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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 5, 1984 Board of Health Chairman Don Stewart (left) helps Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. David Korn, break through frozen ground during sod-turning ceremonies November 16 for the new Thunder Bay District Health Unit Building. Funding for the $2.6 million structure will come from all municipalities in the district and from the Ministry of Health. Photo by Mike Tracz, Thunder Bay District Health Unit. All Systems Go day, November 1984, at the Lake Sup- erior High School. We had a good number of The Terrace Bay Horticultural. Society held their Annual Gen- eral Meeting on Tues- 20, A Shower Thank You -- Sincere thanks to the ladies in the kitchen, and all those who served and helped in anyway at my shower. We would like to thank everyone for their lovely gifts and to all the people who contributed to the lists at the Bay and Spadoni. Thanks again Carol and Alain _ THANK YOU Bob & Brenda Campbell would like to thank everyone who made their 25th Anniversary such a special occasion. Also thanks to all those who donated food and helped in any way - your thought- fulness "will always be remembered. Terrace Bay Community Credit Union 36th ANNUAL MEETING Sunday, Dec. 9th, 1984 at 7:00 p.m. in the New Office, Simcoe Plaza coffee and doughnuts will be served Not for Profit but for Service - We are for You Please attend members present (18), especially in view of all the other meetings also scheduled for that night. Many also phoned us to offer help.even though they could not actually" attend the meeting. The slate of Officers and Directors are as follows: Peter Monks, re-elected as President; Hyacinthe Landry, re- elected as 1st Vice Pres- ident; Walter Bigelow, re-elected as 2nd Vice President; Kim Lavigne, Secretary; Marjorie Gra- ham, Treasurer. Cora Ropchan, Teresa Landry and Ted Jakubowski were re-elected to serve another term as Direc- tors. Ed McAdam, Shir- ley Rippengal, Yvonne Earle, Carolyn McLeod and Al Chishelm were also elected to serve a term as Directors. To- gether with our five current Directors (who stand down next year) Doris Walton, Daphne Monks, Roger Four- nier, Duncan MacKay and Iris Lindberg, this gives us a total of five officers and_ thirteen Directors to run our society, and will great- ly improve the way we can give service to the community. We look forward to a good year in 1985. Chilly Sod Turning Ceremony | A hardy group of health workers, _poli- ticians and press braved freezing winds last week to witness official sod- turning for the new _Thunder Bay District Health Unit building. Ontario's Chiéf Medical Officer of Health, Dr. David Korn, represent- ing the Premier and Minister of Health, and District Board of Health Chairman Don Stewart push a_ goldpainted spade through frozen turf to signal the start of construction at the Bal- moral Street site. Cost-sharing agree- ments for the $2.6 mil- lion, two-storey struc- ture call for 2/3 fund- ing by the province, and the balance from all municipalities within the Thunder Bay District. M.P.P. Mickey Hen- nessy and a number of area reeves and mayors were on hand for the field ceremony and wine and cheese gathering which followed at the Valhalla Inn. In his brief address to the shivering audience, Dr. Korn noted that this - construction start coin- cides with the arrival at the Health Unit of new health: promotion staff. The province is commit- ted, he said, to more emphasis on promotion and prevention in our health care system. Architects and con- sulting engineers for the 25,000 sq. foot building are Graham, Bacon and Welter. Local contractor Gateway Building and Supply Ltd. has now begun full-scale exca- vation at the intercity site and plans to have the building ready for occupancy in November, 1985. The new building will be an exciting design centered around a two- storey high, sky-lit atrium. Heating will be from both electricity and passive solar. Plans for air conditioning had to be _ indefinitely _post- poned in a last-minute cost-trimming measure. The Thunder Bay District Health Unit has a staff of almost eighty, and provides public health nursing, school dental visits, immuni- zation, speech and lan- guage pathology, nu- trition education, health inspection, sexually transmitted disease clinics and other ser- vices to residents of the City of Thunder Bay and communities reaching from Manitouwadge to Upsala and stretching north to Hudson Bay. The new building