The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Community Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 28, 1984, page 3 NV, EWS Duplicate Bridge Duplicate Bridge was held Friday, March 16th at Holy Angels School in Schreiber. There were 3% tables in play and the results were as fol- lows: 1st: P. and I. Gillen - 32 pts.; 2nd: Art Leblanc and Frank Godemair - 29 pts.; 3rd: B. and J. Bell - 25.5 pts. Duplicate bridge will be held this Friday, March 23rd at 7:15 p.m. at Holy Angels School in Schreiber. We hope to see you there. St. Patrick's Day Tea The luck of. the Irish shone on the St. Pat- rick's Day Tea held last Saturday afternoon at Birchwood Terrace. With a breath of spring in the air, many friends came out to en- joy the tea with the residents of Birchwood Terrace. Mrs. Peggy Thompson convened the Auxiliary event, and the door prize was won by Sharon Legall. Two very delectable St. Patrick's Day cakes were drawn for by Mrs. Susan Gaulin of Birch- wood and were won by Cheryl Fowler and Mrs. Thompson. Thanks go out to all those who supported us in this endeavour in any way. Girl Guides to host Annual Day 1984 Superior Division will be hosting the Voya- geur Area Annual meet- ing and conference in Terrace Bay on Sep- tember 14th and 15th in 1984. Approximately 17S Guiders and Ad- ministrative women (all dressed in blue and white) from Voyageur Area (Sault Ste. Marie to Manitoba border), will be gathering here to spend an informative weekend together. The purpose of the weekend is for the Guid- ers to share ideas, learn new skills and make new friends, and to return to their Districts to share this knowledge with the Brownie, Guide, Path- finder, Ranger, and Cadet Units in their communities. The two co-hostess communities - Terrace Bay (Aguasabon Dist- rict) and Schreiber (Whitesand District) have accepted the res- ponsibility of this large undertaking, and are looking to the people of Terrace Bay and Schrei- ber to make our guests welcome. Watch for more infor- mation in future issues of the "NEWS." Seat belts recommended Re Government Train- ing Program: Inquest Recommend- ation: A- government sponsored Driver Train- ing Program should be - offered to all prospective school bus drivers as part of the requirement for a Class B licence." Sub-committee recom- mendation; "That the Board support this recommendation."' Re First Aid Course: Inquest recommend- ation: "All school bus drivers must complete a certified first aid course." Sub-com- mittee recommenda- tion: "That the Board support this recom- mendation as_ strongly as possible. That the Board consider making this a requirement in their contractual ar- rangements with their carriers."' Re Tape Players: Inquest recommend- dation: "Any tape play- er to be used in a school bus must be securely fastened and tapes stor- ed in a secure man- ner." Sub-committee recommendation; "That the Board support this recommendation. That the Board insist its oper- ators locate such units so as to be operated by a designated student and not by the driver." Re Interior Design: Inquest recommend- ation: "'An immediate extensive study on in- terior design structure be completed by Trans- port Canada with parti- cular emphasis. on Emergency Exits. Prior- ity should be given to reinforcing exit frames.'"' Sub-commit- tee recommendation; "That the Board sup- port this recommend- ation and particularly endorse the emphasis on emergency exits." Re Education Program- me for Passengers: Inquest recommend- ation: "A programme must be implemented by all school boards to in- struct all- school bus passengers as to emer- gency exits and evacu- continued on page 11 As a Mom and Me Bazaar "Mom and Me" are sponsoring a Bazaar to be held on Saturday, March 31 from 1-4 p.m. The Bazaar will be held in the Conference Room of the Terrace Bay Rec Centre. Featured will be tab- les filled with delecta- ble baking, interesting crafts, a rummage sec- tion and various raf- fles throughout the day. Donations would be gratefully appreciated for this fundraising pro- ject and these may be dropped out to Kathie Notwell, Hilda Engler or Cheryl Duhaime. Please support your local "Mom and Me'"' organization and come out and take a look. See you on the 31st. Ex-Con to speak Lawrence Trafford is coming to the North Shore April 1st to 8th. We are fortunate to have this dynamic speaker for a week as his busy schedule usually allows only one night per town. Formerly a_ peniten- i inmate, internati- ional drug dealer, an al- coholic and involved in organized crime, Mr. Trafford had an en- counter with Christ which changed his life. "Born Again' Christian, he has dedi- cated