthur General Hospital, and to Dr. Wilkes for the excellent care given during her illness.. We would like to thank the Chimo Club for the memorial services and for the coffee and tea served after the service Finally, we would like to express our appreciation to the am- bulance drivers, the pallbearers, to King's Funeral Home, to Reverend Hunt for his kind words, to Jack Handel for this assistance, to the members of the choir, and to the ladies of St. Andrews for the luncheon following the service. Your kindness will always be tN remembered. - IRENE and LLOYD MOORE man, Lady for lady."' THANK YOU THORSTEINSON: The family of the late Beggie Thorstein- son would like to express their heartfelt thanks to those who shared with us, the loss of a dear husband, father, and grandfather. Thanks to Kings Funeral Home, McCausland Hospital, Doc- tors and Nursing Staff, Rev. Bill Legrand, Rev. Hunt, Marilyn Chisholm, Honorary Pallbearers, and Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion Branch no. 223. Thanks to all who sent Flowers, Cards, and Baking or who helped in any other way. Thank you to those who made dona- tions in his memory. KAY THORSTEINSON & FAMILY BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT DON & DEE LAVIGNE are so very pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son DARREN GUY on NOVEMBER 19, 1986. WEIGHING: 4250 gms. or 10 Ibs. 1 oz. Thanks so very much to Dr. K. Wilkes and the entire staff of McCausland Hospital. THORSTEINSON - IN MEMORIAM Funeral services for the late Beggie Thorsteinson age 76 years of Terrace Bay who died on Tuesday, November 18, 1986 in hospital after a brief illness, were held on Thrusday, November 20, 1986 at the Terrace Bay Community Church, with the Very Rev. Bill LeGrand officiating. Organist was Marilyn Chisholm. Interment was at the Terrace Bay Cemetary. Visitation was held Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Community Church. Honourary Pallbearers were: Jack Bryson, Milton Winters, Ron Dakin Sr., Murrary Dorman, Terry Hanley, Harry Gusual, John Stein, Frank Woodruff. Pall bearers were Grandsons, David Godin, Brad Godin, Jame Figliomeni, John Figliomeni, Tim Priestly, Chris Polhill, Jason Polhill. Attending from out of town: Joe Thorsteinson (brother) David & Cindy Kindla - from Beardmore, Garry, Robert & Greg Thorstein- son, Linda Laird of Nipigon, Mr. & Mrs. R. Polhill & family, Mr. & Mrs. Mel Sparling & Shane, Mr. & Mrs. Tim Priestly & sons, Miss Judy Godin, Ken- ny Thorsteinson, Margaret Thorsteinson, Lillian Harrison, Kelly Priestly & Kerry from Calgary, THANK YOU Thanks to our family and friends who contributed in so many ways to make our 40th Wedding Anniversary a very special occasion. The evening ended with thanks to John Soychak for his informative talk and to all those attending. Doors prizes were drawn and the meeting closed with refreshments be- ing served. Please put your name on the list at the Chimo Club if you want to be there. The yearly officers for 1987 are as follows: Beth Macadam, president; Ken Davis, first vice; Pat Guina, treasurer; Mrs. Helen Jatrus, secretary; M. Ryan, A. Gordon and Marg Handel, trustees, and Bern Jacomb, card secretary. Cards were sent to the sick and bereaved and letters of thanks have been received. Lunch was served and games were played and looked after by Jack Handel. The winners of the "Shuf- fleboard"' first were Leona Fournier and Myra Holmes. Second were Et- ta Grey and Eva Gordon. Santa Claus will be at the Dec. 12 meeting. The Catholic Women's League held their Christmas tea and bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 22 in the Legion hall. It was a nice day and a good crowd attended. The door prize was won by Mrs. Cook and the afghan was won by Winnie Campbell. The Christmas cakes were won by Father Peter and C. Glad. Thanks to all who helped and donated. Get well in the hospital to Esther Birch, Ann Todesco, J. Caccamo, N. Fummerton and Inez McCuaig. Good-bye to-Mr. Kushner (Bub- bles), who is leaving to go to North Bay. He was presented with a plaque from the CPR. Mrs. Flo Whent is visiting rela- tions and friends. She is from Thunder Bay. On Friday, Nov. 21, Edgar LeBlanc celebrated his retirement from Kimberly-Clark after 35 years of working. A money tree was presented to him from his family and friends of Schreiber and Terrace Bay. He also received many personal gifts, phone calls and art work. Church We're back. The Holy Gospel Lutheran Mission has a new pastor, Rev. Mark Moss, and we meet Sun- day evenings in the chapel at Bir- chwood Terrace. Bible study is at 6:30 p.m. and worship service is at 7:30 p.m. St. John's Anglican Church in Schreiber: Holy Eucharist every Sun- day at 9 a.m. and every first, third and fifth Sunday at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m; morning prayer every second and fourth Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Birchwood Terrace- all welcome. The Community Church Minister, Ernie Hunt, invites everyone to wor- friends and relatives from SCHREIBER. } © | We wish to thank everyone who helped celebrate at EDGAR'S RETIREMENT from Kimberley-Clark, after 35 years of service. To all of you who helped with the lunch, to those who contributed to the money-tree, for all the personal gifts, phone calls, the art work and especially all our friends who dropped in and made the evening such a beautiful time. It's wonderful to know such people as YOU. It was a night we shall always remember. Thanks to one and all. EDGAR & HELEN LeBLANC Sincerely ship every Sunday morning at 11:15 Marg & Huck a.m. Church school is also at the same time. A warm welcome awaits all. 2 CARD OF FUNERAL THANKS Moore-Funeral Della Moore age 76 years who passed away in hospital November 17, 1986, were conducted on Thursday, November 20, in St. Andrews United Church, Schreiber with Rev. E.L. Hunt officiating. Many friends, neighbours and family at- tended services. Pallbearers were Dan Moore, George Moore, Norm Boon, Ivan Johnson, Pete Doig and John Falzetta.