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Kids look inside for Hallowe'en Colourin Contest Terrace Bay Schreiber Wednesday, October 16, 1985 Public Library 'TERRACE BAY, ONT. POT 2WO CC eT oF ON. Vol. 20, No. 48 Serving Terrace Bay, Schreiber and Rossport 35° 75th Celebration Challenge by MARILYN MoQUIN Over the past summer the Terrace Bay Brownies participated in the Com- missioner's Challenge to "Beautify our Communi- ty".. The Brownies are responsible for the planting of: a flowering tee on Simcoe Plaza, flowering shrubs at The McCausland Hospital, flowering shrubs at Birchwood Terrace Pictured here are the Brownies that participated in the Challenge. Jessie Wilkes, Jessica Notwell, Crystal Luxmore, Jane Stewart, Morag Stewart, Amanda Burns, Kelly Rennette, Janice McCon- Senior Citizens Home and for planting flowers at the park. It was a job well done girls! On Tuesday, October 8th at the regular Brownie meeting Commissioner Pam Jones assisted by Brown Owl Kathie Notwell presented the Brownies that participated with a badge saying "Challenge 75"' for their uniforms. nell, Carrissa Pearen, Lisa Marie Cornect, Joanna Phytila, An- drea Phytila, Lindsay Davis, Meghan Jowitt, Amy Stachiw, Dyan- na Engler, and Stacey Metcalf. Local girl appointment to the National Economical Board Anne Noonan was born and raised in Schreiber. She attended Lakehead University, from there she went on to graduate from the University of Toronto in the class of 1974. Hav- ing graduated, went on to teach at the Toronto University of Hygiene for 2 years before venturing out to her present position. Ms. Noonan is currently a partner in an Ottawa-based consulting company specializing in program development and policy analysis in the Native af- fairs field. She has exten- sive experience in the public sector through her work with various Govern- ment departments, in- cluding Treasury Board, Indian Affairs and Nor- thern Development and Supply and Services. Ms. Noonan has also served as an advisor to the Assembly of First Nations and the Ontario Native Woman's Association. Granny's still quite new to Ter- race Bay, is now under New Management. Manageress, Roma Matson. Thank you from Birchwood What began as a dream, became reality in one short year. Last year we stepped out onto a very shaky limb, but as time went by we knew that limb was secure- ly attached to a very strong tree, it's roots stretching from Terrace Bay to Schreiber. Our heartful thanks goes out to Terrace Bay Legion members, and the generous Ladies Aux- iliary who made a dream of 3 yrs. hence into a special- ly equipped Brand New Bus for Birchwood Seniors in 1 short year. At this time of rejoicing and excitement a 'special thank you from us all, to everyone who advertised in the Wild Game Cook Book which was our first start on the road, to all who bought the Book, to the many organizations in the area who called to offer generous contributions, to our own 94 years old Emory Dusome, who gave what he could afford towards our new bus. To all the residents who work- ed so hard to sell the Cook Books, with the support of surrounding communities. To Birchwood Ladies Aux- iliary who helped get the Book on the road. To our benevolent benefactor Santa Claus, whoever you are for the generous donation last Christmas of $500.00. You will be very happy to know that every donation will be used towards picnic equip- ment, portable tables, special chairs, blankets, pillows, coffee and tea urns, coolers, portable B.B.Q, so many extras needed so that our people can go anywhere in com- fort and style and enjoy the years to come. You have all given us a rejuvenating boost. Let it be known that "If you wish upon a star, though it be a billion miles away, dreams really do come true." God Bless and be with you all Terrace Bay and Schreiber. Give us a toot when you see us on the road. A special need was met through a great com- munity spirit and thanks again Terrace Bay and Schreiber, everyone who made our dreams come true. On behalf of all our Residents, Joann Leblanc, activities f