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Page 8, News, Tuesday, July 3,.1990 ay Kurylo (left), President, and George Hermes (right) ; a dciaht of No Body Contact Hockey present Jake Ellsworth (centre) with a cheque for $700.00 to go towards minor hockey. Photo by Angie Saunders Ray Kurylo and George Hermes present Monica Baldwin (centre) with a cheque for $200.00 for the Terrace Bay igure Skating Club. Photo by Angie Saunders Ray Kurylo and George Hermes present Dave Clements (centre) with a cheque for $200.00 to go towards the Terrace Bay Golf Club. Photo by Angie Saunders Ray Kurylo and George Hermes of No Body Contact Hockey present Garry Richards (centre) with a $200.00 cheque for the Terrace Bay Ski Club. Photo by Angie Saunders -- F Mrs. Liffian Ukrainec and the fate Peter Ukrainec wish to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Karen Susan Cyn to =" Mitchell Gordon son of Mr. and Mrs. Gail Fairservice. The wedding will take place at 2 p.m Saturday August 4, 1990, in the Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church, Schreiber. Rev. Jan: Rademaker officiating. [ Cand of Vhanke 2) The families of the late Edua Mary ) Hubelit would like ta thank Dr. K.W. Wilkes, nurses, and staf, at McCausland Aospital whs prouided 10 much care and comport ts Mary and her family throughsut her stays in hospital. Our special thanks to ( Sparks, whe provided spiritual support to Wary and Nick, and conducted a Memorial Sewice which could wot have been more ta Mary's liking. We extend om Winnie's Scribbles Lunch was served Many gifts were given to the couple as: well as a tickets to go to the Carribean. Congratulations to them both. The High School "Lake Superior Graduation" was held on the 26th of June. A supper was held at the Rec Centre and then on to the High School to present certificates to the 53 graduates. The High School Community Ces srahyncuad ae Arte bel cng ot the a - BACHELOR OF ARTS '| Danita P. Sellars, daughter of George ev Henrietta Sellars, graduated from Memorial University of Newfoundland with a Bachelor of Arts degree at the May 24, 1990, convoca- tion. Congratulations from Dad, Mom, Bob, Denise and Candice. By Winnie Campbell Mrs. Nellie Molinski from Vancouver is here visiting her sis- ters and friends. A get-together was held for Avala and Jack Richardson for their 40th Anniversary. Many relations and friends attended. el eetel ele ele ele ele ele ele pelea ed ele ele pele ele pelea feel felfelelfed| [3] band played. The Principal's address was given by Ruth Mulligan and Vice-Principals- Debbie Fummerton and Sharon McKenzie. The Valedictory address was given by Jason Shack. Hi, my name is Tammy Dumont, and I am very proud to announce - the safe arrival of my baby broth- er, Yanick Pierre, who was born at the McCausland Hospital in Terrace Bay on May 8, 1990 at 7:07 a.m., weighing 6lbs., 5 ozs. My parents, Carole (nee Duguay), and Michael are very proud to have a new addition to our family. Proud Grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. Hilaire Duguay, of Terrace Bay and Mr. & Mrs. Laurent Dumont, of Geraldton. I'd like to thank Dr. Woldnik and all the nurses and staff who took excellent care of my Mom and my baby brother. JUBILAGETION ¢ a celebration of life We would like to thank all our friends organizations and the Birchwood Staff for making June a special month for us all. Thank you and God Bless, The residents of Birchwood Terrace. McCausland Auxiliary By Gertrude Cotton Public'Relations Elaine Mannisto chaired a brief meeting of the Auxiliary to the McCausland Hospital Monday evening, following a delightful dinner wind-up at the Serendipity in Rossport. The years of Executive work and devotion to the Hospital Auxiliary by Norma Crockford were recognized as a letter was read, informing the Aux. mem- bers and a very surprised Norma, she would be awarded the Life Membership at the Annual Hospital Auxiliary Association of Ontario Convention. This will take place November 28th in Toronto's Royal York Hotel. A motion was approved to purchase a Laparoscope by the Auxiliary. This will be for use by visiting Gynecologists. President Elaine will present the Auxiliary Scholarship to a Lake Superior High School stu- dent at the Graduation exercises Tuesday evening. This Scholarship goes to someone pur- suing a career relating to medicine. It was reported the Father's Day tray favors created by sever- al of the members were a big suc- cess with patients and staff. Fifteen members and volun- teers enjoyed the luncheon at the Red Dog last week. Heather DeCal will write the Hospital Administrator expressing the appreciation of those attending. This luncheon afforded many the opportunity of meeting other vol- unteers for the first time. The ladies agreed to purchase and make up environmentally safe shopping bags under direc- tion of Marg Gander. These will be sold at the Fall Fair. Members were reminded they will need forty-five dozen muffins for the Fair. Elise Kenny suggested some work sessions throughout the summer to make Christmas Crafts. They plan to hold a mini- bazaar prior to Christmas. Elaine welcomed Mrs. Margaret Tees to the dinner. Mrs. Tees is a steady supplier of baby knitting in the Gift Shop. $f ti "WOOFY' SNEAKERS? Fresh smelling sneakers are just a spray away with Scholl Sneaker Treater. A most effective shoe _Aeodorant for lasting freshness. Available from Scholl Footcare displays everywhere. Scholl Sneaker Treater® Winner of The Women of the Moose 50/50 Draw was Tex Scott of Thunder Bay, Ont. Thank you for your support.