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'age 4, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 21, 1984 The Terrace Bay-Schreiber News 'is published every Wednesday by: Petia. Laurentian Publishing Co. Ltd., Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ontario. POT 2W0. OpuU2LtoNn Telephone: (807) 825-3747. ae . EDITOR AND MANAGER.............---02002000225 00 Karen E. Park EDITORIAL ASSISTANT .........-------+-2-0 007: +esess Lynne Badger ADVERTISING SALES......... SO Seer are are ee Sharon Mark PRODUCTION MANAGER..........--------- er _++++++++Mary Melo Volunteerism ... DEADLINE: Friday NOON : Subscription rates: $12.00 per annum (local); $18.00, per annum (out-of-town). Second Class Mail Gu. the Canadian way Registration No. 0867. Ah ... the Volunteer. Someone that this country of ours couldn't do without. Volunteers literally run this country, town. If it wasn't for the volunteer many things wouldn't be here. - There wouldn't be a recreation committee to see that each and every one of us is kept amused, many interested people out there. Pardon me ... many are interes themselves ... "It's about time that Terrace something in the form of celebrations." "'It's really wonderful that Ollie Chapman has thought of something great for this town." of July weekend. Yes ... that's what we need. Here's a list of proposed ideas that Councillor Chapman has come up with. If you want to see any of them followed through, and let her know what you wish to see. .© a two bar-b-q at the beach e a '"'Julyfest" Golf Tournament © a Parade with a contest for floats and a children's birthday party ° an Art and Craft Show ¢ Puppet Shows for children ¢ an Open House where past and present residents of Terrace Bay can get together and mingle e a Youth Dance (with a live band) © a Talent Show Night athletic, occupied and all of the other things that recreation is meant to do. Thete wouldn't be any Brownies, Girl Guides, Scouts or Cubs for our kids to go to. There carnivals, social events or anything else of any Community News in this newspaper to speak of. But Think of the things that volunteers do. devoted to volunteerism in Terrace Bay, .Without them, the towns would be addicts. The kids would have nothing to do, Volunteers certainly are an intricate part of town of Terrace Bay is looking for just that type of needed to plan for and organize the upcomin Week" celebrations that Terrace Bay so deserves. But the wouldn't be any dances, winter that nature. There wouldn't be that's not all. Think of the hours of time that are Schreiber and also Rossport. dead. The people would be boob-tube not to mention the parents. today's society. Right now the person. People are g 25th 'Birthday re aren't that ted. Many are sitting back saying to Bay got off their duffs, and did Yes folks, it is nice ... it's really great ... BUT ... we need more than interested people. We need people who want want to make sure that Terrace Bay is given wh; volunteers! Individuals who will share who will donate of their time, a few hours. Individuals who want to see one hell of a birthday party take place during to help. We need people who at it well deserves. We need their thoughts and ideas. Individuals the last week of June into the first please contact Ollie this province, and yes, this 150 years ago, They are the gu anchor : by PETER MONKS We are often asked questions about our faith these same questions our prophet, and beliefs. To answer seer and revelator, Joseph Smith, about penned these Articles of Faith as the Lord directed him. Articles of Faith idelines that we live and worship by today. of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints The Godhead: 1. We believe in God, the Eternal Father, and in His Son, Gospel. First Principles: the Gospel are: first, Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ; second, Repentance; third, Baptism by immersion for the remission of sins; fourth, Laying on of hands for the gift of the Holy Ghost. Authority: 5. We believe that and by the laying on of hands, b Gospel and administer in the ordinances thereof. etc. Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost. Responsibility for sin: 2. We believe that men will be punished for their own sins, and not for Adam's transgression. Z Salvation: 3. We believe that through mankind may be saved, by obedience to the Atonement of Christ, all the laws and ordinances of the 4. We believe that the first principles and ordinances of a man must be called of God, by prophecy, y those who are in authority to preach the - 6. We believe in the same organization that existed in the Spiritual Gifts: 7. We believe in the gift of tongues, prophecy, revelation, visions, healing, interpretation of tongues, etc. God : 8. We believe translated correctly; we also believe the Book of Primitive Church, viz., apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers, evangelists, the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is Mormon to be the word of Revelation: 9. We believe all that God-has revealed, all that He does now reveal, and we believe that He will yet reveal many great and important things pertaining to the Kingdom of God. Christ's Reign on and in the restoration of the Ten