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Page 6, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, November 27, 1985 What's Going On The Thunder Bay-based Canada Taiwan Friendship Association will once again be organizing a high school student exchange with Taiwan. Last summer nine students from across Northwestern On- tario spent two months living with Chinese families in Taiwan and learning Mandarin-Chinese. All high school principals have been sent details of the program. A slide show, followed by an information meeting, will be held in: Terrace Bay on December 14, 7:00 p.m. at Terrace Bay High School, Room 104. All residents of Terrace Bay are cordially invited to come and see the slide show, which is entitled "Life In The Other China." Refreshments. Enquiries contact: Gabriel Fritzen. Bits and Bites Hello Folks! Well we sure had a nice snow storm so I guess if anybody was scared of not having snow for Christmas rejoice! it's here. This snow serves to remind us to be extra careful driving, it's better to take some extra time then to drive too fast and end up in a nasty accident. It's starting to look like To all those who supported me so generously, to all those who gave me their vote, and to my wife, Prisca, and family, My sincerest gratitude. Bill Houston Christmas here at the Home our very able craft room lady, Joan LeBlanc has been busy with her "Elves" making nice decorations for the residents to hang on the door of their rooms. This will give a festive look to our Home along with the tree and other Christmas decorations. Due to the weather con- ditions Wednesday our card playing friends were THANK YOU An Invitation to 'the Residents of THE TOWN OF SCHREIBER & THE TOWNSHIP OF TERRACE BAY to attend an open meeting to be held at the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre Wednesday, November 27th at 7:00 p.m. At this informal meeting we plan to provide you with an overview of the Heart and Stroke Foundation, give you an idea of our various programs, find out how we can serve your community, and enlist your assistance in forming a local Heart and Stroke Foundation group. Speakers for the evening will be: Sally Nelson -- Regional Public Education Representative for the Heart and Stroke Foundation Barbara O'Brien -- Door-to-Door Chairperson Speaking on Volunteerism Refreshments will be served Please try to attend ' > 1d There are so many ways for people to support their Ontario Heart Foundation by Helene Ballard unable to come for bridge and they were missed by our residents, sure hope to see you all next week weather permitting. On the 21st we had our p monthly residents birthday party for our two "Birth- day Kids" - Lea Cormier age 82 and Felix Legault age 81. Our hostesses were the ladies of the Moose. We all enjoyed a few games of Bingo after our cake and coffee. We would like to thank these Ladies for their work on our behalf. At this time we would like to wish all our friends at Costa's Grocery on the occasion of their 25th An- niversary. Our heart felt congratulations and_ best wishes for many more years serving the folks in our town. We had a real cliff hanger last week when our residents engaged in a shuf- fle board tournament and our super winner was William DePerry, also we have 2 real good pool players and now that we have a new pool table these gentlemen want to challenge both the Legion and the Moose for a game of pool how about it guys, any takers? I am sure we will have a good time. If you are interested and would like to set up a game call Joan LeBlanc. We will look forward to this. Maybe some of you folks saw an item in the Terrace Bay Brochure in the Tourist Centre about Birchwood along with a picture of one of our residents - Bill Dodds sit- ting at the front entrance playing his violin. Once more getting Birchwood in the news which always helps people get to know Wish Your Friends or Customers a Merry Christmas CHRISTMAS GREETINGS for the Special Edition of the TERRACE BAY-SCHREIBER NEWS must be submitted by . Dec. 10/85 5:00 p.m. Christmas issue will be available Dec. 18/85 contact me: 825-3747 For assistance and/or ideas Gigi 1 fs what Birchwood has to of- fer and how life can be in- terested and full even in our "Golden Years". Our senior Bowlers are doing well also, last week August Rantz bowled a 600 game, how about that? Once more I want to thank all of you who were so kind to help us in our need for egg cartons but we are now well supplied for some time so until such a time as we run out again could I please ask you to not bring any more until further notice? Again our heartfelt thanks. Looks like we have no Bites lately, well maybe that is a good sign that all is well with our world. If you have any please let me know. Until next week remember gals, It's not the four legged wolves you have to fear, it's the two legged ones. So long. j ee Schreiber Microwave Cooking Course Schreiber Parks and Recreation in conjunction with Confederation Col- lege are hosting a Microwave Cooking course on Saturday, December 7th, 1985 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Art Room of the Recreation Complex. Learn the secrets of Microwave Cooking to save you time and energy. This six hour workshop will show you how to organize, prepare and cook nutritious foods in your microwave. Included in the recipes you will sample a roast, chicken, lasagna, vegetables both fresh and frozen, egg dishes, desserts, candy and more. Lots of ideas to help you become a magician with your microwave. Deadline Recreation News to register is Friday, November 29th, 1985. For more information contact the Recreation Office at 824-2317. Children's Christmas Crafts The Recreation Depart- ment is. offering a Children's Christmas Crafts program under the instruction of Donna Mikeluk on Saturday, November 30th from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. The workshop will offer a variety of crafts for children ages 7 to 12. If enough interest is shown Ms. Mikeluk will run a craft program for the children in the new year. Registration is limited to 16 and deadline is Wednes- day, November 27th at 5:00 p.m. For more infor- mation contact the recrea- tion office at 824-2317. Minor Hockey Meeting Please note the regular monthly meeting of the continued on page 8 THANK YOU To everyone who supported me at the polls and especially the people who helped out on my campaign. Congratulations to Mike, the newly elected coun- cillors and trustees in Schreiber. 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