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Page 12, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, September 19, 1984. Big Money at Moose Hall by VIVIAN LUDINGTON Moose Hall, Terrace Bay, Thursday Septem- ber 13, 1984. This is the first time' I have ever been to a Dabber Bingo -and I may be back now that I know what I am doing. With a Jackpot of $1,000 on the first night of a new season for the Moose Bingos they had a very large turn out with approximately 250 people in attendance. With all the people there 'they had a little bit of confusion but it all turn- ed out, and things ran smoothly, with the ex- ception of the Bingo Machine (the machine that drops numbered balls out at random). It was suffering from the most severe case of in- digestion I have ever heard. Any of you that were there will reme- mber, and if you were not there you have to go, if only to hear "Gasie Gus" perform. It was nice to see some of those "Sensa- .tional Senior Citizens' out playing bingo and - selling 50/50 tickets, with the proceeds going toward the future pur- 'chase of a new van for the home. Evelyn Mac- Left Dhoto: Chris Joubert presents Mary Deschatelets (left) and Eleanor Pollard (right) with their half of the $1,000.00 Jackpot. such a large turn out _at the bingo was of course the $1,000 and the lucky winners were Eleanor Pollard and Mary Deschatelets both of Terrace Bay. They each take home $500, REGS ATC PR Ress WO ke not too bad for just sitting and dabbing. Congratulations. Chris Joubert who was responsible for the bingo wanted to thank all the people of Ter- race Bay, Schreiber and 2 EE ay. ee Se SS oS Se Se 3 * To whom it may concern "IF ANYONE" The Schreiber North Stars held their an- yk nual meeting on Thursday, September + 13th. Due to lack of interest the mem- bers of last year's executive have x} Vc decided to hold a final meeting on Tuesday, September 25th, at 7:00 p.m. *, at the Schreiber Recreation Complex. IF 5 AT THIS TIME NO INTEREST IS * SHOWN, THE NORTH STARS, WILL MORK < OFFICIALLY FOLD. ¥ tr ky e Moose (centre) Right photo: B (left) and Blanche (cent Evelyn MacKenzie. the surrounding area for the support which made the night a suc- cess and to the Moose Members who worked so very hard. Thank you all from Chris. The caller of the numbers and the keeper of "'Gasie Gus" was Phil errace representatives Augus re) share the 50/50 pot with Vannatter. The next bingo will be on the 27th of Sept.' at the Moose Hall with a jackpot of $500. So get out the Dabbers and your good luck charms and we will see you all there ... November North Shore Recreation Director 1st Annual Ringette Jamboree 24th, 25th Terrace Bay Arena There will be an open general meeting for all interested individuals. Kenzie of Marathon was oe PLACE: Board room the winner of the 50/50 Me . It's up to you TIME: 7:00 p.m. draw taking home with My; Jdhn Souliere HK DATE: September 20th her $91.00. Thank you President mK The Recreation Department wishes to oo ie pane * Schreiber North Stars "47 invite all interested citizens to attend neha ets aa 0 ees MMMM MM MM HM ot this very important meeting. The biggest reason for ~« Ble cole tran arr Rossport Inn licensed dining and accommodations serving breakfast lunch & dinner 824-3213 Reservation SCHREIBER Assorted bout st cane eae Hiking Boots Box Springs Fall Coats po iking Reg. 59.98 $44.99 | Reg. 1024.00 *9,99 | keg. 35.00 *19.99 eR : Selected Styles r Es of Boy's Fall Men's O Jackets ina Suits _| Cutlery Trays Sizes 4-6X $19.99 a oe $24.99 | Reo. 1.98 2/*2.49 off regular Reg. 24.98 prices se _ Assorted : ies a pet , Suede Boots Cook Set Winter Boots ; G b 7 pi fi. ete 19.99 | RS'S00"-- #24,99 | Reo. 34.95 *24.99 Ladies 3 childrens sz Selected styles Boy's T-Shirts Children's Baycrest 1 Sizes 8-16 $ Hiking Boots , a 3 off Reg. 8.98 5.99 | reg. 29.98 18.99 en o 179.00 : . : : regular prices ay Customer satisfaction, we guarantee it at the Bay Ss ae = ~*~ ieee Bs SSS = Sudsons Bay Company Prices effective Sept. 19-22/84