Tribes; American) continent; that Christ will reign person that the earth will be renewed and re Freedom: 11. We claim the privil according to the Earth: 10. We believe in the literal gathering of Israel that Zion will be built upon this (the ally upon the earth; and, ceive its paradisiacal glory. ege of worshipping Almighty God dictates of our own conscience, and allow all men the same * a bicycle rodeo privilege, let them worship how, where, or what they may. * a Birthday Dinner and Dance Obedience to Law: 12. We believe in being subject to kings, presidents, ° the Taiwan Twinning rulers, and magistrates, in obeying, honouring, and sustaining the law. ¢ a visit from the Thunder Bay Pipe Band e an air show of the Skyhawks © a levee and much, much more. This is just a sample of what will take place if there are enough people out there who are interested in assisting Ollie with her ideas. The local Union plans on getting involved with a wide variety of events. They are looking at organizing a 'lumberjack' competition plus numerous other features. Other organizations are invited to represent themselves. The more ... the merrier! Search for Truth: The chaste, benevolent, virtuous, say that we follow the admonition all things, we have endured many things, things. If there is anything virtuous, praiseworthy, we seek after these things. Joseph Smith ° Plans are now being made to hold an initial meeting of the "'Birthday Week Celebrations Committee" and this is scheduled to take place on Thursday, March 22 at 7:00 p.m. in the Conference Room If you would like more information on this very worthwhile venture, at 825-3289 and tell her what you would like to see. Make this "Birthday Week" one to remember. I have but one simple wish for | all of us today. I fervently hope that it is warmer -- a lot warmer -- -- when you read this ... than it is . as I am writing it. I just checked the outdoor ' thermometer a few minutes ago. . Twenty below! Twenty below in | the middle of March is daunting | enough for the most durable of ; Northerners -- but I'm in an) especially vulnerable state right | now. I just got back from a tiny ' jewel of a Caribbean island called ; Antigua, where kids toss coco- | nuts instead of snowballs and the | only ice you'll find is floating in | tall, frosty glasses of pina colada. Twenty below this morning! ' Just two days ago I was sipping a : at the Rec Centre. or if you are definitely interested in helping out, then give Ollie Chapman a call Antigua fun port. The temperature there was 9S. Above. We had quite a contingent. 'pina colada in the Antigua air- | ~ Eighteen Thunder Bonians in our ' platoon, and we picked up two | more while we were down there. Or perhaps they picked us up, it ' doesn't really matter. We swam . and sailed and shopped and sunned and generally pigged-out ° on various and sundry tropical : delights. Antigua is a grand place to indulge in that sort of things. It's a mere 108 square miles of mountains, palm trees and rain forests ... all rimmed by beaches of eye-squintingly white sand. \ | ' I'd like to tell you all the bad | things about Antigua too. About how it's hideously overcrowded, about the snakes and the alliga- tors and the guerrilla bands with submachine guns hiding out in the mountains Antigua isn't crowded. There are ... but I can't. . about 40,000 more people in the _ city of Thunder Bay than there ; are on the whole island. And ; Antigua has no alligators - no snakes even. As for guerrilla' warriors, the closest thing to a military operation I saw in two weeks of touring the island was a cricket match between two teams -- sorry, "sides" -- of native schoolchildren, all decked out in © traditional whites. Oh yes, that's another plus for | Antigua. As an ex-dependency of | Great Britain, Antigua's mother tongue is English. Sort of. Actually when two Antiguans talk to each other it' sounds like Bob Marley at double- , speed in an echo chamber -- | virtually incomprehensible. But when they speak to foreigners, like you and me, they slow it down to a waltzy, lilting, Harry Belafonte pace that even the most rhythmless North American ear can take-in. Even the money was simple. One Canadian greenback buys you two EC (Eastern Caribbean) dollars. They have five-dollar bills, ten-dollar bills, twenty and Good Life: 13. We believe in being honest, true, and in doing good to all men; indeed, we may of Paul - We believe all things, we hope and hope to be able to endure all lovely, or of good report or This Week 4 Chuckle Better to have loved a short man, than never to have loved a tall? hundred-dollar bills -- not to mention five, ten and twenty-five . cent pieces, just like us. Ah, it was a wonderful two | and it lasted right up weeks ... until the moment the Air Canada flight attendant opened the fuse ~ lage door at Thunder Bay airport and a good old, Northwestern Ontario, late winter, gale-force breeze hit us all flush in our sun-tanned faces. Don't get me wrong now -- I'm . not complaining. I'm glad to be home. Honest. I'm just having a little trouble adjusting, that's all. But I'm "re-acclimatizing", bit ' by bit. For instance, I haven't whimpered for nearly an hour now. And next week I'm going to 'try typing my column without. wearing ski mitts.