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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 10, 1984 Father Darrell McGinn. YOUR HOME TOWN From ice cream to sour cream, Palm makes it good. Just the way we did in the good, old days, that goodness makes us the best choice today. And it;\ \ comes through in every product, every \ /#o™aa iy. time. Good. That's what we've alwyas been. Right here in Terrace Bay. Representatives locally Bill Maicoim or Micheal Souliere Wempethings amy Reeve & Council There will be a week- long Redemptorist Mis- sion at Holy Angels Church in Schreiber be- ginning October 13. The: fundamental thrust of this week of mission is to proclaim the reign of God and invite respon- se. This response en- courages and streng- thens community. The mission team will begin by preaching at all parish masses the week- end of the thirteenth and the mission proper lasts from Sunday night until Thursday night. Each service is about an hour long with a discussion after. On Wednesday there is a special celebration of the sacrament of Re- conciliation and Thurs- day is concluded with the Eucharist. " The two fathers who will be leading the mis- sion are Fr. Darrell Mc- Ginn, C. Ss. R. and Fr. Michael Brehl, D.Ss.R. . Father Darrell is a Maritimer from Saint John, N.B. He was or- dained in 1971, and spent his early years of priesthood in New- foundland preaching missions and retreats and working with the poor. In 1974 he came to Toronto to work with students studying for the priesthood. At that ' time Father Darrell also began graduate studies in Scripture and receiv- ed his doctorate in 1982. He also brings a lively interest in music to his work as a Redemptor- ist. Father Mike and his six brothers and _ sis- ters grew up in Toronto. After graduating from the University of Toron- to, he joined the Re- demptorists. Upon completing his theology studies in 1979, Father Michael Brehl Township of S Township of Schreiber chreiber Official Opening WATER TREATMENT PLANT The Official Opening Ceremonies, acknowledge the completion of construction, and the commencement of operations, of the Township of Schreiber Water. System and Treatment Plant, will be held October 11th, at 2:00 p.m. at the Water Treatment Plant. to Everyone welcome Mission at Holy Angels Father Mike worked in a large parish in St. John's Newfoundland for four years. Ordained a priest in 1980, he became involved in youth retreats and adult education. During his __ off- hours, he enjoys a game PCB Ontario is going pub- lic with a draft regula- tion on proposed mobile destruction of PCBs. A Commission of Inquiry has been appointed by the Government of On- tario to investigate pub- lic reaction to the quest- ion of mobile destruct- ion of PCBs. Mrs. Mary Munro, of Burlington, is chairman, assisted by Robert Eisen, Q.C., of Toronto, and James Britnell, of Goderich. All are members of the En- |° vironmental Assessment Board. The hearings at which presentations by members of the public -- are to be made, will commence in Toronto on November 5 and will continue in other loca- tions as necessary to en- sure that all avenues have been explored by the Commission. PCBs have been wide- ly used throughout On- tario;. improper hand- ling and disposal may present hazards to of squash or cards and loves to win! In June of 1983, Father Mike re- turned to Toronto to join the Mission Team. The Holy Angels mis- sion begins Sunday evening October 14 at 7:30 p.m. with morning Mission Mass at 10:00 a.m. Mon., Tues., Wed., and evening ses- sions at 7:30 p.m. Mon., Tues., Wed., and Thurs. Discussion will follow the evening missions 'over coffee served in the Parish Centre. A Mission marks a time of special Gospel preaching and intense prayer held periodical- ly in Catholic congre- gations. People of all denominations along with those who have no church affiliation are welcome as well. Destruction health and to the natural environment. Although PCBs are no longer pro- duced in Canada and their continued use is regulated, the challen- ge of proper disposal remains. At present there are no licensed continued on page 10 consideration. SG NOTIC Bicycles on Simcoe Plaza Please remember that riding bicycles on, the sidewalks on Simcoe Plaza is dangerous as well as illegal. Kids can help by making sure that they either leave bikes in one place, or else walk them while on the sidewalks. Parents can help by making sure their children are aware of this rule. A serious accident can be avoided with a little _ THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY oO Thunder Bay (807) 475-1331 VY, Ontario Prospectors - Exploration Companies: Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources will provide an Economic Geologist to visit, assay and advise you on the potential of any mineral occurrence you may have staked, or know the location of in the Schreiber-Terrace Bay-Marathon Areas. This service is provided free of charge. The Schrieber- Terrace Bay-Marathon encompasses an area from Nipigon east to Marathon. This program is funded by the Ministry of Northern Affairs. For Further Information Call (Collect): Bernie Schnieders or Allan Speed Resident Geologists Office' Ministry of Natural Resources Ministry of Hon. Alan W. Pope Natural Minister a John R. Sloan Resources _ Deputy Minister economics Geologist program Out of Town Guests Ernie, Fay, Ernie Jr., Lisa, Deanna & Shirley Krause, all of Thunder Bay Kim Krause of Toronto Arlene Krause, Windsor _ Victoria, Vicky, Bellan ' Dye, Brighton Michigan Jim Irwin, Waterloo David Wintefs, Toronto Mr. & Mrs. P. Wasclovich, International Falls Mr. H. Timko, Gurney Thunder Bay Mr. & Mrs. C. Kerslake Mr. & Mrs. S. Shultz Mr. & Mrs. R. Friske Mr. & Mrs. G. Kovacs Mrs, Lisa Stahr Mr. & Mrs. C. Smith Mr. G. Smith Mrs. N. Tait Mr. J. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. J. Matheson Mr. & Mrs. R. Henderson Mrs. Angela Stokes Mr. & Mrs. F. Auger Mr. & Mrs. L. Carlisle Mr. & Mrs. R. Parry, Christy & Scott Mr. & Mrs. J. Winters & Darrel Lee Mr. & Mrs. J. Doliska Mrs. J. Oakman & Amy Mr. H. Mikalus Mr. & Mrs. H. Dimmery Mrs. M. Dimmery Mrs. C. Dimmery Mrs. B.. Connors Dr. & Mrs. Welbourne Rev. & Mrs. Turner Mr. Valante Mr. & Mrs. D. Winters Mr. Don Johnson THANK YOU To Bob, Ernie & their families, our relatives, friends. We would like to express our appreciation for making our 50th Anniversary a great success. Special thanks to Jack Handel M.C., The Anglican Church Ladies, Raymond Gionet, Joe Costa, Joe Figliomeni, Evelyn Thrower, Jocelyn Winters, Clare Madge and Norma Tait, everyone who sent flowers, gifts and money cards and all those who gave the Money Tree, and our out of town guests who came to make the occasion even more special. Terrace Bay Mrs. E. Boucher & Susan Mrs. Sitko Mr. & Mrs. B. Weaver Mr. & Mrs. B. Williams Mr. & Mrs. H. Foss Mr. & Mrs. F. Bradson Mr. & Mrs. D. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. W. Kirkpatrick Miss N. Smith Bartenders Lawrence Madge Don Johnson