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Page 10, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 24, 1987 By Anne Todesco A Flea Market, a Bake Sale and lunch bar sponsored by the St. John Berchmen Altar Society on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. was a huge success. Mrs. Prina Gerow and Mrs. Freda Gerow convened the event. The clothing and toy booths were in charge of Mrs. Joan Smith and Mrs. Laura Legault. Mrs. Prina Gerow and Mrs. Freda Gerow did a thriving business at the home furnishings and furni- ture department. Mrs. Pat Beno sold the display of home baking which was soon purchased by the many cus- tomers. Mrs. Doris Legault con- vened the sandwich and coffee bar- pop was available for the children. There were three draws with Anne Todesco selling the: tickets on an afghan to be drawn on Derby Day. Lynne McGrath had charge of the 50-50 draw tickets which was won by Dan McGrath. Josephine Kenney and Bart Kusik sold the tickets on an electric fry- ing pan which was won by Brenda Yattman of Schreiber. Some clothing was given to a needy family in the area. Comings and goings at Rossport Alfred and Frances Gerow of Christopher Lake, Sask., are visit- ing the Eugene Gerow family. William and Debbie Douglas of Webbwood, Ont., are guests of their Aunt, Mrs. Anne Todesco. Mr. J. Iddison of Bracebridge, Ont., is visiting his son Dave and family. Miss Cathy Gerow has left for London, Ont., to take a course in insurance techniques. Vickie Armstrong is home from the Terrace Bay hospital. Mrs. Hilda Mushquash has returned from Nipigon Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Legault and Mrs. Anne Todesco were Lakehead visitors during the week. 'SCENES for sale at Pitas WHITE SAND LAKE. | pHotocrapHy Spend some time in the country and experience the ageless beauty of the North Shore of Lake Superior captured for you b S. JOHNSON HEWSON 824-3155 Professional Photography Portraits, Weddings & Commercial NORTH OF SUPERIOR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM The North of Superior Community Mental Health Program requires a full time Community Development Worker for Marathon, Ontario. Applicants must have first rate organizational and interpersonal skills; must be familiar with Community Development concepts and procedures through appropriate academic background and/or practical experience in the field. Knowledge of the com- munity an asset. Bilingualism (French and English) a major asset. Own transportation required. Salary will be commensurate with training and experience Closing date for applications - June 30, 1987. Qualified and interested individuals please submit resume to: Tim Ellard Executive Director North of Superior Community Mental Health Program PO. Box 940 Geraldton, Ontario POT 1MO [NORTH OF SUPERIOR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM ; The North of Superior Community Mental Health Program invites applications for the positions (2) of Mental Health Worker in Geraldton and Manitouwadge, Ontario. : The successful applicant will become part of a multidisci- plinary team offering mental health services to children and adults. The qualified individual will have academic back- ground and related work experience in the Mental Health field which would allow him/her to provide assessment and treatment services. Excellent opportunities exist for the development of Clinical skills and for contiuning education. Clinical supervision is provided by the program psychiatrist. Bilingualism will be considered a strong asset. Salary will be commensurate with experience. Closing date for applications - June 30, 1987 Interested and qualified individuals please submit resume 3 EE Tim Ellard Tr Executive Director North of Superior Community Mental Health Program RO. Box 940 Geraldton, Ontario -- = POT 1MO __] Marathon Midgets honour Terrace Bay ref- eree- On behalf of the Marathon Midgets, this opportunity was taken to thank Ben Prince of Terrace Bay for going to Marathon on such short Appreciation notices to referee the hockey games. Making the presentation to Ben last week is John Paquette, Marathon Midget coach. It is the midgets' feeling that this is just a small token of their appreciation. Once again, thank-you Ben. Marathon Midgets. The above students from Schreiber Public School received Awards of Excellence at the year-end graduation ceremonies held on Friday, June 19. They are from left, Jason Chapman, Justin Tessier, Shannon Long and INSURANCE BEFORE YOU mt .:. 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This coming year's new pea committee consists of: President: Pat Callaghan; Treasurer: Sheila Cassie: Secretary: Elise Kenny; Parent Laison: Nancy Bax- ter, Directors: Monica Bald- win and Liz MacKay.