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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 31, 1985 _ sits anc by Helene Ballard by Helene Ballard I hope everybody is rested up after the week long celebrations in our neighbourhood town of Schreiber. I have heard so many glowing accounts of all the different events and I understand the parade was a big hit with everyone. A lot of long, hard work went into this project and ali the other events so I say '"Well Done Schreiber" and Best wishes for another one hundred years. Before I go on here I want to publicly thank a good friend of Birchwood, Addie Beaulieu. This thoughtful person came to the Home the morning of the parade, saw that our residents had no transpor- tation to the parade so she took those who wanted to go, who by the way all got to ride on the Senior Citizen Float. When Addie arrived in Schreiber, she found out there was no driver for the float so again she offered her services and in spite of a "Pit Stop" for a flat tire, she did a wonderful job of driving so to you Madame Beaulieu, "*A Big Thank You."' I guess by now most of the visitors have all gone home again and we are left with beautiful and happy memories. The residents of Bir- chwood received a very lovely floral arrangement from Sherlee McQuaig who was here visiting her mother Inaz - we thank you very much Sherlee for your thoughtfulness. That was some storm we had last week and no doubt most of you folks saw the tree that blew down across our driveway, well we can't blame anybody for that, it was "An Act of God," and we thank Mr. Joe Marcella who was kind enough to come and saw - the tree up so it could be removed from _ the driveway. If anyone wants to "Teach an old dog new tricks" it's time to start now so 'your pet will be ready for our dog show in Sept. - more about this later. It sure is nice to see our town so nice and clean and the trash in the cans where it belongs. This goes to show you it can be done if we all help, so keep it up folks and show the many tourists who come through here how proud we are of Terrace Bay. I have been told that I am a "fussy old lady on this matter but I don't think so."' Seems we have no bite this week, guess all our bites took a holiday so I'll leave you with this little bit of advice. "Life's a mirror, if we smile, Smiles come back to greet us, If we're frowning all the while, Frowns forever greet us." I would also like to print this letter I received: Dear Mrs. Ballard: I would just like to say ae Se ee how much I enjoy your weekly column in the Ter- race Bay Newspaper. I look forward to reading it the most. I was wondering if you could help me out with a "Bite." My "Bite" is for people who keep their dogs chained outside day and night all year round and NEVER take them for a walk. I see many of these poor animals around town and it makes me furious! These people should realize who they are and at least, take their dog for a walk around the block once a week. Believe me, they will sure appreciate it. And if these people are too "busy" to do even that, then at least let them off the chain once in a while to run around the yard. I would really appreciate, if you would print this "Bite" some time Mrs. Ballard. Sincerely a young sym- pathetic dog lover. P.S. Thank you and keep up the good work! Until next week. Au Revoir. 'by Winnie Campbell My Gosh, My Golly, It's You Week Congratulations to Schreiber on their 100th anniversary. There are too many names to mention. It was really wonderful to meet so many people. Congratulations: to all the committees and the town people for all their ef- forts in making this homecoming a big success. People came from all over. Thank ycu to all the peo- ple who donated prizes. The paintings by the school children and the painting _given by Otto Herriot McCuaig to the Chimo Club. Local Arts and Crafts. People poured in at the Rec. Centre and Chimo and Library and schools with all the photos of long ago. Susan Johnson's pain- tings. Kinnettes and Kinsmen serving hot dogs and pancakes delicious. Floats were many. Costa's grocerteria won first prize, second went to Spadoni's and third went to C.P.R. locomotive. The dancers were something we shall never forget and also the singers from the church groups. There were balloons all over. Fish Der- by was great. Butch St. Jean won the spiking contest. C.P.R. pancakes were * delicious. The weather was just O.K. for some of the peo- ple who came from the heat. Hope you all watch- ed the Mile Long Sundae. Also the fireworks. Reeve Harold Fisher was presented with a pen- dulum clock from the C.P.R. to the Township of Schreiber by the superintendents D. Gilmore and Geo. Lengyll. Jack Stokes and MLA Gilles Pouliot were in attendance. I figure there were around 2 thousand people all at the celebration. Wine and cheese and a "cake" which was the largest I have ever seen, was delicious. It was something we shall never forget. Jack Handel and Flora Bryson were proclaimed "*Citizens of the Year."' Our deepest sympathy to the McParlands on the passing of Gordon McParland, also to the Rileys on the passing of Mom Sutherland. Get well in hospital to Jessie McCanna and Ron Birch and Mrs. Vienneau and Mrs. Needham and Hobden Spikula and Helen Wallace. Guess What's Back Do you remember when you used to dress up when you were a little kid. You and everybody else thought Voradth. Welcome back to you dressing up, and way to go girls you're right in style with the rest of us. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Kaitlin & Jaime are thrilled to announce the arrival of their baby sister Brittany Colleen on July 12, 1985 weighing 8 Ibs., 8 oz. Proud parents are Karl and Chery! Glad. Pro- ud edgy cha are Ivan & Earline Johnson and Nor- man & Colleen Glad. A very special thanks to Dr. Bailey and the nurses at the McCausland Hospital. It's time to talk business dressing up went out of style with the hool-a- hoops, yo-yos, and bobby soxs and you never thought they would come back. Well guess what hool-a- hoops, yo-yos, and bobby sox are back and so is dressing up as shown to us by Deanna Desaulniers, Nina Voradth, Kathy Voradth, and Joanna Cancer can be beaten. CANADIAN | SOCIETE CANCER CANADIENNE SOCETY DU CANCER 4] Visit us August 2nd, 1985 Ruth Peterson will be at the Cosianna Inn, Schreiber, Ontario Please give. @pNnDd OPEN), August 1, 1985 G Lynne Wong would like to announce the Grand Open- ing of her New Salon, 305 Scotia St., Schreiber. An FBDB representative will be in your area soon. Come and meet him or her. There is no obligation and no costs and your business can gain a lot.from it. If you're looking for financial aid in the form of loans, loan guarantees or even selling an equity position in . your business, come and discuss it with us. We have experienced counsellors who can help you plot a course for growth and success for your business. And we can provide you with direction to get government assistance, both federal and provin- cial, as well as other vital information. For an advance appointment, call: (fomerly Granny's) with opening specials Lynne would like to welcome her old customers as well as her new customers. ae? Perth DRYCLEANING SERVICES PHOTO PRINTS -- TERRACE BAY TRAVEL REST -- SCHREIBER Sizz'Tin Summer Sales July 29 to August 10 Pants, Slacks, Sweaters, Skirts - $1.99 2 piece Suits, Dresses, Raincoats - $4.49 Pillows Cleaned, Feathers Sanitized & New Ticking - $5.49 Ps nnes Wares ty \ Oe 2 licensed hairstylists/barbers to serve you Lynne & Stephanie 905 Victoria Avenue East, P.O. Box 878, Thunder Bay, Ontario. 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