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' Letter to th Wednesday, Jan 31, 1990 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS | Count your toes 1 | WARNING: To snowmobilers and ice fish- ermen. Even before you start out for a day on the ice or ride on the trails, make sure you know who your friends are! There's nothing more frighten- ing than to see the last snowma- chine go by you and you're bogged down and the cord is in your hand. But heck they're your friends and family. They'll return (8hours later). It's comforting to know you Letter Dear Editor: Your picture on Page 9 of the January 10 issue of the News was excellent. However, what it failed to show is my concern. The picture does not show the other grades gathered on either side of the Grade 7 class in the gymnasium that December 15 afternoon. The caption fails to state the purpose of the assembly - which was to celebrate with and thank the entire school community for its excellent response to our call of "Sharing the Wealth" with those less fortunate than our- selves in the Terrace Bay - CRIA gu STOPPERS 623=TIPS 1-800-465-6844 Terrace Bay - Schreiber] «Can you get AIDS - by touching somcone who has AIDS? NO! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668-AIDS Heart & Stroke Foundatton In Memoriam Cards | available from Anna McKie 825-3840 Hazel Lang 825-3605 Beth McAdam 4: were the main topic back at camp around a nice warm fire and drinking fire water to warm up the inside and your helmet is sit- ting on the freezer. Heck they had a hard day. They have to rest a few hours (6 - 7). Good friends and family got up at the crack of dawn and went looking for the guy who MIGHT have taken a short cut or who MIGHT of headed to Red Rock. Heck what does he know when he was with experienced outdoors men and they've lived in the bush most of their lives. All I-can say to these eight or more guys is that this will be with you everyday of your lives and when you put your socks on, count ten toes. God willing, my son will be able to do the same. With friends like that; who needs enemies? Vickie Beaulicu - Nipigon to the editor Schreiber area. ' The fact is the Grade 7 class co-ordinated the effort throughout - by daily reminders and collec- tion of food and/or toys from the rooms. A picture and short cap- tion fails to convey the joy of giv- ing and helping as expressed in the eyes and excitement of the Primary Children as they wit- ncssed the boxes filling. It fails to recognize the parents of our school community who through their co-operation at home encouraged their children to bring in these goods for distri- bution. It fails to recognize the teachers of our school community who encouraged, reminded, and discussed the idcals of Sharing - co-operating and giving. I could go on with the merits and benefits gained by this exer- cise by my students in Grade a; needless to say they are many and varied. To say that I am disappointed with the coverage given, the time spent on this human interest story and the timing (Dec. 15 to Jan. 10) for exposure to the public, is really an understatement. John St. Amand Grade 7 Teacher Terrace Bay Public School e editor! Response to Letter to the editor By: Paul Marcon, General Manager, The Terrace Bay/Schreiber News In response to the letter writ- ten by Mr. John St. Amand. I am sorry that someone does not appreciate the fact that people have not yet accomplished the art of mind reading. For a newspa- per, a group, an individual or Mr. St. Amand may not appre- Ciate the fact that Christmas occurs (not only a time to rest for himself but for others also) between Dec. 15 and Jan. 10. Mr.. St. Amand may not also know that while he was enjoying the Christmas Holidays, I was work- organization to understand what someone else: wants there has to be a form of communication. Mr St. Amand did not explain to us exactly what he wanied in the paper. We attempt to Satisfy the whole community and to do so in ' short time frame with staff s"ortages means that many arti- cies do not appear in the paper. Suare the Wealth had excellent coverage. We placed large ads for fice as a contribution, each employée of the NEWS also donated food, pictures were taken al an event ,well after the dead- line and a large picture of the event with a cutline explaining the picture was placed in the Paper on a right hand page for excellent exposure. WE DID OUR SHARE! Continued on page 7 Guess who's 30? HAPPY BIRTHDAY From the four of us FREE MEMBERSHIP Any person that has pledged $100.00 or would like to make a $100.00 pledge towards the Aguasabon Golf Club Brick Fund may mail their pledges to the Aguasabon Golf Club Box 726, Terrace Bay by April 30, 1990 to be eligible for the draw for a free membership in 1990. HIGHVIEW ANIMAL CLINIC Dr. Benz & Dr. Peterson will be in Terrace Bay on Wednesday, Feb. 21 and Thursday, Feb.22, 1990 For appointments please call Cathi at 825-3330 Thank you We would like to thank Drs. Hibbert and De and the nursing staff on 5 west of the Port Arthur Gencral Hospital for their excellent care during the recent birth of our son Michael. Also to Dr. Wilkes and Suzanne Black for their care during the previous months and to the paramedics'and crew of Bandage III. A big thank you to Gramma 'D' and Aunties Kim, Gail and Linda for watching Jay and for all their help. Tom, Donna, Michael and Jay Slavin In Memoriam WOODRUFF - Ray (Woody), in loving memory of our dear father, father-in-law and grandfather who passed away January 29, 1989, Our heart still aches with sadness And secret tears still flow What it meant to lose you No one will ever know When we are sad and lonely And everything goes wrong We seem to hear you whisper Cheer up and carry on Each time we see your picture You seem to smile and say Don't cry, I'm only sleeping We'll meet again some day Forever loved and sadly missed by Bob, Pauline and Sara Thank you SMITH - The family of the late Nelson Smith wish to express sincere Birth Annojnave ment Tom and Donna Slavin are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son MICHAEL TIMOTILY Born Saturday, January 6th, 1990 Weighing 5 lbs. 13 1/2 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Slavin of Pincourt, Quebec and Mr. R.M. Dakin of Terrace Bay. Happy big brother is Jay Slavin appreciation to family, friends and neighbours, for all their loving kindness and support. Special thanks to Dr. Keith Wilkes, nurses and staff of McCausland Hospital, who were so kind to Dad. Thank you to all who sent food, baking, sympathy cards, flower tributes and charitable donations in Dads memory. Our thanks to Rev. David Sparks for his kind words, and Sharon and Robin for their special Eulogy for their Grandpa. Also thank you to the Choir of St. Andrews and organist Dorothy Lengyel and Kings Funcral Home. Thank you to the Honourary and Active F *allbearers, and the United Church Women's Group for the lovely lunch served in the lower hall following the service. We woud like to. thank the sf of Birchwood Terrace at this time for their care of Dad while he was a resident there. Thank you to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109 members for their memorial service. _ May God Bless you all Jim, Donald, Bob, I | Margaret and Janice Schreiber Winter Carnival Monster Dabber Bingo 2 - $2,500 Jackpots PLUS Special Games .and Door Prize _ Over $7,500 in Prizes Monday, February 26th at Schreiber Community Hall Tickets: -$50 Advance $55 at the Door Only 400 tickets available! r ion n the Schreiber Recreation Office at 824-2317 Tickets ON On cale MAnAnAS Ths. Ar. |