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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, December 19, 1984 by WINNIE CAMPBELL The Chimo Home Bingo was won by Mrs. 'Cash, Schreiber and Mrs. Laura. McDonald, Terrace Bay. Get well to Mr. Smart, Mr. C. Boon, Jr. Marg. Gerow, Helen Wallace and Mr. Noonan. The Women's Insti- tute met for their reg- ular meeting in the Town Hall Dec. 11th with 12 members at- tending and Mrs. Dora Weaver presiding. Mrs. Irene Harness read the minutes of the last meet- ing and letters. The Ode and Mary Collect was recited. The thought of the day by C. Todesco was "Christmas joys come to everyone as we practice Hope and Hap- piness to others at Christmas and through- out the year', and the Motto by Ann was Hope and Joy naturally springs in our hearts at Christmas time. Current events were _ many. Mr. Schroeder re- covering from the heart transplant, Seaway Tie- up, Eatons Strike, CPR Christmas memories Cabooses to be taken off, and Ontario gives 1.1: million dollars to fight drought in Ethio- pia. Ethel Nesbitt has her RN, Mrs. Todesco and Mr. Fred Harness received Medals. Winnie-card secre- tary gave her report on get well and B'Days and anniversaries. Ann Todesco gave her Treasurers Report' and Mavis read a paper on Agriculture and Can- adian Industries and ex- plained about ToFu cheese. The meeting closed with the Queen, then on to the voyager for a turkey Christmas supper, then' we went over to the Colling- wood's for the evening with games and lunch and gifts. Next month will be plans for the New Baby. The Grace Baptist Church held _ their Christmas Turkey Sup- per in the Church Hall with many attending. Rev. J. Johnson thanked all who helped and wished everyone a Mer- ry Christmas and Happy 'Luck Supper a oy Christmas ; Store Hours Moores of Terrace Bay ' Churchley Jewellers Terry's Sight & Sound Dec. 12 to 14 - 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. * Sat., Dec. 15 & 22 - 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. P -. Closed Dec. 25 and 26 90 days. interest FREE no payment until March Suite TERRY'S SIGHT & SOUND Furniture Section Downstairs! Bedroom Suite and Waterbeds Furniture arriving weekly | WRAP IT UP FOR CHRISTMAS will be closed Christmas break Dec. 23 - Jan. 2/85 New Year. Mr. . Morris presented Rev. with a gift from the Congrega- tion. The Anglican Church held their Christmas Pot in the Chimo Hall. Many at- tended and exchanged gifts with Santa Claus. Mrs. Ern Hucul is here' from Thunder Bay visiting her Mom, Mrs. O'Connor. F 'Mrs. Alice Clavelle has returned from vis- iting relations and friends in Edmonton. As I decorate the Christmas tree With treasures ever dear My thoughts are of my loved ones The folks no longer here The funny little old Santa We've had for many a year I place near the top of the Christmas tree As I shed a foolish tear The holiday season is wonderful We're as happy as can be But my heart does ache for the touch of a hand Of the folks we no longer see The lights and silver tinsel Thee angel on top of the tree Bring memories of Christmas past And the folks who were very dear to me. From Winnie "Boxing Day."' The Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay \V ae Proclamation-- Boxing Day Holiday By and with the consent of Council, as Reeve of the Township of Terrace Bay, | hereby proclaim that Wednesday, December 26, 1984 shall be a holiday in the Township of Terrace Bay, known as Dated at Terrace Bay this 19th day of December, A.D. 1984. Dave Speer Reeve