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Page 2, News, Wednesday, March 23, 1988 Winnie's Schreiber scribbles keep you busy March CWL Meeting Highlights Georgette Cebrario chaired this month's meeting as Teresa Stortini was away. Twelve members attend- ed. The cookbook from Steinbeck, Manitoba has arrived. There are several recipes from the ladies of Holy Angels' parish. Please call Janet at 824-3158 if you wish to order one. They are $10. Of this, $8.00 will be sent to Manitoba to help build a new church and $2.00 will be kept by our council. PLease order before the end of March. Rita McGrath spoke briefly on Sr. Andrea Cibuluk's talk at our Day of Reflection. She spoke about Mary and her importance in women's lives today. Thanks went out to; Leanne Beauparlent and Mary Huard, for First Friday luncheon;Marion Henri and Sheila Parent for Sunday coffee; and all the ladies who did coffee hour during the mission and ladies who provided lunch for the World Day of Prayer. On March 24, the video "Eclipse of Reason" will be shown at Holy Angels' School library at 7.30 pm. We urge everyone from high school age and up to attend this excellent anti-abortion film. March 25 has been declared a special day of fasting and prayer for pro-life. Members are urged to attend mass that day. You will. be encouraged to write your MPs and MPPs regarding the abortion issue. Here are some addresses. No stamp is needed to send a stamp to Ottawa while Parliament is in ses- sion. Take the time to write today. Jake Epp Minister of Health and Welfare House of Commons Ray Hnatyshyn Minister of Justice House of Commons Barb McDougal Minister of State for Women House of Commons Also write Gilles Pouliot and Brian Mulroney. Only your letters will be effective in getting the law changed. Debbie Stewart will speak at our May 15 meeting on "Women and Wills," and also what steps to take when your spouse dies. It should be a very informative meeting. Plan to Rossport theatre group getting ready For those who-have been fortu- nate to grab a ticket for "The Hand that Cradles the Rock," it's time to let you know a little more about the play and those involved. The play is an adult comedy about a writer and his wife who is also an*interior decorator. While she is gone off closing deals, he stays home and takes care of the baby. It's a role reversal and one that the ladies will particularly enjoy. Dave Speer is helping to prove the popular theory that politicians are great actors. Dave, the former reeve of Terrace Bay, is making his acting debut with the Rossport Theatre Group. He plays the lead- ing man, Ross Cameron. Although this is his first time on stage, he has theatre in his blood. His mother was an actress with the Little Theatre group in his home- town of Tora, Ontario. Four broth- ers and two sisters, some of whom are still performing, were also members. ; An engineer with CP Rail, Dave has lived on Nicol Island with his wife Brigette for three years. He admits his ego is part of the reason for becoming involved with the play, but mainly it's his desire to be part of community events that made him step forward. Originally, he wanted to help with lighting; however, it was soon apparent he that was destined for bigger things. So, in addition to the hard work of memorizing lines, Dave will help with lighting and set design. Shirley Vienot recently celebrat- ed her first anniversary of life.in Rossport and enjoys the slow pace and peacefulness of the village. A registered nurse with a B. Sc. from Queen's University, she works part- time at the McCausland Hospital in Terrace Bay. Shirley is in the pro- GP 25 SHOWER There will be a "COME AND GO" shower in honour of Darlene Parent, bride elect of Michael Bourguignon of . Schreiber, in the Anglican Church basement on April 6, 1988 r from 8 p.m. - 10 p.m. EVERYONE IS WELCOME cess of converting the old Thunder Mug into her own little shop called the Treasure Trove. Two of Shirley's passions are dancing and acting. While taking four years of Theatre Arts at the Kirkland Lake Collegiate, she played the lead female role in "Sunday Costs Five Pesos" and performed in numerous dance dra- mas and skits at high-school assemblies. Her interest in dance continued after graduation, and she mastered the art of ballroom danc- ing at the Royal Military College in Kingston. Once again, Shirley is taking to the stage as Alexandra Cameron, the wife and interior designer! Billie-Jo Keating and her hus- band Bill have resided at Selim Siding for nine years. They started with a small one-room log cabin and have transformed it into a beautiful home on the shores of Lake Superior. Her newest project is Rossport's first production of "The Hand that Rocks the Cradle". She portrays Beattie Cooper, mother of Alexandra. Bille-Jo enjoys the the- atre and, until now, has only been involved in behind-the-scenes activities. As a member of her high school drama club, she painted back-drops and was part of the chorus in "H.M.S. Pinafore." Billie-Jo has stepped into her first acting role with enthusiasm. attend. A