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ry By Winnie Campbell The May general meeting of the Chimo Club was held on the 15th with 30 members present, and the President, Beth Macadam, in the chair. Bits and Bites By Helene Ballard Hello Folks! I hope you all had a nice holi- day weekend. The weather could have been better, but we still have summer, hopefully, to look for- ward to. Our faithful card players were here as usual and enjoyed an after- noon of bridge with the residents- thank-you for coming. We again had our monthly bir- thday party on Thursday, May 21. The hostesses were the ladies from the United Church in Schreiber. Besides a lunch of delicious chocolate cake and coffee, we all enjoyed a penny auction. The 'Birthday Kids' for May were: August Rantz, Nelson Smith., Laurie Jarvi, and Helene Ballard. Mr. Nelson Smith, who was 96 on May 16, told us he was "'Just a kid" yet. He is a wonderful cheerful man and a good example to all of us to keep up our spirits- and be aware of what is going on in the world. On Friday, May 22, it was our Bake Sale- but more about that next week. Our 'resident gardener' Cliff Barker started planting this past week- so let's hope the weather clears up so he can get more vegies planted. With the comming of nice weather, folks are busy cleaning the yards. So let's hope we all remember to use the trash cans for our candy wrappers, etc., and not to throw them around so we can have a nice clean town for visitors. Until next week, this wee 'joke'-. One teenage boy to another: *'I had a long talk with my fatier last night about girls. He doesn't know anything abaout them either." "Au Revoir" Weight watchers spelling success How do you spell success? Many Terrace Bay residents are learning to spell success a new way. They have become part of an enthusiastic Weight Watchers Group which meets every Thurs- day evening at 7 p.m. in the Pentecostal Church, 12 Terrace Court. Members are learning new eating habits, making some behaviour changes, and enjoying losing weight, which are all results of the Quick Start Plus Program. Doreen Scott, area manager, was in town recently and is pleas- ed with the success of the local group. Christine Broughton, who is in charge of the meetings, is begin- ning her third session and'is hap- py with the success of the local group. : She extends an invitation to everyone interested in losing weight to join them. For more information call 1-800-461-2246. Jerroge Bay The secretary's report and the treasurer's report were given by the Secretary, Helen Jartus. The Card Secretary reported sending many Get Well cards out. In hospital are Gino Caccamo, Mima Duggan, Mrs. Cataford, and Bill Gerow in McKellar Hospital; Red Murphy in Port Arthur General, and Ann Etches and Marg Tiboni at home now. : Also a sympathy card was sent to Dodie Cosgrove on the passing of her sister. A Get Well Card was sent to Jack Noonan in Ottawa Civic Hospital. Fred Harness reported on the CF Telethon held on Mothers's Day from the Chimo Club, and thank- ed all those who had worked so hard all day, especially Eva and Alex Gordon; Betty and Martin Ryan, Skip and Ken Davis; Irene Harness and Beth Macadam. Fred Harness also gave the Bingo report for May and the two winners were: Theresa Martin and Mrs. Dobush. Mr. Al Slater reported on the Membership and that there were at present 149 paid members, and five new members since January |, 1987. Members were reminded of the Church Service on Sunday, June 14, and to meet at the Chimo Club no later than 9:30 a.m. for the ser- vice at St. Andrew United Church at 9:45 a.m. The annual picnic was schedul- 'ed for Neys Park on August 12. Birthday members were Russ Macadam and Mary Ihnatko. An interesting film on Hawaii was shown while the ladies were preparing a delicious lunch, after which games were played. Shuf- fleboard