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Page 2 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Wednesday, July 12, 1989 By Anne Todesco Holidays & Visits Mr. and Mrs. Peter King of Sudbury are holidaying with the Eugene Gerow family. Fishing has been excellent this past week. Chuck Hutterli's Chucky's Charters fishing boat guests has the reputation of bringing in the largest fish this season. One of the Eric Samp, son of Rudi and Leslie Samp, Terrace Bay, graduated Magna Cum Laude from Lake Superior State' University, Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, on May 21, 1989, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Automated Systems Engineering Technology. Eric was the recipient of the Outstanding Student Award for the Automated Systems Engineering Technology Program. He has received a graduate research assis- tanceship from Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois, where he will be pursuing a Master of Science degree in Manufacturing Systems. Attending convocation were his parents from Terrace Bay and his sister, Brigitte, and uncle and aunt, Douglas and Maxine Wright, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. guests aboard hooked a 23 pounder this week, while Ray Kenney's American tourists aboard caught their quota ranging from 14, 12, and 8 pounders. Mr. and Mrs. Park hail from Minneapolis, Minn. and have been regular visitors here for 28 years. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Brassard attended their son's graduation from St. Patricks High School in Thunder Bay on Friday. May and Piezze. Lemier had his mother, sis- ter and husband and baby of Sherbrooke, Quebec visiting them the past week. Rose Renaud has returned from visiting her mother in Atikokan. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Speers have arrived home after holidaying with relatives in Germany and touring other European countries. Welcome home Briget and Dave. Wendy and Charles Todesco of Hearst visited their grandmother, Anne Todesco. Other guests were her nephews Arthur and Scot Wi By Winnie Campbell Get well wishes to Mrs. Esther Birch and Mrs. Schelling. Our deepest sympathy to the Cooks on the passing of Mr. Ray Cook. Mrs. Retta Pearson has returned from Winnipegosis after attending the graduation of her granddaughter Colleen Kachur. Mr. and Mrs. Redins attended Come & Go Shower A Come & Go Shower will be held . at Holy Angel Parish Hall on Sun., July 16 from 8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. in honour of Tanya Prebushewski Everyone Welcome! Douglas of Thunder Bay. Romeo and Kathleen bouchard have left to reside in Nairn, Ontario and to holiday at their summer camp at Dalton, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Legault of Thunder Bay visited their son Daniel and other relatives here the past week. . The Nick Bains visited rela- tives at the lakehead during the week. Judge Geirge Paradice of Sioux City, Iowa, has arrived for his 39th fishing holiday at Rossport. He is in his 93rd year and a spry old gentleman who wears glasses only for reading and walks daily to his office each working day. He fishes daily in a small boat him- self and does his own cooking and enjoys washing his face and hands in the cold water of Lake Superior in a pool near his dock. Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Barry, May Lemire and Bill-Joe Keeting were business . visitors to Winnipeg, Man. over the week- end. Scribbles the graduation of their son and also visited sister Monica Greengrass in Peterborough. Mrs. Vienna McLellan and Elma Haapa attended the gradua- tion of David Archer in Thunder Bay, the Vienna's grandson. A surprise party was held at the home of Lorraine and Leonard Huard in honor of their 25th anniversary. Friends and relations attended. Also, they were presented with a moncy tree and a beautiful cake. Also, Sandra McLeod from White River, Muriel Shewfelt from Echo Bay and Dale Harton from the Soo attended. Rev. and Mrs. Johnson have returned from their vacation in Saskatchewan. 'School is out so mom can have a rest for a couple of months. Jeff McCanna is home on holi- days from Toronto visiting his parents. Thank You We would like to thank our families for the wonderful bar-b- que, gift and evening on our anniversary. Thanks to Joyce, Terry, Clinton, Glenn & Terry Jr., Judy, Jim, Breanne & Bryan. Jack, Madge, Jessica & Jackie. Joan, Steve & Tasha. Sandra, Dean, Jaime, Terry & Danny. Daryl, Gino, Shawn, Jason & Mark. Tim & Nelson. Special thanks to Jack Jr. for being desig- nated driver. Also to Judy & Jim for holding it at their house. And to the Grandchildren for the lovely flowers. This yearly family get together means so much to both of us especially this year when everybody was home for it. It's wonderful to have such a loving and thoughtful family and we love you all. Dad & Mom Grandpa & Grandma Guess who's birthday was July 9th? Memories An interesting item appeared in the Rossport monthly newspaper -- regarding the Women's Institute Hall. Most of the copy is more or less correct. It was built in 1929 with the Molinski Bros. taking on the contract headed by Joe Molinski the manager. Tt was built in record time with. the lumber purchased from the Molinski Bros. contractors - cut dried and planed when needed. Charles Todesco sold the hard- ware required at wholesale price, such as nails and locks. Glass for the windows, doors etc... were purchased from the Thunder Bay Lumber-Co. as well as the siding. All painting, scrubbing and clean- ing doe by the ladies. With unrest and wars in Europe, the members decided to disband after a year-and-a-half. The group had one ambition and that was to have a community hall in the village. When Mrs. Todesco Remembering the Rossport Hall came to reside in Rossport she was invited to their last meeting. During discussion about dis- banding, she encouraged the ladies themselves to keep on for a few more years and maybe their dreams just might come true. The result was they formed another executive headed by Mrs. Todesco. At the time they had the sum of $33 in the bank. So to work we went finally saving. Collections, donations and enter- tainments managed to gather the sum of $700 and had the hall started and built before winter arrived. We were fortunate to have a promissory note backed by Fred Gerow and had all our debts paid up in three years time. That took in the dirty thirties and hard going. Our first chimney appeared to not like the cement holding the bricks so we tore it down, cleaned Continued on page 6 The Lion's Club Auction was held to raise money for the Lifeline project. A total of $7,000 was raised. Above, Bryon Cassie presents the $7,000 cheque to Gertrude Cotton. Photo by Dave Chmara THANK YOu Many, many thanks to Dr. Wilkes and the staff at McCausland Hospital for their help and kindness during my recent stay there. If any one from Port Arthur General Hospital reads this, please accept my gratitude for your help also, especially the ambulance driver and paramedics. For family and friends in the past month there are just not 'enough words to express my thanks for their support of myself and "the home front". God Bless you all! Mary Hubelit Thank you I would like to thank all the people who donated to Spadoni's and the Bay Also special thanks to those who put on the shower. Thanks again April Beaulieu Birth AnnoinGement Mike & Lorrelie are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Leslie Kara Kurylo Born June 21, 1989. Proud grandparents are Joe & Lorrain Desaulniers of Terrace Bay and Bill & Doreen Kurylo of Welland, Ontario. for my wedding shower. ° Thank you We would like to send special thanks to Sue Fairservice and Mitch McLaughlin for their help and support through our marriage and also thanks to womens ringette for serving the supper. Thanks again, Mr. & Mrs. C. Beaulicu