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Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 23, 1984, page Community News C.W.L. Meeting The May monthly: meeting of Holy Angels C.W.L. was held Sun- day, May 13th in the Parish Centre. The meeting opened with a prayer led by President, Mrs. Billie Ann Saari- nen. The Secre- tary, Bernadette Car- diff, read the minutes of the previous meeting. The President read the correspondence in ab- sence of the correspond- ing secretary. Treasur- er, Mrs. Roxanne Mc- Lellan gave her report. ~ Mrs. Rita McGrath, Spiritual Convenor, gave the Bible reading on The Magnificent. The President read a couple of replies re- ceived from companies we wrote to protesting their advertising in the Pro-abortion magazine "Homemakers."' It was felt the daily rosary be- ing recited in the church at 6:45 should be pub- lished in the bullet- in. The President thanked Mrs. Margaret Perlegrino and Mrs. Rose Speziale for ser- ving the lunch to the seniors after 3 p.m. Mass, First Friday. Mrs. Teresa Stortini gave a report on the Dio- cesan Convention she attended in Fort Fran- ces, May 8-9-10th. The formal First Commun- ion will be held on Sunday, May 27th. It was agreed to order tick- ets from the national of- fice on a draw for either $1,000 or a paid trip to the National Conven- tion. Father Peter then ad- dressed the meeting. He mentioned it is Sister Dara's 50th year in the Convent and Monsignor Bourguignan's 25th an- niversary in the Priest- hood. He spoke on the \ coming visit to Canadla of Pope John Paul, the closest places of his visit being Winnipeg and The Martyrs Shrine, Mid- land. He stressed we listen prayerfully to the Pope's messages. Sister Gexton will be contacted concerning the bibles to be pre- sented to the Grade 8 graduates. The meet- ing then adjourned and lunch.was served. The names drawn for the Pot of Gold were Mrs. Elizabeth Perrault, Mrs. Therese Martin and Mrs. Cathy Riley. As none of these mem- bers were in attend- ance, the amount will be carried to the next meet- ing. DAY CARE - is it possible? Want to go out into the world and become a working mother? Have problems get- ting reliable, experi- enced babysitters? Then please take note of this very important message for all mothers. There will be an open meeting for all persons interested in working to- ward the establishment of "Day Care" for Ter- race Bay and Schrei- ber. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, June 6th at 8:00 p.m. in the Schreiber Public School Library. For further informa- tion please contact Donna Mikeluk at 824- 2867. We hope to see you there! "Heavenbound" to entertain The King's Corner Coffee House will be featuring the live band Jo We would everyone present reordered Thank You like to enthusiastically supported are cookbook. Special thanks to Costa's and Waghorn's who have been selling them. We regret we have sold out our supply, and shipment in mid-July. Ontario Nurses Association, The McCausland Hospital. thank who so we have anticipate granddaughter BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Peggy and Al Regis are pleased to announce the birth of their first KIMBERLEY ANNE MOLODOWICH Born Sat. May 12th. 6 Ib. 13 ozs. Proud parents are Anne and Wayne of Winnipeg. '"'Heavenbound" from cess will be available. Thunder Bay this The Mine remains Friday, May 25th. open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. All ages are wel- come to attend. Please check posters around town for the time and location of this very special event. N.S.D.R.C.S.S.B. meeting The regular meeteing of The North of Super- ior District Roman - Catholic Separate School Board will be held on Saturday, May 26th commencing at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes every day of the week until October the 15th. OOPS! Last week's feature on Education Week con- sisted of transcribed speeches written by students of St. Martin of Tours School. Unfor- tunately, one speech en- countered difficulties in reaching the "NEWS" before the Friday noon deadline. After an inter- esting journey, it finally arrived. I believe we have a philosopher in the making. Enjoy! Oops! have anybody and any- School in Manitow Wayne Papineau Grade 5 Please plan to attend. I know you can do Amethyst anything with anything. Mine reopens The Thunder Bay Amethyst Mine: has re- opened to the public for the current season. The Mine continues to pro- duce Amethyst products of all types and this year have additional tourist amenities