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Page 12, News, Tuesday, April 23, 1991 Attention: Possible Sewers in town Are you interested in learning to sew? Oit's fun & very 9t 3s Spring "lime 'Vee Sewing Nook ts here to offer you a wonderful supply of Fashion FOR ONE BILLION Fabrics te decorate your home on ts emphasize your rewarding especially through THIS wardrobe! the pocketbook. Elise is hop- Wave you taken a goed bask ansund the house lately! ing to have a sewing course to IS A Need a new decor ta spruce tt ufel that is fashionable & start in middle of May/91. wat expensive? Please register at the Sewing SUBSTANCE De you need new clothes for the summer ufe ahead, but Nook 825-9555 as soon as gu can tafferd the store prices? possible. "6 is the limit" Mions still die every year from unsafe water supplies. Through our water projects, 2 nights per week for 6 weeks = 12 sessions. Elise Kenny Well come on downstairs ts the Sewing Mack where Elise, Debbie, Geanette will be happy ts hele you select the best for your sewing needs. CARE Canada helps improve health conditions in developing OPE nN D4 72 4 Ss caranben esse support Wlonday - Saturday CAP our work - give to CARE Canada 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. now. call 824-3345 Cc ARE % ee: Good si Community PO. Box ont, 1 oe an Against Pushers Ottawa, Ontario K1G 4X6 1-800-267-5232 THE 1991 MUNICIPAL ENUMERATION IT STARTS TODAY! A municipal enumeration form was mailed to your home today. Whether you live in a house or an apartment, completing the form is an important first step in assuring your right to vote for your local government. Schools, housing, recreation facilities, transportation... all the services your community provides are influenced by your voice and your vote. Start by completing your form... and returning it by May 10th. If you need help, call free: 1-800-668-FORM. Life according to Baba continued from page 5 no place to go, nothing to do except prowl these malls as their only source of human contact. And so many families are so bored with each other that they, too, seek the distrac- tion and diversion of the shop- ping malls to fill their empty lives. It's not the shopping they want. It's the human con- tact. Pitiful but true, and a most definite comment on the bar- renness of our lives when we cannot spare even one day of the week in which to contem- plate, and give thanks, for those things of life which can- not be stuffed in a shopping cart. Learning the qi Ropes Pays Off (at A tea Ce MIKUS, Mr. Michael A. - Suddenly at the Plummer Memorial Hospital, Friday, April 12, 1991. Michael A. Mikus at the age of 60. Beloved husband of Irene (Nesbitt) Mikus and dear father of Eric of Lethbridge, Alberta, Randy of Schreiber, Tim and, wife, Lynn, and Roy,.of White # River. Beloved son of the late Andrew and Sophia Mikus. Dear brother of Anne King, Adeline Olsson (husband Lionel) of the Sault. Peter (wife Connie) of Bonfield, Ontario, Freddy (wife Ann Marie) of Sudbury, John (wife Shirley) of Terrace Bay, Judy Salvatori (husband Vince) of White River and the late Marie Wiznuk (husband John) of the Sault and the late Henry Mikus (wife Sara) of Wawa. Beloved grandfather of Matthew and Jamie Lynn. Mr. Mikus is also survived by numerous nephews and nieces. On April 16th a funeral service was held in Sault Ste. Marie followed by crema- tion. A memorial service will be held at St. Basil's Roman Catholic Church in White River, Ontario. Jin Loving Memory of a dear FTI yr Caccamo Joe husband, father, "Special Bappa", who passed away April 14, 1990. One year has passed by since you were called away Faces, places, laughs, things we have done remain crystal clear to shine in the light of what you left, A wonderful image that makes us strong. Each day you touch our lives in some way, We sadly wish for another chapter but accept instead your gift of wise direction that special love to cherish. Loved and remembered by wife Penny, Greg and Patti, Debby and John, and your special grandchildren.