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Scott Chalmers Retires Approximately 210 Kimberly-Clark employees and Terrace Bay/Schreiber townsfolk, colleagues and friends of Scott Chalmers and his wife Margaret, gathered at the Schreiber Recreation Centre last Fri- day to pay tribute and say goodbye to a couple who in only a few short years have endeared themselves to one and all. Arriving in Terrace Bay in the spring of 1980, the Chalmers immediately joined in to the social ac- tivities in town, especially the curling and golf scene. Known locally as a man who personified the term ""gentleman", Scott was an enthusiastic contributor to the town and company events and his role in help- ing to guide the Communi- ty Church will not' be forgotten. Those who attended the "do" in Schreiber were treated to a buffet supper followed by an entertaining look at the "highlights" of Scott and Marg's years in the area, as told by Al Chisholm, M.C. for the event, with artwork assistance by Kevin Cocks. Following this humorous rendering of their life in Terrace Bay, the fun continued as Marg was presented with a cookbook of recipes and witticisms from her friends in town. Denise Groman, only half-jokingly, sug- gested that Marg publish the book so that all who contributed could have a copy. : The surprise of the night occurred when __ the Chalmers' daughter, Anne was the next "gift" presented. She had flown in secretly from Ottawa and was visibly a most welcome addition to Scott and Marg's enjoyment of the evening. Following Anne's §ar- rival, Scott was presented by Lucille Kodila with 2 pictures which had hung outside his office for many years and which he was known to admire greatly. THANK YOU We wish to thank our family for taking us out for a wonderful supper to cele- brate our 50th Wedding Anniversary. Also the many friends and neighbours who came to the house congratulating us on our special occasion. And special thanks to my sister Nellie & Joe Molinski from Vancouver B.C. who phoned' and wished us happiness. Marg. & Dave Nesbitt _ THANK YOU We would like to take this time to say how much we appreciate the love and support of all the residents who con- tributed in so many ways to help make the celebration of the marriage of our mother Clara (nee Gould) to Cliff McDonald a success. Love Nancy & Gail Stan Cano, on behalf of the Technical Department brought to light and solv- ed Scott's predisposition for having his hands in his pockets by giving Scott a pair of pants with sewn up pockets and, in recognition of Scott's prowess as a Technical Department golfer, further presented him with a miniature put- ting green trophy complete with club and special golf balls, the likes of which on- ly Technicall personnel are familiar with. Frank Hurley, on behalf of the U.P.I.U. Local 665 contributed to Scott's retirement wardrobe with a cap and T-shirt emblazon- ed with the Union's logo. Scott's secretary, Susan Hay, was pleased to give "Scott a memento photo album of many of the K- C'ers with whom Scott had worked, and Bill Love came forward with a Safe- ty Award Jacket as a way of saying thanks to Scott for his efforts in that area. As the final gift of the evening, Walter Groman presented Scott and Marg with a beautiful amethyst clock mounted on an engraved plaque. Obviously moved by the presentations and outpour- ing of kind feelings shown to he and his wife, Scott thanked all present for making the evening and their life in Terrace Bay a happy memory in all ways. Scott them promised to return this winter to bonspiel with his team and to renew acquaintances. The remainder of the evening comprised a dance, interjected with an olde-fashioned sing-song with Fred McColeman on piano and Pam Jones on maroccas. We wish Marg and Scott a long and happy retirem- nent in Baltimore, Ontario. Schreiber Public Library Mrs. Betty Ann Klassen presided for the October meeting of the Schreiber Public Library. Librarian Mrs. Billie Anne Saarinen and Mrs. Teresa Stortini reported on the book exchange from the Regional Library Ser- vice, Thunder Bay. Our shelves are well stocked with a variety of reading material, including books in French, Finnish and Chinese - books on crafts, home decorating as well as the ever popular mysteries and westerns. Librarian also reported on our book buying which in- cludes many of the most current titles and are now on the shelves for our patrons to enjoy. A most successful children's programme was held in. the Library by author Robert Munsch with a very Bood turnout at 9:30 in the morning. Those attending the Christmas decoration workshops held in the - Library found it a very worthwhile time with many new ideas for home decorating. Mrs. Donna Mikeluk reported on the children's Library Workshop she at- tended, and reports on the Regional Library Con- ference were given by Teresa Stortini and Billie Anne Saarinen. All agreed these were very wor- thwhile meetings. Once again the popular story hour is being organiz- ed and plans are well under - What's Going On This Week Terrace Bay Women's Friendship Centre. Each Friday 9:20 to 11:20 a.m. at 12 Terrace Court (in the basement of the Terrace Bay Gospel: Assembly). Terrace Bay Public School will be having Career Week, November || to 15th for the students of Grade 8. Editor's Note: This new weekly feature is a community service. If your group, organization or church has anything to contribute please call or drop in by: Fri- day 12:00 noon, which is our deadline. f Birth Announcement Pam & Les Paradis wish to announce the arrival of their 3rd child Dylan William Born November Ist, 1985 weighing in at 7 Ibs. 4% 0z., a brother for Tanner & Jasmine Department. Schreiber Fire Department wishes to express their sincere ap- preciation to the "Riddell School Reunion Committee" who organized a very successful reunion in July, for their generous donation to the Schreiber Fire ; Thank you very much Shown here is the President of the Legion Auxiliary, Adelaide Beaulieu with the Provincial Coun- cil Membership Shield. Which is a first for Terrace Bay. It was presented by the Legion Auxiliary District Commander, Audrey Adams of the Fort William Legion, Branch 6. way to hold the first one on Wednesday November 20th from 2:00 to 2:45. Plans are also being made to have one on Saturday afternoon. Watch for fur- ther notification! A Community survey is being undertaken by the Library to help the Board fulfill. the needs of our readers. Please take time to fill out the questionnaire if you are contacted by a member of the staff or board. Christmas films will be available at the Library during the pre-holiday and holiday season for use by organizations or individuals. HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO THANK YOU Thank you to Dr. Bailey and the Nursing Staff of the McCausland Hospital for the fine care we received during our stay. Pam & Dylan Paradis - Insure your home Insure your life It's a tact that more homes are lost through the death of theewner than through tire Insure that vour home is completely protected For lite insurance. call' Mary Cashmore Terrace Bay, Ontario 825-9152 é Of CANADA Get your life in shape.