will slider the Unit to bring all'of its Thunder Bay offices, clinics and ed- ucational areas under one roof. Schreiber PC's Meet | The Schreiber Pro- gressive. Conservative Association met on Thurs- day November 29 at the Chimo Club. The main topic of concern was the upcoming Leadership Con- vention. Those present seem to be leaning toward Larry Grossman as the one to succeed Premier Davis. Several members will be going to Thunder Bay to hear and meet with the four contenders on Sunday and will report back to the club with their opinions. Jim Files, our candidate in the next Provincial elec- tion gave a run down on the very busy itinerary that his Letters United Church request sharing Many of you know USC Canada which was found- ed by Dr. Lotta Hitschmanova, C.C., in 1945. The USC is trusted, not only 'by the people of Canada, but by the people in the third-world countries in which we work. We are still short of our campaign target by $2.7 et | a gee! RL he RR ee a | to help men, women, and children out of their im- mense poverty and ease the pain of their hunger and hopelessness. We at the USC are aware that pockets are not bottomless, and there is even a limit to the heart's capacity to feel. Each has its own limitations, but we are appealing to you to ~ please look deep into your campaign manager Larry Dunwoody has set out for him. Mr. Herb Nabigon, from Heron Bay has been a very active campaigner for Jim and has arranged many speaking engagements throughout the riding. Because of the cn- thusiasm shown at this meeting, another is plann- ed for Thursday December 6:at 7:30 at the Chimo Club. If you missed the last meeting. don't be disap- pointed by missing the next one. Respectfully submitted, Local Club President Jim Johnson send your donation today. We promise that, no mat- ter how small, it will ac- complish a great deal of good. -- : ' As the holiday season approaches, please share with those who are so desperately looking to us for help. Raymond ven der Buhs, Managing Director USC Canada Voyageur Tales Miss Lake Superior Crowned!! by JANET CHAPPEL Chrissy McLellen of Schreiber was named Miss Lake Superior for our school on Friday November 23rd. Her title was changed from Harvest Queen to Miss Lake Superior because her duties are to be extended throughout the entire school year. Her duties include hosting school activities, rep- resenting the school body, and welcoming new students to the school. Her gifts includ- ed three roses, a box of chocolates, ear muffs and mittens. The first runner-up was Raija Liukkonen who received one rose and a necklace. The second runner-up was Kim Bryson who received a rose and a pair of earrings. Jamie _ Figiliomeni, Mike Barry and Lisa Ready presented a check of $50.00 towards Steve Fonyo's marathon. The check was donated on behalf of the students of Lake Superior High School. The remaining pay- ment for the school jack- ets is now due. Please contact Brent Bertin or Tim Wilson as soon as possible if you have not paid all ready. The jack- ets will be in during the second week of Decem- ber. : The students who or- dered a school sweater are asked to contact Mike Barry by Decem- ber Sth to confirm the price and style of your. sweater. The order will be placed with the com- pany at that time. Just as a reminder, the Christmas Dance will be held on Decem- ber 15th. It is hoped to be a band dance held at the Terrace Bay Campus Gym. The last % day of school is Friday, Dec. 21st for the morning only. i ii il : f 3 Sf gt lea] Holy jin ae; i i i ZF i a = a > BF: -- 2 [' ; & a =z i re z? rity iy ig it isi WALLWIN: November 28, Stacy, Bay Cemetery. Mr. Robert Wallwin of Terrace Bay passed away in a Thunder Bay Hospital on Wed. 1984. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223 and retired from Kimberly Clark in 1982. . Survived by his wife, Estelle, son Bob and wife Cathy-Jo, daughter Margaret Jean Wilron. Grandchildren, Cheryl and Brianne. Also sur- vived by his brothers Dan and Bill and nieces and nephews. Rested at The Community Church Terrace Bay, funeral services were held on Satur- day at 1:00 p.m. Internment Terrace Come and Shower There will be a come and go shower 'for Michele Ray, oO Bride Elect. (Groom Rene Garneaw). Will take place on Sunday Dec. 9th from 8:00 p.m. to at Anglican Church STAG and DOE THANK YOU We would like to thank everyone for making our stag and doe a wonderful success and a happy occasion. A special thank you to Bill Campbell Jr. and all those who helped in anyway. Thanks = - Alain and Carol |