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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 21, 1984 Rossport Notes Brandons of Terrace Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gerow, Mac Hubelit, Mrs. Angela Stokes, Mrs. Gloria Knorr and family Ernest Krause, Mrs. Ida Cliff and Miss Mary McEwan all of Thunder Bay besides many relatives and friends from Schreiber and Rossport, and son Micheal of Edmonton. Assisting the dinner hostess was Eleanor King, Kathleen 'Bouchard and Debbie MacLean. Presiding at the punch bowl were Cathy Gerow, Laura Legault, Lorne Molinski, and Dan Legault It was a very pleasant event where many old residents, former residents and friends met and chat- ted with each other and helped Gilbert celebrate his retirement. The Members of St. Berchmen's Altar Society met Thursday evening at Mrs. Prina Gerow's home for their November meeting. Following open- ing prayers led by the president Beverly Legault, the minutes of the recor- ding secretary were heard and passed for adoption Continued presented the financial statement. Letters and thank you notes were read and filed. Plans for the Mini Bazaar and tea were finalized. The event will take place on Dec. Ist in the Community Hall. The ever popular Cake Walk will be run off so come and win yourself a homemade cake. Tea will be served. Hours from two to four- thirty. Following the general discussion period regarding the church upkeep the an- nual organization's Dinner Meeting was planned, which will be-held at Mrs. Doris Legault's home. Following closing prayers luncheon was served by Mrs. Gerow. Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Ken- ney were business visitors to Thunder Bay recently. Mrs. Anne Todesco has returned from Port Arthur General Hospital. Mrs. Mary Schelling is home from McCausland Hospital at Terrace Bay. Mrs. Hilda Mushqush has left to visit her daughter Dell at Dryden and her son Peter and family at Sioux Organizers of the Seminar on Alcohol in Recreational Fa with the response from local groups. (left to right) Ken Moffat, Addiction es were pleased™ Research Foundation, Ollie Chapman, local organizer, and Marg Thom- son speaker. Report next week. Photo by Vivian Ludington. A Look at Northern History by VIVIAN LUDINGTON A Bicentennial Book, A Vast and Magnificent Land, was first seen by the public at an official ceremony, by invitation, in Thunder Bay and Sudbury on October 30, Mrs. Doris Legualt ae 1984. Terrace Bay Classified Schreiber Ad wanted to buy. Deadline P.O. Box 579 All Classified Advertising is Pre-Paid Paid 25 words 2 weeks *4.00 .20 per word after 25 Household items, pets, sports equipment, appliances, clothing, -25 words 2 weeks *5.00 ' 20 per word after 25 Automobiles, trucks, boats, motors, recreational vehicles, property, for rent, motorcycles, child care services, musical equipment, wanted to buy, each item. Cancellations - Corrections Please check your advertisement for corrections. No Credit will be issued for any cancellation, once an ad is ordered, it is considered to have been published. Terrace Bay, Ontario, POT 2W0 Policy Deadline for all classified word ads is 12:00 noon Friday preceding publication. Classified ads are paid in advance or mailed to Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ont. POT 2W0 or dropped off at the News Office in Terrace Bay or at Fig's Texaco in Schreiber. Mail Order Form Today Mail Cheque or Money Order to: The Terrace Bay-Schreiber News oT aS 6 uo dae arw 6 6 9 Mapele 866 6 oie 4 eg mene Fie 8 e967 8 oes * pW agers Pe ee eT SS OR et Sc SG Se el As ae tee ee pte, ce SS Gran es a ere tere ee ee NE RE ee een a Ce das aa FRE ge 20 ey aan @ Tage Go's cee ee sie Meek S50 ee tenet fete. Ane 0 6 6 Di ng peeceng A aaa Ore 9s ae poem we Rare 888 e988 88 SY ee The book traces the development and growth of the northland from a very interesting past to the present day happenings. It was co- published by the two Northern Universities, Lakehead University of Thunder Bay and Laur- entian University of Sudbury. Many people contributed rare photo- graphs, drawings and other unique historical documents which showed that the north- land has a rich and colourful heritage. Each of the Ministry's have been loaned or donated a total of more than 3,000 photographs. (Some have not been used). The Book has 224 pages of interesting facts and photos of the north. I, as a new comer to the area, was very in- terested to read and see the rich and wonderful history you natives of the north have from the first to the last chap- ter. Some of the rare photos that you will see are of, trappers and In- dians in the area, young Sturgeon Falls trappers in the 1920s specialized "in muskrat, racoon, fox, and skunk. By this time beaver had almost dis- appeared from Northern Ontario. Beaver trap- ping was forbidden until. 1932, when a govern- ment program to re- stock beaver was suc- cessful enough to allow trappers to take ten beaver each. The New Liskeard athletic team, the Alerts, was organized in 1932. One team mem- ber, Mary Vanderfleet (Gaydon), competed in the 100-yard races and the relay at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games. The Alerts com- peted in the British Em- pire Games and the Canada Games in- Hali- fax. There are so many things to see it is hard to know where to start, to tell you about this great book. | Complimentary copies of the book will be given to all high schools, public libra- ries and museums in the region. If you wish-to- order one for yourself or give one as a beautiful Christmas gift, get in touch with your public library as they have the order forms and infor- mation. Happy reading, I know you are going to enjoy the experience. Curling in 3/th Year The 37th season of the Terrace Bay Men's Curling Club was started this year. The executive for the 1984-1985 season is: B. Bagdon, President. K. Johnson, Past President. G. Pattyson, Treasurer. L. Legall, Secretary. L. Johner, B. Gilmore, M. Serre, °C. Desrosiers, G. Donaldson, and D. Wehery are all Directors. J. Davis and T. Hay are Trustees. The executives have the following addi- tional responsibilities: Bonspiel chairmen - T. O'Neill and T. Hay, Membership - L. Legall, G. Pattyson, Bar Chairman - K. Johnson, Draw Master - Men's L. Legall, Mixed - M. Serre, Publicity - T. O'Neill, Ice Chairman'- C. Desrosiers, i Prizes - T. Hay, House and Rules - B. Bagdon, K. Johnson, Sales - J. Davis, Northwestern Rep. - G. Donaldson, Jr. Men's Curling - B. Bagdon and D. Weberg, Annual Mixed Spiel - L. Johner, Mixed Spiels - L. Legall, L. Johner, Parties - B. Gilmore, Reporter - L. Legall. The men's league has _ PUBLIC NOTICE Parking Restrictions Residents are hereby reminded that by-law 277 as amended provides in part as follows: PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON ALL STREETS "No person shall park or stand a vehicle on any Highway under the jurisdiction of the Township of Terrace Bay in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or with the clearing of snow from the Highway from the 1st day of November to the 15th day of April between the hours of 12 a.m. to7 a.m." started out with thirteen teams. They are skipped bys= 1.2.0 Neill," /R- Hamilton, B. Churchley, M. Stark, D. Dubreil, K. ° Seidel, R. Smith, P. Belliveau, K. Johnson, J. Chapman, B. Harper, B. Bagdon, L. Webb. It is the intent of this report to ac- quaint you with the teams in the following weeks and to keep you posted on the activities of the Men's Curling Club. INSURANCE Before you buy LET'S COMPARE Maybe we can save you some money on: e AUTO e HOME - LIFE Call: DAVE LAMBERT Insurance Agencies Thunder Bay, CALL NO CHARGE 1-800-465-3916 2 we YORK ° FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY