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Page 2, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, March 13, 1985 By HELENE BALLARD A warm hello to all of you, I hope everyone was able to "weather" the winter storms since my last visit to your homes via the Terrace Bay News. Last Wed. night I thought part of Birchwood was going sailing in Lake Superior, I guess it sounded worse than what it was but from - my room it sounded as if everything was going to shake loose. Well March is a bad month for this so all we can do is "'batten down the hatches, hold on to your hats -- and false teeth and wait for nicer weather."' We have several events for March here at the home. First off will be our St. Patrick's Tea March 16th from 2 p.m. to4 p.m. There will be a door prize. I hope all those with Irish blood in them and those who wish they were Irish will come to the tea. This ole Gal had an Irish mother which makes me half Irish although I don't know which half, but I'll be wearing something green anyway. The next event on our calendar is a "card night"' March 25th at 7 p.m. There will be bridge, crib- bage and ramoli, also there will be door prizes. A tas- ty lunch will be served by the ladies auxliary. Price of admission is $5.00 per per- son, $20 per table, persons over 60 is $2.50. The pro- ceeds going towards the purchase of a new bus so how about getting up 'a table of friends, come over and enjoy yourself while Schreiber Scribbles Again from Schreiber this week, Marg Harris, Susan and Isabelle Bourtski have just returned from Florida on their holidays and said the weather was great. While they were in Florida, Mrs. Lil Thibeau went to visit relatives in Cartier and had a wonder- ful time. She too is now home. Birthday celebrations went to Mrs. Austin Cosgrove (Dodie) who turned 80. Many relations showed up. for this big party. The Town Hall also had a party honouring Mr. and Olde time dance By M. SARANPAA As* part of the Kin- Karibou Karnival 85, the Girl Guides of Canada, sponsored the event to pro- vide an opportunity for parents to join their ' children in an evening of 'fun and music. Waltzes, polkas and modern rock were provid- ed by the excellent sound of the Lake Superior High School Stereo Club. - Group dances such as Virginia Reel, Alley Cat, and the Bird Dance had everyone up on the floor. Individual prizes were awarded to Jeff Mikus and France Maltais, for the spot dance, Renee Kaizer won the broom dance, Phoenix Mask and Pam Deutscher for the alphabet dance, Jeannette Fournier and Mitch Bolduc for the hat dance, and the best rock dancer was David Kaizer. Refreshments were sold at Olde Time prices. A gift certificate for a pizza for the family with Mrs. Kowalchuk. They are being transferred to Sudbury. Get well wishes go out to Marg Gerow and Ann Etches who are in the hospital. Our sympathy to Marg Tiboni on the death of her brother Hector. The Schreiber Ringettes recently held a raffle for three great prizes. The winners were: Lynn Boon, Jacky Imbeault, and Pat Bourguignon. Congratula- tions girls. Mr. D. Krueger of Thunder Bay won a side of beef that was put on by the Lake Superior Regiment. the largest number of fami- ly members in attendance was won by the Kaizers - Dave, Cecilia, Stephen and Renee. Proceeds were donated to the Canadian World Friendship Fund. They promote understanding and friendship amongst coun- tries that have Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. helping our cause. : Tickets for this can be bought at the Chimo Club and here at Birchwood. Please _pur- chase your tickets before the 25th. Hope to see a nice crowd of folks here. We will have our mon- thly birthday party for the residents who have bir- thdays this month. It will be on the 21st when we will again enjoy one of Leo's yummy cakes. I hope he takes the calories out. At this time we would like to thank the Legion for their donation of 2 dart boards, and to Peter Gilbert for putting them up in the rec room. Our residents are really enjoy- ing their dart games which gives us one more reason for living. We are grateful to the townspeople for their thoughtfulness on our behalf. I would like also to say "'thank you" to the gentlemen. on _ their snowmobiles, there are still a few who roar by but for those of you who did the same thing but have stop- ped, our grateful thanks. Now we can sleep much better without the noise you see, just a bit of considera- tion for your fellow man sure can pay off. I was so happy about this that I had to put in this "thank you."' . My bite this week is on- ly a "puppy bite" but I have had several people ask me why I am getting crab- by in my old age, well Iam not, but when folks ask me to put in a "'bite", I feel I must, after all that's the name of this column. Every week, and before I write I always. check out the bite and talk it over with my peers, so please don't think I'm cross because I still like to joke and laugh, my sense of humour is still with me. Until next "week remember, "If we do not have all we like in this world, we must like what we have."' r Help your Heart... Helo your Ee Heart Fund ep St. Patrick's Bingo Thurs. March 14, 1985 Moose Hall, Terrace Bay $1,000.00 Jackpot Must Go doors open at 6:00 p.m. Bonanza 6:30 p.m. Regular Bingo 7:00 p.m. People wearing Green will be eligible for door prizes. A = 6 Mountain ° RIBSIN BHICMEN exe THE NORTH AMERICAN RAGE Yooll come btstd us al Twin Spot Restaurant Schreiber, Ontario 824-3300 Below is our regular menu . . . Open Sun. - Thurs. 7-11 Fri. & Sat. 8a.m. -2a.m. TAKE OUT MENU ... Clip & Save 824-3300 Mountain Marriage | 2 PIECES OF CHICKEN WITH RIBS, COLE SLAW, TATERS, ROLL 5.75 Taste Tickler 1 PIECE OF CHICKEN WITH MOUNTAIN TATERS 1.49 CHIMNEY SWEEPS Rib Dinner MOUNTAIN STYLE RIBS, TATERS COLE SLAW & ROLL Chicken Snack 2 PIECES OF CHICKEN WITH MOUNTAIN TATERS Towne Cinema Call 825-3771 The Lobby 825-9281 7.65 2.50 Ribs Only Mountain Dinner . WHOLE RACK OF MOUNTAIN 3 PIECES OF CHICKEN, ROLL STYLE RIBS MOUNTAIN TATERS & COLE SLAW 7.75 3.70 *Etficiont Half Mountain Little Mountain Bi oe 15 SUCCULENT PIECES 9 DELICIOUS PIECES = OF CHICKEN OF CHICKEN 825-3824 10.60 7.15 Mountain Taters Whole Mountain 20 MOUTH WATERING PIECES SMALL MEDIUM LARGE OF CHICKEN 75 1.50 2.50 13.45 YOUR HOSTS The Birch Family's Special Prices for Parties & Catering