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Page 15, News, Tuesday, October 15 1991 Could be another Lindros But let's hope not, person- ality-wise anyway. This Mario in the making took part in a pre-season minor hockey school last week at the Terrace Bay arena. ° 323s * 626s - PROTEGE + MIATA - MPV VANS + TRUCKS NEW FOR ARRIVING DAILY TARGET MOTORS DEEP DISCOUNTS ON REMAINING '91 MODELS HURRY IN AND SAVE TODAY! 249 N. May St. J 623-8429 ~ Maxine You Fee Just Rice DIDYCH - Funeral services for the late Pearl (Baba) Didych, age 86 years, resi- dent of Schreiber, who died on Sunday, September 22, 1991, were held Wednesday September 25, 1991 at 11 A.M. in St. Andrew United Church, Schreiber with Beth McLean officiating. The choir sung "The Lord is My Sheperd" acompanied by the organist Dorothy Lengel. Her six grandsons were active pallbearers: Craig Fischer, Dean Fischer, John Fischer, Carson Fischer, Kirk Fischer and Corey Fischer. Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery, Thunder Bay at 3:30 p.m. The funeral was attended by family, relatives, friends, neighbours and mem- bers form the Churches. Prayers were offered by the Chimo Senior Citizen's Club on Tuesday evening led by Bet Macadam. From out of the city to attend were: daughter Ann and husband Robert Robbens, Ottawa, Jim Kostecki, Sylvia Kostecki, Thunder Bay, Ontario. WINTERS -The funeral and Legion service for the late John R. (Jack) Winters was held on Sept. 27, 1991 at St. John's Anglican Church in Schreiber with the Rev. Bob Elkin officiating. Daryl Lee Winters, eldest grandchild, read a poem of her own composition in memory of "Poppa". Pallbearers were John G. Winters, Jim Winters. Kanny Krause, Ernie Krause,Sr., Paddy Duggan and Frank Hurley. Honorary pallbearers were ivan Johnson, Borden Ross, Rod Bryson, Jack Richardson, Sr., Brian Birch and Bob Krause. Legion Colour Party were Edgar LeBlanc, Rene Bedard and Hobden Spikula. Legion Honour Guard was made up of Ambrose McGrath, Tom Webb, Gordon Willoughby, Martin Ryan, Ken Davis, Lawrence Madge, Bill Madge, Ivan Martin and Reg Bailey. The Legion veterans and members preceded the funeral procession to the Schreiber Cemetery where internment was held. The funeral was largely attended by family and friends, both local and from out of town. Th 0 Ip, o& GS 4 rn 0 Oa 8B 9 An A QD IR REGS BELGE 2 9 SSR SAR > Se 1 KS a) ss 58 h le / (rp ,e-6> 70~ S on D>" \] The family of the late John R. Gack) Winters SX] wish to extend their heartfelt thanks to their] 6 ERX | family and friends for their generous gifts of Be ate | food, baking, flowers, loan of vehicles, donations \ : ) to the Cancer Society, St. John's Brick Fund, |\ ERR! McCausland Hospital Building Fund, St.1 938 &| Joseph's General Hospital Fund, the Gideon ' eod| Bible Society and for the many sympathy Sy eae FS Ay we 5 cards. 2 we io Dy. =) A sincers thank you to King's Funeral Home, |e }| Legion members and Auxiliary, Honorary and \, D )| Active pallbearers, organist Howard ( BY! Alexander, St. John's A.C.W. for the delicious (dQ SM) lunch, and to Rev. Bob Elkin for his support] Yn and prayers. Special thanks to Dr. Rohani Pl and to the wonderful, caring nurses and thel(S. aN cafeteria staff at McCausland Hospital. Many io thanks to our family and friends who attended| PS BY| from out of town, The kindness and concern) 7& EYL] shown by everyone will always be remembered. Lo. bd Bobbie Winters and Family (>! HE TOWNSHIP 0 TERRACE BAY PROCLAMATION WHEREAS world hunger and malnutrition have root causes, in Canada and elsewhere; WHEREAS the theme of World Food Day is "Global hunger: a local issue; AND WHEREAS everyone should consider how we can start building food security for everyone here and around the world; NOW THEREFORE, | Jim Ziegler, Reeve of the Township of Terrace Bay do hereby proclaim October 16, 1991 as WORLD FOOD DAY in the Township of Terrace Bay. eugheepenmnes