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Rossport Notes Sailboat Must be Moved by Anne Todesco Miss Lorraine Seppala accompanied her mother Mrs. Esther Seppala of Thunder Bay to Toronto on a business trip the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bain have returned from a holi- day. in Vancouver. Some hunters from the Sarnia area were fortunate to obtain a moose and a deer by bow and arrow recently. Mrs.. Bill Hubelit visited her mother Mrs. Mary Boudreau in Timmins the past fortnight. She was ac- companied by her daughter Mrs. Patricia Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerow, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Legault have return- ed from Timmins after at- tending the funeral of the late J. Boudreau. , Wednesday evening the Local Service Board met for the annual meeting in the Rossport Community Hall. Alex Krystia chaired the meeting. The new board members elected were Lester Legault and Gerald Maenpaa. Beverly Legault was rehired as the ' Secretary-treasurer. Other committee chairmen will be appointed at the next meeting. Miss Jane Greer of Nor- thern Affairs, Marathon was present. Lester Legault was elected custodian of the back end hoe which can only be used through the proper procedures of ren- ting same from him. Some people thought they could just help themselves to its use at anytime. The Rossport Water Associa- tion purchased it for Rossport usages. During the summer there-was a pair of geese in our harbour with their 13 goslings. No one ever located their nesting place but they' visited the harbour each day, came up on the lawns for grass and wandered about the sandy beach accepting food from people living along the shore, even from a per- son's hand. They were pets of the villagers. Some may Schreiber Scribbles have flown south but more than likely some went into the roast pan. It was brought to the attention of the meeting that three came back and a couple of young persons from Schreiber shot them from the dock. After much discussion the board decided to write the MNA to pass a by-law for- bidding people to hunt from the docks ... very dangerous, especially with boats in and out or an- chored in the harbour. Another surprise for Rossportites was that the Parks Board was notified to relocate the little red and white sailboat from its pre- sent site at the entrance to Rossport. It drew much at- tention and it gallantly just sat on the rock as if ready to sail off to nowhere. It was sitting on crown land which the park committee spent many hours clearing. After preparing-the loca- tion, the stand was erected atop a rock and rests in a cement base. Patsey Campbell did the painting of the vessel. Juris by WINNIE CAMPBELL Mr. Laurie Furlonger is here visiting his mom and __ relations and friends. He comes from Ottawa. Eirene Harness has returned from the Soo after visiting relations. Mr. and Mrs. King- ston are here visiting and reminiscing about the town after 30 years. They. found a big dif- ference. They come from Kingston, Ontario. Mrs. Eva Stokes is visiting Jack and Helen and friends. She is from & c/o P.O. Box 148 Schreiber, Ontario POT 2S0 phone PROJECT MAYDAY requires COMMUNITY PROJECT WORKERS for a 7 month contract position on a part-time/full-time basis TO CO-ORDINATE A PROJECT RESEARCHING WOMENS NEEDS IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES one community project worker is required for each of the following: Marathon, Terrace Bay Applicants should have experience in gathering and compiling information, inter-personal skills, a sincere interest in womens issues, a familiarity with their own community and must be willing to travel to monthly meetings. (bilingualism an asset) " Applications to be submitted in writing before October 31st to: PROJECT MAYDAY DISTRICT COMMITTEE For further information 824-2867 Thunder Bay. A Memorial Service was held in the United Church for Mr. Archie McColeman. Many rel- atives and friends and senior citizens from Schreiber and Terrace Bay attended. The CHIMO home Bingo was won by Win- nie. The next. one will start next month. The baby of Allan Lavigne and Carol, Ash- ley Karyn and Ryan Noel, son of Colleen and Ted Winters were bap- tized on Sunday at St. John's Anglican Church. Rev. Bill Le- Grand officiated. Friends of the Lavignes were invited to Terrace Bay for a delicious lunch. Father Michael Brehl and Father Darrell Mc- Ginn held a mission at Holy Angels Church for a week. It was some- thing we shall never forget. . Father Peter ,Groulx and many others 'assisted. 'Mrs. Helen LeBlanc has returned from Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cosgrove and family at- tended the wedding in Winnipeg of Catherine Cosgrove. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Webb have returned from visiting relatives in Thunder Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Huard from North Bay are vis- itors at "Mom" Huards and other relatives. 345-2307 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 24, 1984, page 5 Zdanovskis did the repair- ing of the boat and built the sail for it. It cost con- siderable money for all this work. Now it has to be put within the park somewhere. Rossportites hope that it will be located Rossport Geese. in a conspicuous spot as it is a conversation piece. Permission was given to locate it at the entrance of the village. The board even built a breakwater wall on the beach. It was announc- ed that it was dangerous to people crossing the road to admire the little sailboat. No accidents have been. reported yet but committee members are hard at work trying to remove it from the cement bed atop the rock cairn. Business Directory . "WE GIVE A CARE" FURNITURE & APPLIANCES South Court St. at Fort William Road Thunder Bay, Ont. 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