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Page &, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, October 29, 1986 Senior bowlers The Seniors Bowling League of Terrace Bay and area had a good outing this month. Thelma Chris- tianson got a score of 354 while Werner Ziegler 2 co (i Nea Wa | = 1's HARDER FOR ORIVERS To SEE LOOK ALL WAYS AND CROSS AT CROSS WALKS OR TRAFFIC LIGHTS BRING YOUR TREATS HOME To CHECK AND SEE WHAT YOU HAVE ! NEVER STOP OR PLAY WHEN CROSSING THE STREET 22 had a 476 score. From left to right are Shirley Price, Lil Carlson, Werner Ziegler, Liona Four- nier, Thelma Christianson, and Bob Fournier. Winnie's Scribbles By Winnie Campbell The regular meeting of the Chimo Club in Schreiber was held on Oct. 17 with President Beth McAdam wel- coming the guests, the 30 regular members, and a new member, Mrs. Jartrus. Pat Guina read the treasurers report and thanked all who helped while he was on his holidays. Eva Gordon, secretary, read the letters. The Christmas Bazaar will be held on Nov. | in the Club Room from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be baking and knitting tables and a draw for socks. Anyone wanting tickets, please ask any Club member. The Christmas Party will be held on Dec. 12 in the Town Hall base- ment. Mrs. Bern Jacomb gave her report for the bereaved and sick. Hallowe'en costumes were won by Mrs. B. Miller, first; Win Campbell, second; and Beth McAdam, third. Shuffleboard was played, and won by Alex Gordon and Mavis Slater, first; and Jack Handel and Eva Gordon, second. Birthdays were sung to Aletha Morris, Beth McAdam, Alex Gor- don, B. Miller, and Celio Valentino. The winners were Marg McKenna, Celia Valentino, Marg Nesbitt, and Etta and J. Gellert. Bridge was played and won by Al Slater and J. Gellert. Lunch was serv- ed with birthday cake. The hall was decorated with Hallowe'en posters, and the Home Bingo was won by Mrs. Bobush. Another one will start on Nov. 1. Mrs. Retta Pearson has returned from visiting relatives in St. Thomas and other points. Gary and Muriel Shewfelt from Echo Bay visited Mom Marg Nesbitt and family for Thanks- giving. New hours A number of area merchants have banded together to make Thursday a late shopping night in Terrace Bay. Ken Randle of The Print Shop helped to get the campaign underway. His store is only one of several now open on Thursday nights until 8 p.m. The others include Churchley's, Robinson Store, Strawberry Patch, Terry's Sight and Sound, the Petal Patch, Granny's Best, Photo Prints, the Terrace Bay-Schreiber News of- fice, and Moore's. The extended shopping hour pro- gram began on Oct. 23, Randle said. More Terrace Bay merchants may be getting involved over the next few weeks, as the Christmas shopping season nears. STAY AWAY FROM ALL PARKED CARS REFLECTIVE TAPE AND FLASHLIGHTS MAKE IT EASY FOR CARS TO SEE You! A BLOCK PRRENT RS doi tae RE Se oO o°~6 ce @ You HAVE! FSS TERRACE BAY BAKERY 825-9039 "HALLOWEEN WEEK SPECIAL" Deluxe Pizza on SALE - SUNDAY NOV. 2-4 pm to 8 pm & WED. NOV. 5 *10.00 each For Person to: Send applications to: . SCHREIBER by Nov. 7, 1986 THE SCHREIBER PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD INVITES APPLICATIONS CO-ORDINATE and SUPERVISE STORY TIME on SATURDAYS 2-3 p.m. SCHREIBER PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD BOX 39 | For more information please contact THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL INVITES PARENT VOLUNTEERS To assist the LIBRARY TECHNICIAN in the Libraries in SCHREIBER & TERRACE BAY R. MULLIGAN at 824-2555 or 825-3271 i Terrace Bay merchants Open Thursday until 8:00 p.m.