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Page 14, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, April 20, 1983 'THUNDER BIRD CRAFTS ORIGINAL INDIAN HANDMADE SANT e MOCCASINS eVESTS eFUR HATS ~ CO-D. CUSTOM ORDERS ACCEPTED DIANE DAVIS OWNER MAIL ADDR. BOX 398 POT 2WO BB renee 25-9599 by WINNIE CAMPBELL The Women's Insti- tute met in the Town Hall on April 12. Ten members were present and Mrs. Dora Weaver presided. The Ode and afi) eet Mary Stuart Collect Pace ais - were recited and the Thought of the Day was 'Stimulate your Mind so your Brain will res- pond.' Rodil Call was payment of Dues. The Motto was given by Mrs. Todesco: "When we have good memories of loved ones they never die'. Current events in- cluded the Schreiber Cal... ee 345-2307 © Appliances by Hot Point, Inglis, Jenn Air, Etc. (Phone 824-2354 -@ RCA XL Colortrack TV © A complete Stock of Brand Name Furniture Tues.-Wed.-Sat. 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Thurs.-Fri. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Mondays CVINRGEN = 6 ae BUSINESS DIRECTORY B.J. WELDING & SNOW PLOWING Bob Jeffery 825-9341 24 HOUR FURNACE SERVICE Phil's Burner Service Furnace Installation and Service P.O. Box 532 Schreiber, Ontario INSURANCE Auto - Fire - Casualty Life NOTARY PUBLIC DONALD G. BENO Phone 824-2666 Schreiber TERRACE BAY CLEANERS Drycleaning & Laundry Phone Terrace Bay 825-3336 Schreiber 824-2639 SUPERIOR ALUMINUM Alumin & Vinyl Siding Soffit - Alcan Thermalside Fascia - C.H.I.P. Approved Shutters - Seamless Eavestroughing Awnings - 5 colours of heavy duty storm doors and windows 5 Years Workmanship Guaranteed Phone 824-3428 R.O. i.m. dodick OPTOMETRIST 1119 Victoria Ave. Phone 622-7726 Thunder Bay Laurentian Wallpaper Midtowne Hardware & Building Supplies Glidden Paints Loewen Windows & Door Units. 312 Manitoba St. Phone 824-2183 Campus decision, postal rates, floods, Barney Clark's new heart sur- gery, electronic mail and Inco's return to work. The Minutes were read and approved. The Financial State- ment was satisfactory and the auditor's report was excellent. The Bake Sale was a success and thanks go to Vi and Win for helping, and to all who donated. Corres- pondence was read by Anne Todesco. A letter from Mrs. Pjamaki was read on programs, planning and short courses. The Card Secretary reported that two cards were sent for birthdays and anniver- saries. A paper was given by Mrs. Josephine Hube- lit about 'Life on Light- house Keeping'. It was very interesting. A box of apples were sent to Birchwood Terrace for Easter. Many recipes were given for the new Brides Book. A Penny Auction will be held in Women's Institute meets May in the Town Hall. Gifts were brought to the Cancer Cupboard to be sent to Thunder Bay. The election of officers was held and Mrs. Dora Weaver was re-elected. Mrs. Salter was elected Vice-President and Myrtle Gordon 2nd vice- president. Anne Todes- co was elected Treasur- er. Next month will mark the Schreiber Wo- men's Institute's Sé6th Anniversary. The meet- ing ended with the sing- ing of 'God Save The Queen.' Ross appointed to LPH McCausland Hospital Administrator Don Ross has been appointed by the Ontario Minister of Health to the new Com- munity Advisory Board. The purpose of the Com- munity Advisory Board is to develop and main- tain effective avenues of communication between the Lakehead Psychiat- ric Hospital and the communities it serves. The Board will also as- sist in promoting com- munity awareness and understanding of men- tal health issues and the role of the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital as well as providing a forum in which commu- nities can affect the management of the hos- pital in order to best meet local needs for psychiatric. Ross will be one of the twelve members of the new board which pro- vides broad representa- tion from all of North- western Ontario.. The board is one of seven being set up across On- tario in conjunction with psychiatric hospitals. The members of the Community Advisory Board for the Lakehead Psychiatric Hospital were appointed by the Minister of Health after receiving nominations from the Thunder Bay District Health Council and the Kenora / Rainy River District Health Council. Men's Slow Pitch league The sport of Slow Pitch Baseball will be offered in Terrace Bay this summer if we re- ceive enough respon- se. Slow Pitch allows the opportunity for all 10 team members on -the field to be part of the game. There is no slow or dead position in the field. The game con- sists of 7 or 9 innings and the Rover (10th player) is used. The pitch is underhand and must be arched higher than the batter's head at the same time during delivery. There will be an open general meeting to- night, Wednesday April 20 at 7:00 p.m. in the Conference Room of the Recreation Centre to discuss set up of this league. The League is open to any male 18 years or over, who is not plan- ning to participate in the Men's Fastball League. If you wish to partici- pate or enter a team, please attend this gen- eral meeting to get the league off the ground. It can be a lot of fun as a get together with the guys, once or twice a week. Call Terry at 3542 if you have any quest- ions before the meeting. Let's hear from you - now is the time to get going with summer acti- vities. We can't help without your help oNTAR ist to, Fo 4 OF ABILITY FUND WORKING WITH PHYSICALLY DISABLED ADULTS MNEs e Auto & 824-2639 825-3335 Zap's Plate Glass Box 256 Schreiber, Ont. Sales & Installation Pick up & Delivery April Specials Rear Truck sliders Installed $85.00 Gary Gusul Agent Mutual Life of Canada Simcoe Plaza, Terrace Bay Bus. 825-9430 Res. 825-3756 Life Insurance Annuities R.RiS;P: Mortgage Insurance Group Benefits & Retirement Plans Tiiden Rent-a-car Service Spadoni Bros. Ltd. Cars & Trucks, daily, weekly, monthly & long term leasing. Call Larry at 824-2043 OSAM DEVELOPMENTS LTD. Custom Built Homes Electrical Work Complete painting - plumbing Small and Major Repairs Concrete and Masonry work Call anytime 825-9231 Residents are asked to place their rubbish close to the road side, in proper containers where possible, to permit easy access for loading. TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY SPRING CLEANUP The Council of The Township of Terrace proclaimed the week of May 9th to 13th, 1983 as 'Spring Cleanup Week". 83 Bay has Owners of old cars on residential property that wish to dispose of same should contact the Public Works Department at 825-9016. W. Hanley Clerk Co-ordinator Township of Terrace Bay