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Dear Santa Claus Dear Santa, I would like a magic jewel doll. And also I would like a dog that would blow bubbles. I'll leave you some milk and cookies. And I'll leave your reindeer some sugar cubes. And please say hi to Mrs. Claus for me. Have a very safe trip and a Merry Christmas. Thank you! Baily Albert, Age 5 Dear Santa, I have been good this year. For Christmas I want, please, a Sega Genesis. And may I have an airplane toy? I will leave milk and cookies for you and some sugar for your reindeer. Goodbye. Justin Mews, Age 5 Dear Santa, I wish for peace in the third world countries and let the people who are homeless to get well treated this Christmas. Yours truly, Brian Baxter - Dear Santa, I wish they would stop wars in Iran and Iraq because people are dying there. My grand- mother died there. I want the rest of my family to be safe. Yours truly, Roxanna Rohani Dear Santa, I would like a remote con- trol car without a cord and a game boy and two games for WINNER OF THE MCCAUSLAND HOSPITAL'S RAFFLE OF THE BATEMAN PRINT was Mary Bedard of Schreiber it. I don't care what games you bring. I will have a snack out for you. P.S., I hope you have a good ride. Yours truly, Dustin Andrews Dear Santa, I hope you are well. I've been a good girl this year. I would like a Beauty and the Beast movie, Baby all Better, and a figure skating outfit. I'll leave you some milk and cook- ies and thank you for all the presents. Yours truly, Tracy Bryson Dear Santa, I would like some peace in Canada and the United States of America and in Mexico. I would like all of North Ameri- ca to have peace. Yours truly, Christine Caldwell Dear Santa, Thank you for the gifts last year. This year I would like sticker art and California Roller Baby or Roller Baby and a computer. And I will leave you milk and cookies. Yours truly, Karly Albert XMAS HOURS Y Tues. - Sat.: 10am-5 pm Closed Sunday & oe eee by D.J. One Christmas Eve, Aaron and I were sleeping. Santa Claus came into my room and said "Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christ- mas D.J." I said "Oh my goodness, is that really you Santa?" "Come on big guy, let's go to the North Pole where I work," said Santa. "Let's take the reindeer." By the time we got there, it was one o'clock and there were presents to give out, but not at my house because he already gave them to us. We went to lots of places like Africa, Toronto and Win- nipeg, and by the time we got back, I was so sleepy. Santa carried me and tucked me in. When I woke up, it was Christmas day and there were lots of presents under the tree. There was a special one for me, and there was a note on it. It said "I hope you had fun last night. Do you remember all the Elfs' names? Merry Christmas D.J. See you next year." by Matthew = One Christmas Eve, Santa Claus accidentally woke me up. I said "Can you take me with you on your sleigh tonight?" Santa took a gulp, and said yes. I was very happy. I ran outside and got a ladder, but it was too short. So I took a jump, and I had to grab onto the drain pipe. And I finally got up, and said "Let's go." My house was the last. I said Corner of Hwy 17 & Winnipeg St. Page.5, Tuesday, Dec. 22, 1992, News The night Santa took me with him on Christmas Eve "Are you sure I'll make it home and get to sleep?" "Ho, ho, ho, of course," said Santa. "I only have a few more houses to go." I met Rudolph, Comet and Blazer. He had to use Blazer because Dasher's wife was having babies. Before you could say 'yes' 100 times, we were done. He gave me a toy I always want- ed. I was very happy. He took me to Terrace Bay. I couldn't believe it when we went golfing. Even the rein- deer were golfing. Every hole we got a hole-in-one. Then we went to Marathon. There we went skiing. I went on the main hill. There was a jump. I took it. I went five feet high and six feet down the hill. Then I went on the Roller Coaster. It was bumpy. I did seven houses and 18 in Thunder Bay. Then we went home. The next thing you know, it was Christmas day. The end. by Jay One Christmas night, I set my alarm clock for 12 in the moming, but it did not go off. The next morning, I was in the North Pole. I was scared. Then I looked at myself, and I said "Good, I have my snowsuit on." Then Santa came and brought me inside to warm up. I asked him why he brought me here. Santa said "I brought you here because I forgot where your house is." "Oh," I said. Then my head dropped, and I said "I do not know where north south, east or west is." "Neither do I," said Santa, "But do you know what town you live in?" "Yes, I live in Schreiber." "I do not know where Schreiber is -- I'll see if Rudolph knows." Rudolph did know where Schreiber is, and I said "Good, now you can deliver gifts in Schreiber. Now let's go." "Wee, this is fun," I said, "Now we are in Schreiber." "Where is your house?" asked Santa. "We're on top of it. Where is my gift? Oh, right here. Thank you. Bye." F BIRTH ANNNOUNCEMENT SPADONI - Kathy and Mike are thrilled to announce the birth of their son, Michael Raoul Stanley, born December 14, 1992 at the Port Arthur General Hospital weighing 7 Ib, 6 1/2 oz. Brother to Katelyn. Proud grandparents are Sheila McAdam of Terrace Bay, Stan Zwaresh of Rossport, Ruth and the late Bob (Raoul) Spadoni of Schreiber. Special thanks to Dr. Rohani, Dr. Fernandes, Dr. Croll and nurses Wendy and Patti. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF The McCausland Hosptial's Cash Calendar winners Week: Fifty-One Dec. 14: J. Ronkainen, Terrace Bay, $10 Dec. 15: Ruth Eaton, Terrace Bay, $10 Dec. 16: Russ Saarinen, Schreiber, $10 Dec. 17: Len Lepp, Schreiber, $10 Dec.18: Kathy Hirt, Terrace Bay, $10 Dec. 19: Beulah Speziale, Schreiber, $50 Dec. 20: Betty Anne Klassen, Schreiber, $10 This space donated by the Terrace Bay/Schreiber News NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of Bernice Kathleen Jacomb late of the Township of Schreiber in the District of Thunder Bay, who died on or about the 22nd day of October, 1992, must be filed with the undersigned on or before the 31st day of December, 1992, after which date the undersigned will distribute the assets of the estate having regard only to the claims then filed. Dated at Thunder Bay, Ontario this 26th day of November, 1992. MURRAY & COURTIS Barristers and Solicitors #410-101 N. Syndicate Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario P7C 3V4 ates TRAVEL . ES; = Air line ticketing and all om oe hotels world wide 824-3418 Joe Mykietyn (Agent) The Laprade Travel Shop Lid. P.O. Box 925 Schreiber, Ont. POT 2SO0 TERRACE BAY TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY HOURS Thursday, December 24, 1992 Closed at noon Friday, December 25, 1992 CLOSED Monday, December 28, 1992 CLOSED Thursday, December 31, 1992 Closed at Noon Friday, January 3, 1993 CLOSED LANDFILL SITE HOLIDAY HOURS Thursday, December 24, 1992 CLOSED Friday, December 25, 1992 CLOSED Saturday, December 26, 1992 CLOSED Thursday, December 31, 1992 CLOSED Friday, January 1, 1993 CLOSED HOLIDAY GARBAGE COLLECTION Tues. Dec. 22,1992 Regular scheduled collection Fri. Dec. 25,1992 NO GARBAGE COLLECTION Tues. Dec. 29,1992 Regular scheduled collection Fri., January 1, 1993 NO GARBAGE COLLECTION Tuesday Jan. 5, 1993 Regular scheduled collection