as follows: 1) improved access 2) back-packing, hiking and fishing in order to cater to families 3) a rock splitter will be on site to trim speci- mens 4) guided tours of the mine picking areas and gem selection pro- As a matter of fact you can do anything with anything. When you are writing a test you don't want to give anything away. In that case any- where because the word "any" is in anybody and anywhere so they would not exist. Anything can do lots of things. It can hear, see, touch, thing is an answer. So smell. That was a little you can do lots of things of what anything can do. with anything. If you're fishing you can You can find anything catch anything. anywhere. You can Anything can be heard, hear, see, taste, touch seen, tasted, touched and smell anything. No matter where you hide anything is there. Do you know how to do anything? All of us do, because everybody was doing anything be- fore they were born. If we didn't have anything we would not and smelled. Anything can not do nothing because any- thing is us, dogs and anything else you can think of. Now you know any- thing is important to anybody anywhere in the world. taste and ~ A E:Alcan: 7s | Building ~ Products Authorized Dealer We do roofing additions, renovations, garages, etc. Local Alcan Dealer Wally Holman 824-3428 { Aluminum & Vinyl siding, Seamless Eavestroughing Aluminum soffit & fasia board Aluminum stormdoors & windows Insulated replacement windows SUPERIOR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS THE NORTH OF SUPERIOR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM CORPORATION WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL MEETING on Thursday, June 7th at 7:30 p.m. in the Recreation Room Birchwood Terrace Terrace Bay, Ontario for further information please call 854-1321 Nominations for directors should be sent to: The Nominating Committee clo T. J. Lottman P. O. Box 911 Geraldton, Ontario POT 1M0 TERRACE BAY 25th ANNIVERSARY CALENDAR OF EVENTS Each and every week updates will be done to the following calendar of events. A finalized version will be made available to the public before the 25th Anniversary Week takes place. FRIDAY, JUNE 29th 7:30 p.m. - Official Opening with Terry Morris of CBQ, M.C. - Citizen of the Year Award and Bicentennial Medal presentations 8:00-9:00 p.m. - The Carlton Showband CONCERT . (Tickets - $2.00) 9-30-1:00 a.m. - Dance with the Carlton Showband (tickets - $5.00) SATURDAY, JUNE 30th 10:00 a.m. - Parade 12:30-5:00 p.m. - Ontario Loggers Competitions in the Texaco Ballfield : This demonstration is open to anyone who wishes To atrend and tive locai contestants will be selected ona "first come-first serve" basis. Contracts for competitors will be made available in the very near future. 7-11 p.m. - OPEN STREET DANCE - (Simco Plaza area) For the entire family. Admission is free and there will be no bar available. Dance to the popular music of "The Dorion Band". SUNDAY, JULY 1st 4-9 p.m. - Town Bar-B-Que and Picnic 8:00 p.m. - Giant Bonfire at the Beach 40:00 p.m. - Canada Day Fireworks display at the Beach * Please note that Daycare will be available to those attending this function. MONDAY, JULY 2nd "YOUTH & KIDS' DAY" 10:00 - 12 noon - Soap Box Derby (Lakeview Drive area) 1:00 p.m. - Bicycle Races - Activities sponsored by the Terrace Bay Library (more to follow) - Various other activities scheduled for the children. 8:00 - 12:00 p.m. - Terrace Bay Open House "Meet and Mingle Night" at the Legion TUESDAY, JULY 3rd '12 Noon - Opening of the week long "Arts and Crafts Show" in the Conference Room of the Rec Centre 2:00 p.m. - Swimming Pool activities for all youth WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th "SENIOR CITIZENS DAY" 10-00 a.m. - 12 Noon - Bowling Tournament 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Bingo (at Birchwood Terrace) THURSDAY, JULY 5th "THE OFFICIAL TWINNING CEREMONIES" with Tung Kang, Taiwan FRIDAY, JULY 6th 10:00 a.m. - North Shore Invitational Slow Pitch Tournament 'y Dinner with Anniversary Committee and Council for children born to residents of Terrace Bay in 1959. 7:00 p.m. - Midway Amusements SATURDAY, JULY 7th - Slow Pitch Tournament still in progress - Horseshoe Pitch Tourney 9 p.m. - 1a.m. - Closing Cermonies and Dance with "The Dublin Corporation" As more events are finalized, updates will be provided. If you have any suggestions or ideas that would help make this "Anniversary Week more exciting, please contact the Chairman of on Pace Maa Ollie Chapman at 825- 289.