winners were: Ist, Myra Holmes and Celia Valentino; 2nd, Beth Macadam and Dorothy Plourde- Bridge winners: Al Slater and Alice Sparks. Mrs. Muriel Shewfelt and friend Dale Harden and daughter from Echo Bay were visitors at Mrs. Marg Nesbitt's. Mrs. K. Corbett. and Vivian Moon Jr. from Thunder Bay visited Mrs. Eleanor O'Connor. Get Well to Isabel Borutski, Mime Duggan, Gino Caccamo- Red Murphy in hospital. Welcome back from hospital Mrs. Cataford. Highlights of Holy Angels' C.W.L. regular monthly meeting Fr. Peter opened with a prayer and Carmel Zborowski gave the scripture reading. Janet Moorey read the minutes and Jeanette . Howard gave the treasurer's report. 10 GOV 32 - 1982 to 1985 Automobiles, 4 door sedans, 8 cyl., auto., P/B & PIS (Chevrolet, Ford(FORMER O.P.P. CRUISERS) 9 - 1980 to 1984 Automobiles, 4 door sedans, 4,6, and 8 cyl., auto., & manual, P/B & PIS (Ford, Plymouth, 11 - 1976 to 1983 American Motors) Pickup ¥2 Ton, 4,6, & 8 cyl., auto., & manual, gas & diesel powered, (Ford, Chevrolet & Dodge) : c Cabs, 8 cyl., 2 - 1979 to 1982 Final, PIB & PIS (Dodge, Chevrolet & Ford) Dodge Ramcharger, 4 wheel drive, 8 cyl., auto., P/IB & P/S Dodge, Window Van, 8 cyl., auto., P/B & P/S Chevrolet Van, 6 cyl., auto., PIB & P/S 5 - 1978 to 1982 1 - 1982 1 - 1984 1 - 1979 G.M.C. Jimmy, 4 wheel 1 - 1981 f drive, 8 cyl., auto., PIB & PIS Ford Bronco, 4 wheel drive, 8 cyl., auto., PIB & PIS Dodge Truck, 5 Passenger, °4 Ton, 8 cyl., manual, P/B & P/S G.M.C. 3 Ton, Dump Truck, 8 cyl., manual, P/B & PIS, with Electric Hydraulics : 1.21877 1 - 1973 1 - 1976 Ford, 4 Ton, 8 cyl., manual, P/B & P/S Chevrolet 4 Ton Dump, 8 cyl., manual, PIB & PIS, with Electric Hydraulics, snow plow hydraulics mounted on truck G.M.C. 4 Ton with special body, 8 cyl., manual, P/B & P/S, with Earth Auger, Truck mounted, 6 cyl., engine Dodge 5 Ton, 8 cyl., manual Trans., air brakes, with mounted King Seagrave Sander, with spare Dump Box Ford 5 Ton, 8 cyl., manual, P/S, Air Brakes, with full Frink Hydraulics, and dump box 1 =1975 1 - 1975 1 - 1973 1 - 1974 1 - 1975 Wednesday June 3rd, until time of sale. Further information may be obtained from: | TERMS AND CONDITIONS: result in forfeiture of deposit. All pa) transporter. . 1- Lot > AS \ ve PUBLIC AUCTION USED CARS, TRUCKS, VANS, FORMER POLICE CRUISERS AND MISC. ITEMS TO BE HELD 10:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY JUNE 3, 1987 AT THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATIONS YARD WALSH AT MOUNTDALE AVE. THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO 1 - 1970 Boat, Holiday Starcraft, 1 ft., aluminum, Capacity 1500 Ib., 'with 1975 Calkins Boat Trailer Boat, Holiday Starcraft, 18 ft., aluminum skiff, 4 cyl., with 1974 Volvo Penta Inboard/Outboard Motor 115 H.P., and 1974 E-Z Trailer Boat, Jupiter Starcraft, 16 ft., aluminum, with 70 H.P. Johnson, and 1979 Calkins Trailer Boat Trailer, E-Z Loader Swamp Buggie, Bom- bardier, Chrysler Engine Tractor, Riding Garden, Single cyl., auto., with snow blower attachment Snow Machines, 2 cyl., (Everest and Futura) 1 - 1969 1 - 1974 1 - 1966 1 - 1974 5 - 1980 to 1981 - Weed S , (Friend Fade with Kohler Engine) . Welder, (Airco with 4 -10r4 Kohler Engine) 1 - 1962 Generating Plant, Diesel Powered, 6 cyl., min., 20 kw. 2 - 1980 Snowmobile Trailer 1 - Lot 1981 to Catculators, (Olivetti) 1985 4 - 1958 to 1977. 1a' tioctne, (Oltvettl and Smith Corona) Kardex Files, 10%"' 1 - Lot of 3 wide and 12%" wide ve Buildings, dismantled, and stock piled, 16'X32', Panel Prefab Constructed 1 - Lot Misc. Parts (Interna- tional Komatsu, and Case) Misc. Parts: Trackpads, Hydraulic cyl., etc. = Misc. Massey Ferguson, 1 - Lot Mower/Tractor Parts Graders, class 6, 4 cyl., PIB & PIS, (Wabco and Champion) Pi Loaders, 2 - 1967 and 1968 Falaueeee care PIS 2 - 1959 to 1967 Items may be inspected at the above location from 9:00 A.M. To 4:00 P.M. June 1st, 2nd, and E.G. Reguly, Head, Purchasing and Supply, Thunder Bay, Ontario. 