living rosary is planned for May. A small committee will work with Father to organize this event. The CWL convention will be held May 3,4,5, at St. Dominic's in Thunder Bay. Cost is $41 for the three days and $59/night to stay at the Red Oak. These events are sub- sidized by our council, so attend if you can. Call Teresa Stortini for more information. The First Communion breakfast will be April 10. Twenty children are making their First Communion, and a convenor is needed. PLease call Teresa if you can help. Mel Webb's group held a bingo Things. Coffee and cheesecake were served. Next meeting will be April 10. Plan to attend. surprise shower Mrs. Burke was given a surprise baby shower on Saturday, March12 for her daughter Gacinta Marie. Everything went beautifully and quite a few attended despite the stormy weather. Many thanks to all who came, to those who helped with lunch and especially to Mrs. Pauline Woodruff whose thought- fulness and organizing made it all possible. -| will pay for its members: The Airport Management Conference of SHOWER -A Come and Go Shower will be held in honour of Miss Aggie Iwanczyk on March 27, 1988 at St. Martin's Church basement from 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. EVERYONE IS WELCOME. Thank You The Ontario Heart & Stroke Foundation would like to thank all those who participated in the Dance for Heart, their sponsors, the Recreation Centre Staff, all volunteers who helped in any way, the High School Stereo Club, Costa's, © the Nugget, the Moose Hall and all who made this such a great success. Thanks go to Fay Figliomeni for the beautiful Valentines cake which was won by Cheryl Hamilton. ----_--_-- St. Jude OHOLY ST. JUDE Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need, to you | have recourse from the depths of my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent petition, in return | promise to make your namé known and cause you to be invoked. Say three Our Fathers, three Hail Marys and Glorias. Publication must be promised. St. Jude pray for us and all who invoke your aid. This Novena has never been known to fail. This Novena must be said for nine consecu- tive days. CJB Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pearson from St. Thomas, Ont. and two boys are visiting mom Retta Pearson. after the meeting. Prizes included a gift certificate to the Cedar Salon, a gold engraved PLate and a dozen Cs, carnations from Flowers 'n Terrace Bay: March 14 To attend conference ¢ A Motion was carried allowing town clerk-treasurer and town engi- neer to attend a conference for municipal and housing officials on municipal housing inspection services onMarch 29 in Thunder Bay. Let the band play on * Council passed a motion donating $200 to the Thunder Bay Regional Symphony on behalf of Terrace Bay. Future for Futures? * Council remarked that the meeting of the Futures Committee on March 29 ought to be attended in Schreiber. Reeve Ramsey remarked: "(Interest is) falling off. Something has to be done by June." Where do I sign? « A motion was c:rried to authorize memberships of town representa- tives to various associations. Among the associations which the town Ontario; The Canadian Association of Chiefs.of Police; The Association of Ontario Professional Engineers. Reeve Ramsey said this by-law (by-law 77-88) will allow council to "know who goes to what and when." Reserve funds in good shape * Council had some discussion relating to the placement of the Reserve Fund. They were concerned about the entire amount being kept in one bank. the fund is currently held in the CIBC in the mail. Clerk-treasurer Dave Fulton presented the reserve funds balance for the end of 1987,and said the amount of the reserve fund was "very good."Council reports $547,000 in reserve funds, and $160,000 in working funds. ; Hospital donation to wait * Council decided to defer a request from McKellar hospital for a donation to their CATscan fund. They will disacuss the request in committee before the next regular council. Councillor Houston recog- nized it as a high profile project that is not funded by the government, but by citizens. He proposed a donation of $1 per person, for a total of between $2,800 and $3,000. Reeve Ramsey and Councillor King sug- gested that consideration be given to McCausland hospital and others as well in their decision. Passing the grader * a motion to accept a Roads Subsidy Claim in the amount of 1n Loving Memory of John Eric Pedersen who passed away March 30th, 1987. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed & lovingly remembered. Marg, Gilda, Joy & Michael. ge Tag tiling, eal ag ae Ste M8 RN ea pe rs SI RE ee eG a ah es rTTa Te. Oe See ee eS $185,164 applied to the new grader was passed. NOTICE THE LAW OFFICES OF EDWIN W. PAGET SCHREIBER OFFICE (only) has RELOCATED TO 303 SCOTIA (Credit Union Bldg.-Lower Level) EFFECTIVE MARCH 8th,1988 Simcoe Plaza TUESDAY TERRACE BAY 303 Scotia St., Hours 10 am-5:30 pm SCHREIBER (including lunch hour) Hours 10 am-12 825-9379 OR 825-9395 1:30-4:30 824-3122 FRENCH & ENGLISH SPOKEN