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Bits and Bit By Helene Ballard Hi! Time again for an- other chat. I trust you're all well, enjoying what's left of our northern summer. I would like at this time to mention the fact that a 'bite' I had in this column several sweeks ago in res- ponse to phone calls and from people around town regarding the deplorable conditions of a house and yard in the new sub-divis- ion has a happy ending. I noticed the grass has been cut at the house and things in general have been cleaned up. I wish to thank whoever is responsible for this. It really helps a lot and makes things look so much better. We had our monthly bir- thday party last week for Winnie's our residents put on by the Home Complete, with a yummy cake thanks to our chef, Leon. After our cake and coffee a lively game of Bingo was enjoyed. Our birthday kids were Ester Luoma, Stewart An- derson, Werner Ziegler, and William Dodds. Our thanks to. the home and staff for an enjoyable afternoon. During this nice weather our Activities Director, Sylvie Angus, has been taking some of our resid- ents out in our bus. They have made a few visits to our friends in the Chimo Club in Schreiber where we always get a warm wel- come. We had a bit of excite- ment today when a cute bear cub paid us a visit in our backyard. The poor lit- tle thing must have lost his mother. He seemed to be so scared. -I am not sure what his fate was, but I thought I heard gunshots. Too bad. I know something had to be done for the safe- ty of the children, but it seems such a waste of our wildlife. The other night our good friend Pam Jones dropped in and we enjoyed a sing- along. We have missed you, Pam. Please don't be a stranger. Drop in again soon, and thanks for com- ing the other night. How are things coming in regard to our Fall Fair -- on September 14? We have been busy here at Birch- wood Terrace getting ready Scribbles for our table at this event. You will be able to see our crafts table and, at the same time, you will also see that even if we are senior cit- izens, we still have some- thing to offer our "younger folks." See you there. Until next time, remem- ber: "It's not the size of the dog in the fight that counts, it's the size of the fight in the dog." Au revoir. By Winnie Campbell The Huard Family Reu- nion,held in Schreiber on August 13 to 15, started out with registration at the home of Mrs. Jeanne Huard, followed by an afternoon at the beach and a Chinese supper hosted by Art and Betty Huard. Thursday started with a ball game for the children 13 years and under, follow- ed by ball games for the those 13 and over. There were four adult teams as well, with the winners of each game playing off, and Leonard's team was the overall winner. Later that evening, there was a fami- ly supper and dance at the Curling Club. Friday afternoon, fami- ly pictures were taken, followed by a fish fry hosted by Leonard and Lorraine Huard, with a Saturday morning brunch hosted by Pat and Rose Halonen. Attending this gala event were Linda and Detlef Trapp from Rossport; Terry, Diane, Carly, and Justin Dohanich; Fern, ' Doug. Patti-Lynn, Lind- say, and Penny Luke; '------------4 Garry Bolduc; Jesslyn and Alain Majeau; Michele, Peter, and Jacquie Gilbert all from Terrace Bay; and Angie, Bill, Glen, and Brendan Hancharek from Mississauga. Also attending were Yvonne, Brian, Monica, and Erin Hewson from Smiths Falls; Armand, Jeannine, and Stella Huard and Alice and Michael Wilson, all from North Bay; Fern, Rita, Cindy, and Marc Rockburn from Mattawa; Suzanne, Mike, Morgan, and Brian Will- iams from St. Thomas; and Muriel, Ed, Kevin, Trent, and Darrell Orchard from Fort Saskatechewan, Alb- erta. Barb Brata and Arthur Brotolaras came all the way from Bali, Indonesia. Carol Huard visited from Thund- er Bay, and from Schreiber were Lorraine, Leonard, and Cory Huard; Maurice, Betty Ann, Jeanna, Jamie, and Jason Blier; Pat, Rose, Patrick Tara and Ashley Halonen; and Jeanne and Mary Huard. Best wishes from those who couldn't attend were Carl Hanchauk; Albert and Barb Nicole and Eric from Mississauga; David, Shel- ly and Chris Huard from Downsview; Rick, Cathy, and Stacy Turcotte; Steven from North Bay; and Ted Luke (congratulations). The Lucky Home Chi- mo Bingo was won. The five winners were as follows: B. Haughn, E. Birch, Mrs. Dobush, Mrs. Shelling, and Alice Cla- velle. Another one will start on September 3. Mrs. Joan Neimis sister who is visiting here was the first lady to buy a VIA ticket at Birch's Motors. As you all know, no tickets sold at. the station. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGrath is Ethel Devon from Eganville. Deanna Brenzavitch from Thunder Bay is visiting the Huards. Agnes Lawson of Keewatin visited Alice and Jim Clavelle. School starts on Wedne- sday, September 3. Every- body will be happy (ha!). A Bridal Shower was held for Gerry Commisso in the Schreiber Legion Hall on August 17. Receiv- ing at the door was the bride to be and mother of Gerry and the groom's mom, Rosa Speziale, plus ' Maid of Honour Sandra Musolino and grandmother Carmella Costa. Kitchen helpers were Jackie Wilson, H. Loumala and Lucille Denomme; and Linda Vezina, Mary Costa, Teresa Trichilo, Tina Spez- iale, Stella, and Beulah. The hosts were Linda Speziale, Luigini Costa, Rosetta Diano, and Lesley Pelligrino. Opening the gifts were Patti Commisso, Karen Speziale, Rosemary Costa, and Rose Pelle- greno. Punch server was L. Robb. Coffee servers were K. Stefuryk, Carma Vene- ziano, Sarah Diano, and Teresa Commisso. Servers were Maria Speziale, Bren- da, Jackie, and Gisella Commisso; Maria and Brenda Figliomeni; Lucy, Sylvia and Elaina Gordon; Susie Costa; Nancy, Laura and Linda, Angie Crupi; Rosemary Alferano; Janice Liebrock; Maria Cebrario; Linda Trichilo; and Maria Gutta. Many lovely gifts were received and a wonderful lunch was served. Thanks to all. Corner Winnipeg Street and Highway 17 - Schreiber Store Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Closed Monday Hugo Woenzlaff Phone: 824-2584 MID-SUMMER SALE Furniture, lamps, crystal, pewter stone carvings, collector plates etc. Mountain- View |nteriors B% OFF 2: scm Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, August 20, 1986, page 9 L In froducing v5 Sumerigh THE ROAD TO A 'NEW YOU' ACHIEVED WITH A 'TOUCH OF CLASS' 825-9694 / NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEW KIMBERLY-CLARK OF CANADA LIMITED DRAFT OPERATING PLANS A one month public review period is now scheduled to allow for public review of the Draft Operating Plans prepared by Kimberly- Clark of Canada Limited for the Geraldton Management Unit, Longlac Forest and Nakina Forest. 'NAKINA FOREST Geraldton GERALDTON MA AGEME?.T = UNI ahs Terrace Bay The Ministry of Natural Resources and Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited are pleased to invite any interested persons to participate in this Public Review. The public will have the opportunity to review these Draft Operating Plans. Place: Geraldton District Office Date: August 28th, 1986 to September 28th, 1986 Time: Monday to Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For further information please.contact the Geraldton District Of- fice, Ministry of Natural Resources, 208 Beamish Avenue West, Box 640, Geraldton, Ontario, POT 1MO, Telephone: 807-854-1030. vy. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources Nakina . - ol LONGLAC FOREST Longlac Deputy Minister Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio Minister Mary Mogford