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Marcella and Lyttle close Sun and Fun Sports continued from page 1 He has learned what the market is like and how much must be sold to pay the bills. He also learned how competitive the sporting goods business is. By mid-April of last year, Marcella and Lyttle were ready for business. Then in May came the Kimberly-Clark layoff announcement. "We could have backed out then," said Marcella. He has no regrets about going as far as he did. Saranpaas competed in Ottawa By Ken Lusk Terrace Bay's own skaters, Mark and Heather Saranpaa, were in Ottawa last week to compete in the Canadian Junior Ice-dancing competitions. The skating duo placed 12th in their division. Heather, 20, and Mark, 19, have been skating together for several years now but this was their first time in a competition of this magnitude. The Saranpaas were involved in the Terrace Bay figure skating club and have also competed in many competitions. Individually, each has received numerous awards for their skating finesse. Marcella is an electrician at Kimberly-Clark. Although the store is now closed, he has no financial worries. "It is a letdown. It's disappoin- ting. I don't like to start something I can't finish," he said. He may start another business someday. It was a good learning experience that he said he will never forget. Still sell from home Marcella said that items can still be purchased from him but on a one-to-one basis. His number is They have also competed in "'The Northerns", a regional competition. Heather and Mark placed second in the Novice Dance category in the "Northerns" in 1984. This earned them tthe right to compete in the divisionals held in St. Catherines in 1985- they plac- ed fourth in that competition. This was their first time in the Canadian Junior Ice-dancing com- petitions, said their mother, Marilyn Saranpaa. Marilyn and her husband Esko flew to Ottawa last week to attend the competition which took place from Feb. 1 to Feb. 8. Heather is now attending York University in Toronto and Mark is Bits and Bites By Helene Ballard Hello! Yup, here I am. Sorry I had to miss my weekly column but that ole flu bug just did not want to let go. But I managed to shake it off. I want to thank you nice folks who sent me 'Get Well' cards and for your phone calls. It sure helps to know you are not forgotten just because you are not up and around. Thank-you. I missed several activities while I was ill but I'll try to make up for it. We have been busy making flowers again for some spring wed- dings, and who knows if some other girls may get a diamond on St. Valentine's Day? Ah, young love. Our ladies from Schreiber were here on Tuesday the third for the weekly bridge games and our residents had a very enjoyable afternoon- our heartfelt thanks to you thoughtful ladies. I don't know how many of you know that we have some very nice pieces of jewelery for sale here in the lounge. They are all made by residents at Birchwood. There is a good selection of items and gems, so drop in and see for yourself. Our Activities Director, Sylvie Angus, is looking for volunteers to give an hour or so of their time to help her with different kinds of crafts. If you would like to help, please call Sylvie or drop in and see her. You will be surprised how much you can get out of helping others. Two fishermen were enjoying a cup of coffee at the local diner when a third man came up to ask how their fishing day had been. One man started to tell about all he caught and added "I caught one that got away, but he weighed 25 pounds."' '*How do you know that?" the newcomer asked. "Well, he had scales, that's how!" Until next time, Cheerio! THE SCHREIBER DENTAL OFFICE IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE The Arrival of: CARL BERKENBOSCH DENTURE THERAPIST To take care of ALL YOUR DENTURE NEEDS. CALL (807) 824-2964 THE SCHREIBER DENTAL OFFICE MOUNTAINVIEW PLAZA SCHREIBER, ONT. POT 2S0 Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, February 14, 1987, page 3 Sell it... 825-9414. Marcella and Lyttle would also This Week in with a CLASSIFIED AD CALL 825-3747 like to thank everyone who sup- ported them during the last 10 months. They really appreciate it. They want everyone to know that their services are availble now and in the future for sailboarding or photography. Marcella said he hopes to do some more _ sailboarding demonstrations this coming summer. attending high school there. He moved to Toronto to be with his sister so they could continue skating together. Heather skated solo for 13 years before joining with her brother in 1984. Mark had 10 years skating experience at that time. 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