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= Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 12, 1986, page 5 Hospital Auxiliary to raise money for ECG machine by Marilyn Chisholm The Auxiliary to the McCausland Hospital has by Helene Ballard Good morning! I know it's time for another of my feeble efforts at writing because it's my laundry day and, you see, I write this while my clothes are being washed. That way I know it's clean. Like most of you, I am still waiting for that prize-winning book been busy over the past few months making changes to the Patients' Lounge. Thanks to the generous support of the people in the area for the projects under- Bits and Bites I spoke of when I first started, but so far .. nothing. But I'll keep try- ing, never say die. I hope you all got through the cold spell we had. It sure will be nice to see buds on the trees once more and hear the sound of ' lawn mowers. It will be a change from snowmachines. Our activities director Joann Leblanc is just back from a workshop at Pinewood Home in - Thunder Bay where 'she was able to learn more about keeping all of us seniors on our toes, as it is very important that we re- main active as much as Jamboree scheduled The Annual North Shore Hockey Jamboree will be held February 21, 22 and 23 in Manitouwadge. There is no charge to anyone wishing to par- ticipate. The tournament is open to anyone between the ages of 12 and 13 years old. All you need is hockey equipment and a little spen- ding money. The Jamboree is organized to play down the "competitive edge", to foster fun, participation, friendship and sportsman- ship. Please note that you do not have to be enrolled in minor hockey to par- ticipate. For more informa- tion please contact the recreation office at 824-2317. Cake Decorating Course Cancer can be beaten. CANADIAN | SOCIETE CANCER CANADIENNE SOCIETY CANCER Y Please give. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER anitoria Contractors Tenders are invited for a Two Year Cleaning Contract at Ministry of Natural Resources, District Office, Terrace Bay. Job. No. 168-NR-B14421 Note: A One-Time only Pre- Tender Site Visit will be held Tuescey, February 18 at 1:30 .m. Fakes documents may be obtained from: Ministry of Government Services, District Office, 500 Algoma Street, North, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5GS5. Sealed tenders will be receiv- ed until 3 p.m. 1986 at which time they will be opened in public. TENDER CLOSING IN THUNDER BAY. Note: For further information, please contact Mr. N. Knut- son, Ministry of Government Services, Thunder Bay, On- tario. Telephone (807) 475-1285. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A Cake Decorating Course will be held at the Schreiber Recreation Com- plex on March 7 and 8. Deadline for registrations is February 21. For more information contact the recreation office. Winter Carnival Plans for the 1986 Winter Carnival are well underway. It appears that the Centennial spirit is still with us as a large number of groups attended the first meeting. The carnival will be held from March 7 to March 16. A wide variety range of activities has already been planned. The last chance for any group wishing to become involved in the carnival will be on Wednesday, February 12. This will be the meeting to get the advertisement ready for printing. All groups will be asked to confirm their activities, times, dates and places at this meeting. It really does appear that this year's Winter Carnival is going to be a great one, so plan to attend. Children's Craft Courses The recreation depart- ment is pleased to offer under the instruction of Donna Mikeluk, two Children Craft Courses. The first is an afternoon session taking place on March 15th from 1:30 to 4 p.m. in the Art Room of the Complex. A variety of mini projects such as stitch and stuff and cut and paste will enable the child to complete several small crafts. The course is open to children ages 6 to 11. The second Craft Course will be a five week session. Beginning on April 7 and running each Monday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. to May 5. Again this course is open to children ages six to 11. A variety of mini projects such as nature craft, weaving and painting will enable the child to complete several small crafts each week. Registration is limited so if you are interested contact the recreation office at 824-2317 as soon as possible. taken, the Auxiliary has been able to purchase pic- tures, decorative mirrors, possible, and just sitting around idle day in and day out is very bad. Joann will keep and en- courage all of the residents here at Birchwood to do different things to keep our hands busy as well as our minds. A program of dai- ly exercise for different groups will be started, which we hope will benefit all of us. I know we can- not hope to join the Radio City Rockettes, but we can have fun anyway. Last Thursday night some of our loyal friends, Pam Jones and Lillian Belliveau, brought us some entertainment with Beth Nealy and Ed Barry and his guitar, which turned into a singalong with some of the residents joining in on some old favourites as well as songs from Newfoundland. I am sure we all enjoyed this, and on behalf of the residents I would like to thank these kind folks who came to visit and entertain us. We sure enjoy this. Things are rather quiet, so I'll end this for this week. Stay well. Try this one for a laugh: What do you call a cat that drinks lemonade? A sour puss! Cheers. Supper 6:30 825-3313 824-2676 SS OG SIS OG Women of the Moose celebrates 30th Anniversary and Valentine Dance February 15th Cold buffet Supper & Dance Cocktail hour 5:30 - 6:30 $15.00 per couple until Feb. 9/86 Advanced tickets Also at the Moose Bar Dance only $5.00 per couple Sorry no minors Tickets for dance available at the door Place: Moose Hall, Terrace Bay Music by: Party Sound Everyone Welcome Dance 9-1 825-3825 Juris Zdanovskis Branch Manager Cathy Gerow Sales Representative ANNOUNCEMENT! Ray E. Belluz President Ray Belluz President of R.E. Belluz Realty Limited and Juris Zdanov- skis Branch Manager of the Terrace Bay office wish to introduce Cathy Gerow as our new Sales Representative in Terrace Bay, Schreiber, and Rossport. Cathy Gerow is very well known in this area and invites her friends and clients to call her at 824-2830 regarding all your Real Estate needs. HEAD OFFICE 2821 ARTHUR ST. - THUNDER BAY TERRACE BAY - SCHREIBER two brass table lamps, and a teak TV unit which also holds the VCR equipment. Decorative cushions for the upholstery will also add colour and soften the aura of the room. Over' the next two months the Auxiliary will ~ attempt to make the quiet room more comfortable and appealing. The Hospital now has two glucometers available for the use of diabetic patients. These were also purchased by the Auxiliary. In late 1986, the group hopes to reach its commit- ment of $12,000 to $14,000 for the replace- ment of the present ECG machine. Therefore the Auxiliary members are constantly on the lookout for areas in which they can help towards the im- provements and enrich- ment of patient care. The Gift Shop at the hospital is well stocked with delightful articles to suit all special occasions, and the public is encourag- ed to use it more often. This shop is open every afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 8 p.m. in the evening. Without the support of this Gift Shop, the Aux- iliary would not have any funds available for its pro- jects. The public is remind- ed that all proceeds go towards improvement in patient-care. The next Auxiliary meeting will be held on February 17 at 8 p.m. in the Hospital Cafeteria. Bill Smilsky will speak to the group to explain and demonstrate the preven- tative back care program that is being introduced at the mill. A Valentine Tea has also been planned for Friday, Feb. 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. for all patients and visitors at the hospital. TRRRLRRROORERLRERRAL RAR ICR RR in-town payable to: out-of-town Subscription Coupon $4400 *18° Just send in this coupon with your cheque Terrace Bay Schreiber News P.O. Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ont. POT 2WO Address: i RKRKRRRRKRKRR ® ---- wanted to buy. Deadline P.O. 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