his life to sharing the good news of his re- demption with his fellow man. As an Evangelist, Mr. Trafford has been touring Canada, speak- ing to people and coun- selling them. He has a special con- cern for people of all ages who are trapped in the kind of life from which he was delivered by Christ however his programme promises to give everyone who at- tends, a realistic look at crime, Christ and re- demption. The Terrace Bay Gos- pel Assembly extends an open invitation to everyone of all ages in the area who are grow- ing in Christ and those who remain skeptical of the power of Christ to hear Lawrence Traf- ford's story and wit- ness the healing power of Christ. Services: Sunday, April 1st 11:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Ter- race Bay Gospel Assem- bly Public Meetings: Monday and Tuesday, April 2nd and 3rd Schre- iber Public School at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 4 -- Terraced Bay Public School at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 5 Terrace Bay Gospel Assembly at 7:30 p.m. Lawrence Trafford Friday, April 6 Youth Rally at 7:30 p.m. Saturday April 7 Beardmore Sunday April 8 Terrace Bay Gospel Assembly a.m. Marathon Gospel - As: sembly p.m. 'Chimo Club monthly meeting by WINNIE CAMPBELL Gino Caccamo, Vice President, presided over the monthly meeting of the Chimo Club on Fri- day, March 16th, in the absence of the Presi- dent F.V. Harness with 22 members present. A minute's silence was ob- served in memory of our late member Herby Gel- lert. Get well wishes were expressed for the Pres. Fred Harness presently in the Port Arthur Gen- eral Hospital and to Bill Duncan in Toronto Gen- eral Hospital. Pat Guina. gave the financial state- ment. Correspondence included thank you notes from Mrs. E. O'Connor, the Varrin and C. Holmes families, Alice Clavelle, Anne Et- ches and the Gellert fa- mily. Information received included a Senior Citi- zen bus trip to Winnipeg and a town council quo- tation regarding a new heating system. Bern Jacomb, card secretary, read a leng- thy list of get well wishes sent out. Mrs. Marguerite Gerow reported for the Home Bingos. The March Bingo winner was Mrs. Chris Morris and the lucky number winners were Mrs. Kay' Thorsteinson, Mrs. Bastien and Etta Gray. Mrs. Gerow expressed thanks to all who assist- ed in any way towards the Home Bingos' suc- cess. Jack Handel, the rep- resentative on the Bi- centennial Committee gave a lengthy report of the scheduled activi- ties for the year. Happy Birthday was sung to Jeanne Huard, Marg Gerow, Henlen Wallace, Marg Handel, Lilian Kells, Etta Gray and Victoria Win- ters. Raffles were won by Marg Gerow, Eva Gordon, Dora Wea- ver, Beth Macadam and Jeanne Huard. Following the meet- ing, two games of skill were played followed by games of Whist which were won by Jeanne Huard and Vic Winters. Shuffleboard by R. Mac- adam, Bern Jacomb, Margaret McKenna and Annie Niemi. continued on page 8 Income Tax Service Belliveau Accounting 432 Fort Garry Rd. Terrace Bay, Ont. Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Phone 825-3504 eee Hospital. aK NIITTYNEN: Dennis and Melanie (nee Boyd) are overjoyed to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, MEGHAN SARAH, 8 Ibs. 7 ozs. Born at The McCausland Hospital in Terrace Bay on Tuesday, March 13, 1984. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boyd of Terrace Bay and Lily Niittynen and Jorma Niittynen of Thunder Bay. Proud great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boyd Sr. of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Special thanks to Dr..F. Lau and nurses and staff of the McCausland Nissan 4X4 King Cab Climb into your Nissan 2-2 seating. motion. COME AUIVE- COME AMD DAVE 4 Ta IIE FROM MSSAN "In Nipigon of all places" NORTH SHORE MOTORS First St. West (formerly Edmar's) "serving the North Shore" NIPIGON Some of the equipment shown is optional at extra cost Sitting up in this King Cab you're in control of all you see. You're riding high and tt feels good. Time tested independent front suspension flattens the trail and takes the bump out of the meanest mountain. And clearance? You've got the best. The highest minimum ground clearance in the class. Put your foot down. That's mighty. A 2.4 litre, double spark. overhead cam hemi is taking you all the way. From 1st gear to Sth. Now's the time for some 4X4 action. & You ve got it. This Nissan is tough enough to get you out of anything you can get yourself into. Hauling a load in the double wall bed or hauling your buddies in comfort. Only Nissan gives you King Cab. With Nissan 4X4 King Cab. You've got yourself some major OW 887-2512 --