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bs | Page 8, Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 1, 1987 Winnie Campbell By Winie Campbell The Senior Citizens' Club held their meeting on Friday evening with the President, Mrs. Beth Macadam, presiding. Mrs. Eva Gordon acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Helen Jartus. The president welcomed all including a visitor, Mrs. A. Klug, of Kelowna, B.C. Also, Mrs. Nellie Molinski, from Vancouver, B.C. Routine business followed. Mr. Fred Harness gave the June Bingo report and Mr. R. Spikula was the winner. 19 members attended the United Church service the previ- ous Sunday and enjoyed a social hour in the Church hall. Mr. Harness volunteered to convene the annual picnic on the 12th of August at the Rainbow Falls Provincial Park. Details will be posted later and those planning to attend please sign at the club room. The Elderobic Moon Walk results were sent in to the U.S.C.O. office. Ten members reported a total of 222 miles. Meeting closed and lunch was served and cards were played. Next meeting will be on Sept. 18. The C.W.L. met in the parish centre for a tea in honour of Rev. Father Peter Groulx who is leav- ing for Dryden, Ontario. Many visitors and people attended. Gifts were given to Father from the C.W.L. and the Parish Council and friends. Two lovely cakes from Costa's and Tomboys were given. Father thanked all. We shall miss you. On Sunday we all met at the CPR depot to attend the picnic. Buses came every half-hour to take us to Rainbow Falls. It was a wonderful day and I think every- body in Schreiber attended as well as from other __ points. There were races and horse- shoes and tug of war and climb- ing the greasy pole. There were canoe races and lots of buns and weiners, pop, chips, donuts and ice cream. It was well-organized. Thanks to all. Welcome back to Schreiber to Mrs. Dydich from Thunder Bay. Joan and Reg McCullough from Hamilton are visiting her mom Mary Sparks and other relations. Mr. and Mrs. Al Slater have returned from their holidays in Toronto and other points. The winner of the Father's Day ticket of the McCausland Hospital was Mr. Manisto, Terrace Bay, $500. MOTOR DRAW NOTICE-CORRECTION On Tickets Which Were Sold For: ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH -109, SCHREIBER, ONT. FISHERMAN'S SPECIAL - BOAT & Tickets should Read: 1987 - 8 H.P. JOHNSON MOTOR 1987 - 14FT. NADEN ALUM. BOAT VALUE - $3,500.00 TO BE DRAWN - AUGUST 3, 1987 at Legion Field Day at 5:00 p.m. at the Legion Grounds the following: neéds study; and a vehicle. experience. COMMUNITY/FUTURES CO-ORDINATOR/RESEARCHER | _ CONTRACT POSITION The Community Futures Program of Schreiber, Terrace Bay and surrounding area requires a Co- ordinator to implement and administer the initial six month phase of the program. The successful candidate will be responsible for -Initial procedures in opening an office including set up and hiring of support staff; -The preparation, distribution and analysis of a -Establishment of liaisons with all levels of government regarding funding and assistance to small business initiatives; -Development of a proposal to be submitted to the federal government supporting the continued funding of a long-term local facility to encourage the growth and development of secondary industry and small business in the four par- ticipating communities. This is a full-time position and requires thatthe successful applicant have a valid drivers license Salary in accordance with qualifications and For information can be obtained by contacting John Smrke at 824-3368 Kindly forward your application an Resume to P.O. Box 700, Schreiber, Ontario. POT 2S0. All responses will be held in strictest confidence. Canada Day Canada Day celebrations last week includ- ed the parade, above. Many groups and Organizations were involved in the parade. Also, Polkaroo was there too (see top photo). He was there as part of the Terrace < ee eerccesesescee Pe A Oe ane © VSS-5 68.660 600 06-60-50) ee tb:s'p.p 6-0-6 06 0% CLASSIFIED) Bay Library's float. In the middle photo, Glen Paterson can be seen entertaining the kids at the arena. Magician Tony Gibbs and Polkaroo were also there at the arena. Mail Cheque or Money Order to: Terrace Bay-Schreiber News P.O. Box 579 Terrace Bay, Ontario, POT 2Wo Name: Address: Phone: PLEASE PRINT 25. WORDS CLEARLY Category: . Advertisement: Peewee oersececceedoesvercieccceoeceen® FALL/WINTER COURSES IN TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER Subject to minimum enrollment and availability of instructors, the following course will be offered this fall/winter: EDUCATION 4705 COMPUTERS IN THE CLASSROOM PART Il For further information and / or registration materials, please contact our Off-Campus Representative in your area: MRS. BARBARA SPADONI 824-2761 Lakehead University