807/577-6451 Ext. 292. Each item will be sold without warranty on "AS IS" - "WHERE |S" basis. Vehicles will be sold without a safety Standards Certificate and without licence plated. A DEPOSIT OF ($100.00) OR FULL PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF THE BID, whichever is less, must be paid on each item at the time of sale. Payment must be completed and items removed within five (5) working days. Failure to comply will Ets must be "CASH, CERTIFIED CHEQUE, MONEY OR BANK DRAFT" MADE PAYABLE TO THE "TREASURER OF ONTARIO". Vehicles can only be removed with (a) a Dealer's licence plate (b) another F'rovince's licence plate (c ) proper towing or car RDER EMPLOYEES OF AN ONTARiO GOVERNMENT MINISTRY, AGENCY, BOARD OF COMMISSION, SHALL NOT BE ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE EITHER DIRECTLY OR ASSISTED BY THIRD PARTIES. AtL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS POSTED AT PLACE OF SALE. Ministry of Transportation and Communications Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, May 27, 1987, page 7 Winnie Campbell is keeping us informed Resolutions Convener, Georgette Cebrario, read a report on the importance of women in the Church. It was announced that Suzanne Mulligan is our new education con- vener. She wil give the high school bursary and distribute the bibles to the Gr. 8 graduating class. The scriptual rosary will be said Wednesday evenings during the month of May. Moved by Norah McGuire and seconded by Georgette Cebrario that we continue to give newlyweds a complimentary membership. Mary Gentile volunteered to co- ordinate the monthly meeting com- mittees. Call Mary if you would like to take a month in the upcom- ing year. Gloria Harris was the guest speaker at this month's meeting. She is a family resource worker in- volved with the women's crisis centre in Marathon. Her talk was certainly eye open- ing and there were a lot of ques- tion asked by the ladies present. Kay Furyk's group served a lovely -- luncheon. Carmel Zborowski won the centre piece raffle; Norah McGuire guessed the number of nails in the jar and San- dy Larivee-won the Lucky Chair. Next month's meeting will feature a jewelery fair with the pro- ceeds gong to the Scarborough Missions. Plan now to attend. Help Wanted: Convener for the Confirmation Luncheon Organization Convener -Community Life Convener Christian Family Life Convener CWL representative on Parish Council Do you qualify? See President Teresa Stortini. 1987. NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BYLAW BY THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER TAKE NOTICE That the Council of the Township of Schreiber passed a By-Law 87-6 on the 12th day of May 1987 under Section 39 of the Planning Act, 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the By-Law by filing with the Clerk of the Township of Schreiber, P.O. Box 40, Schreiber, Ont. POT 2S0, not later than the 15th day of June 1987 a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the By-Law and the reasons in support of the objection. An explanation of the purpose and effect of the By-Law, describing the lands to which the By-Law applies, and a key map showing the location of the lands to which the By-Law applies (or, alternatively, an explanation as to why a key map is not provided) are attached. The complete By-Law is available for inspection in my office during regular office hours. Dated at the Township of Schreiber this 20th day of May (Aud. Gohthier Clerk of the Township of Schreiber EXPLANATORY NOTE TO BY-LAW 87-6 PASSED MAY 12, 1987 The zoning By-Law Amendment, will permit the construction of a Summer Cottage in an area now designated rural, in the Walker Lake Area as detailed on the sketch below.