_ Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, July 11, 1984, page 5 Community Neuss The Chimo Club The Chimo Senior Citizens Club met for their regular meeting on Friday, June 15th with thirty members in at- tendance. Gino Caccamo, 1st Vice President presid- ed in the absence of the President, Mr. F.V. Harness. Routine busi- ness was attended to and the various commi- ttees gave their reports. J. Handel reported for the Maintenance Com- mittee with information on the installation of the electric furnace and the duct work yet to be done. Jack also reported on the Bicentennial ev- ents soon to take place. The Chimo Club will join with other local or- ganizations holding bake sales and a table of artifacts. Mrs. Winnie Campbell will convene the artifacts assisted by Marguerite Gerow and Helen Wallace. Bake sale convenor is Beth Macadam assisted by Celia Valentino, Jeanne Huard, Jean Stitt and Bern Jacomb. Arrangements for the August 6th float will be taken care of by J. Han- del, Alice Sparkes, Beth Macadam, Ida Gifford and Winnie Campbell. The Annual picnic will be held at Neys Park on Wednesday, August 8th. Mrs. Gerow announ- ced the May Home Bingo winners; lucky numbers were: Mrs. Kenney, Gino Caccamo, Toots Jacques, and Olive Reynolds. Bingo winners were: Audrey McKay, Helen Stokes, Betty Ellsworth, Roma Matson, Doris Mar- cella. > Mrs. Bern Jacomb, Card Secretary, report- ed on Get Well cards which were sent to Mar- tha MHuller, Chas. Holmes and Annie Niemi. Sympathy cards were sent to the Frank Figliomeni family and the Niemi family. Happy birthday was sung to Huck Gerow. Draw win- ner was J. Handel. A wine and cheese party followed with a balloon-dart game en- joyed by all. Also play- ed was a shuffleboard tournament won by Etta Gray and Bern Ja- comb; the Whist game was won by Violet Nes- bitt and Jeanne Huard. | Bridge, winners were M. Gerow and G. Caccamo. St. Martin C.W.L. The ldst regular monthly meeting of St. Martin of Tours C.W.L. was held Sunday even- ing, June 10th in the Church Hall. Marylyn Turcotte, the President, opened the meeting with the League Prayer. Suzanne Black gave the secretary's report and read the correspond- ence. The Treasurer's report was given by Lui- gina Costa. Sharyn Legall spoke on the Homily for the children which was held. The theme was faith, hope and charity. Linda Rochon, Educa- tion convenor reported on the first communion which was held June 3rd. Certificates were given to the children, also holy cards, medals and crosses. Dolores Morris- THANK YOU Our heartfelt thanks for the tributes paid to us at the opening ceremonies for Terrace Bay's 25th birthday, by the congregation, the afternoon Auxiliary of the community Church, and the former Christian Women's Club. Our lives have been enriched by anything we may have contributed, during our 37 years here. Jack & Helen Brooks COME & GO There will be a Come & Go Reception from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. in honour of Pat Bourguignon on his retirement July 16th at his home, 405 Winnipeg St. Everyone Welcome COMPARE seau reported on the workshop on vocations which was held at the Diocesan convention. Diane Polesky thanked everyone who donated clothing for the Red Lake Mission which again was a huge suc- cess. A League spoon was presented to Ann Johnston as she and her family are leaving fot Coosa Alabama. A special presenta- continued on page 6 Roof Replacement The Lake Superior Board of Education. has received Ministry of Education approval to replace a major por- tion of the roof at the Lake Superior High School in Terrace Bay. Ministry grants will Help your Heart Fund Help your Heart 7th and 8th. NOTICE The M.T.C. Office in Schreiber will be closed July 23rd to Aug. 6th The office will open for Aug. It will then close again from Aug. 9th to 12th. Reopening on Aug. 13th fund up to $61,950 for the project which has an estimated total cost of $75,000 to $80,000. dear Ella. THANK YOU Nesbitt--In appreciation for the many cards and expressions of sympathy from those who shared in the loss of a dearly loved sister and friend. After facing lifes trials with such bravery and courage, you have earned your rest - Sleep on, The Lawson Family ' GRANNY' Quality food at fair Prices Everyday for YOU 305 Scotia St. Schreiber : SPADONI BROS. LTD. Regular Reprints only ABS noch or 10 tor$4.00 PRICE LIST - theo ne ' "41 process films time of developing 12 mepomye ae $379 = | OS. $74-2244 SPECIAL 5 = $q9o exe | om? 12 se from now . to July 31 24 ir cn, 99 or iess| oy 919% oes |], ») Ac nee 36 fim ony $49. | oy, #298 .,, [] SPARK PLUGS i i regu lar $2.99 each SI ide Film Enlargements SPECIAL $1.99 20 exposure only $999 5x7 only Mt hae aJu each 36 exposure only #392 8 x 10 only +o" ea. Regular Prints from Slides *1.00 ea. THUNDER BAY PHOTO FIRST "ne HI-TECH PHOTO LABORATORY OPEN SATURDAYS Grandview Mall Victoriaville Green Acres Plaza 640 River St. Victoria Ave. E. Arthur & Edward St. 8 a.m.-12 noon 345-4338 622-1587 Beside Safeway 1 p.m.-5 p.m. 577-6638