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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 18, 1987 Women's League has 130 members The regular meeting of the St. Martin of Tours C.W.L. was held on Monday, November 9. The meeting was cpened with the League Prayer and was offered for the Souls in Purgatory and any of our family members who may be ill. Marg read the scripture reading. Marylyn read the minutes of the previous meeting. Diane pre- sented the treasurers' report; cor- Nickel leads Ontario mining In 1985, the total value of metallic and non- "metallic minerals produced in Ontario was $3.66 billion. Nickel was the leading mineral, with a total value of $968 million. This was followed by copper at $554 million and uranium at. $519 million. Gold, zinc and iron ore also made up major com- ponents of Ontario's 1985 mineral production. Gold production was valued at $440 million; zinc at $341 million and iron ore at $227 million. respondence was read; the con- venors reports were read. Plans are underway for a new service for our annual Christmas celebra- tion. Luigina reported we now have 130 members. Geraldine read an article from Pro-Life News. Claire has memberships for Pro-Life. Kathleen received a letter from the Holy Childhood Association, a group we save our pennies for. Carolyn read:a resolution regarding a boycott of the UpJohn Company that produces drugs that will induce abortion. As members of the C.W.L., we are asked. to. support the boycott and to choose products from com- panies other than UpJohn. Dolores, our historian, showed us our original "Charter" from 1952; Nov. 23 will be our 35th anniversary. (INCLUDING ALL SALE ITEMS) TERRACE BAY ONT.| Dolores also gave her report for the month of October. Anna reported on the recent clothing drive; 129 boxes were sent to Red Lake and 125 boxes were sent to Armstrong. Thank-yous are to be sent to Lakehead Freightways and Acnonies for their support in delivering these boxes. Mary Rose gave her report on our very successful bazaar and thanked. all who helped in any way. : Sharyn congratulated Mary Rose on a job well-done. Claire reported on the Remembrance Day Service, held Saturday, November 7. Luigina gave her report on the luncheon for the Crime Prevention Seminar; it was a huge success. A farewell gift was given to a a departing member. A Diocesan Study Day and Workshop will be held in St. Agnes Parish in Thunder Bay on Nov. 13 and 14. A letter from the McCausland Hospital regarding the proposed extended health care unit was. read. A motion was made that we pledge our support. Stella Sadowick donated a beautiful white afghan to be raf- see page 15 MIKUS FUELS Jim & Neldine would like to congratulate Burton & Moreen Phillips on the occasion of their retirement: | We will sincerely miss the competitive but friendly: business spirit enjoyed between us over the last 15 years. It is only appropriate that we thank you for your assistance and knowledge in the past. We hope you enjoy the future years as much as you enjoyed your work. Excellent relationships such as we enjoyed with you are hard to find in today's business world and it is with this in mind that we wish you a very deserved & happy retirement. Sincerest regards, Jim & Neldine Mikus You can pick up the latest issue of Busi Ontario USINESS at the Terrace Bay/Schreiber News office \ | | | i Wedding Announcement The children of Marge Robinson & David Desrosiers wish to congratulate their parents on the occasion of their wedding. The wedding took place on October 31, 1987 in xm Thunder Bay, Ontario. Witnesses were Mrs. 83) Shirley Richards of Jackfish and Mr. Jack > Chapman of White River. A surprise dinner in their honour was held at the home of Louise & Ray Bernard of Terrace Bay on November 1st. Our Best Wishes to the newlyweds. a ec Senetiiiemattiinenatiiee ate ie a ey Thank You We would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr. Bailey, Dr. Marion and the staff of the McCauslanc Hospital for our prenatal care. Also thanks to Drs. Hibbert, Lambert and Lyons and the nursing staff of the 2nd floor of the McKellar Hospital for the very excellent care we received during our stay. A very special thank you goes to our family for taking care of Shawn and for their lover and support. Daryl, Jason and Mark -------- aAty Ie 3 Sea = Se =o SS ee ge Y, m = ae geet S:- = ive ane a RETIREMENT PARTY // ee Come & Go Party as 7s in Honour of : | Burton Phillips Nov. 21, 1987 9-12p.m. \ Schreiber Curling Rink Sve + BEST WISHES ONLY 1 av a SS eae We ah ee ee 2 ae Gino and Daryl LeBlanc are very pleased to announce the arrival of their twins, born on October 29, 1987. Jason John born at 9:15 p.m., weighing 5 Ibs. 15 oz. and Mark Christonper born at 9:17 p.m, weighing 7 Ibs. 2 oz. Two brothers for Shawn. Proud Grandparents are Mr. & Mrs. Jack Richardson of Schreiber, Ont. and Mr. & Y Pee ag | Pee OS Pe oe, OT Pe oS eS ie a eee ee