SchreiberHeritage Days

2011July 18th - July 24th

Wasn’t that a Party!

Looking back on Schreiber’s 125th

Greetings from Heritage Days Committee

Mayor’s Message

Once again, it is my distinct pleasure to welcome residents and visitors alike to Schreiber’s 126th birthday and our annual Heritage Days Festival. Many of your favourite events are returning and we are introducing some new ones. Science North is coming for three days. This group of scientists has six excit-ing and fun activities for all ages - including panning for gold! And it is all free! We have luncheons and barbecues. Howie is back! Try to break the bank at Deal or No Deal. Enjoy Pina’s pre- Deal or No Deal meal at the Voyageur. Scour the town during Yard Sale Day. Your hardworking Heritage Days Committee hopes that everyone has a happy, fun, safe and event- filled Heritage Days Week.

It is an honour to welcome everyone to Schreiber Heritage Days 2011! In Schreiber we have over 125 years of family tradition and the greatest vol-unteers in the world. I look forward to seeing everyone at all the exciting events throughout the week. On behalf of Council I would like to extend a special invitation to the Mayor and Council Barbeque on Monday, July 18th. Congratulations to the committee for all their volunteer efforts and making Heritage Days a tradition we are all so proud of!

Don McArthur, Mayor

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Message From Mike Gravelle As the Member of Provincial Parliament for Thunder Bay-Superior North, and on behalf of the constituents I am so priveleged to serve, I’m pleased to have this oppurtunity to extend best wishes during Schreiber Heritage Days! The distinctive spirit of Schreiber continues to grow and thrive, and events like these are such a wonderful way to keep community spirit alive and strong.It’s also a time to celebrate your history, from the brave and hardy workers who arrived here to build the Canadian Pacific Railway and carved the original community of Isbester’s Landing from the northern wilderness, to the many Italian families who, then as today, call this little piece of paradise “home”. And there are so many others, past and present, who have contributed so much to make Schreiber the vibrant community it has always been, and is today! Enjoy friends, family and happy memories during Heritage Days. May

Schreiber continue to be blessed with happiness and harmony. Sincerly, Michael Gravelle, M.P.P Thunder Bay-Superior North 2011

Monday, July 18thMayor & Council’s BBQ& Opening Ceremonies

Time: 6:00pmLocation: Tent at the Ball Park Food will be available after the opening ceremonies. Remarks and speeches will occur before enjoying hot dogs, hamburgers, Sweet Tooth Booth (candy, pop, chips etc...) Games.

FireworksTime: 8:45pmLocation: Schreiber BeachCost: $2 per person round trip

No vehicles allowed at beach parking lot. Bus will leave at approxi-mately 8:45pm from the Rec Centre. There will be return transportation from the beach. Remember to bring your own lawn chair, snacks and bug spray.

Fireworks BBQTime: 8:00pm until completion of fireworksLocation: Schreiber Beach Gazebo No need to pack your cooler this year! The Recreation Committee will be serving up delicious smokies and hot dogs. Potato chips, freezies, pop, water and coffee will also be available. Make a stop at the Gazebo for all your favorite treats! Hosted by Schreiber Parks and Recreation Commit-tee.

Tuesday, July 19th

Bocce

Science North(info on pg. 9)

Time: Children’s 1:00 - 4:00pm Adults’ 7:00 - 10:00pmLocation: St. Andrews United ChurchCost: $6 per team for children Age 5-16 $10 per team adults

Pre-register at the library as there are limited spaces. This event goes on rain or shine!

Black Angus Beef Burger BBQ

Time: 11:30am to 1:30pmLocation: Investors Group Parking Lot Bring your appetite for those mouth-watering Black Angus beef burgers served to you by the Schreiber Parks and Recreation Committee. Smokies and hot dogs will be on the grill as well. Bring the whole family! All proceeds will be put toward the Winter Carnival Fire-works.

Pina’s Voyageur RestaurantFull Menu Featuring

Homemade Pasta and Desserts

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Esso Gas, Convienence & Gift Shop& Circle Route Motel

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Wednesday, July 20th

Legion Fish SupperTime: 5:00pm Cocktails 6:00pm SupperLocation: Royal Canadian Legion BR. 109Cost: Adults $12 Children 12 and under $7.50 A menu of fried fish, roasted po-tatoes, salads, buns, beverages, and dessert. Advance tickets only are available at the Legion club room. Cut off date for tickets is July 13, 2011.

Science NorthNorth Shore Singers

Luncheon

Come out to Spadoni’s Home Furniture and join us and your friends for coffee and sweets!

Time: 11:30am - 1:30pm Location: Recreation Centre Cost: Adult $7 Children under 12 $5

The North Shore Singers are at it again! Join them as they serve up mouthwatering soup and sandwiches followed by a delicious dessert.

Boy’s & Girl’s Club

Thursday, July 21st

5th AnnualDeal or no Deal

Time: Doors open at 8:00pm - First Game starts at 9:00pmLocation: Schreiber Recreation Center Community HallCost: $12 at door, Advance Tickets $10 Hosted by Schreiber Heritage Days Committee. Yes Al Cresswell is back, so is our ruthless banker.Who will be on stage? Advance tickets are available at various places around town. Door prizes available to be won. Sponsored by Beno Insurance.

Deal or No DealPre-game Dinner

Time: 5:00 - 8:00pmLocation: Voyageur RestaurantCost: $16.95 per person Featuring Pina’s famous buffet with homemade bread and pasta. Warm up for Deal or No Deal with lots of prizes, lots of fun, and great food.

Wings @ Legion after Deal or No Deal

Chalk Drawing Contest& Treasure Hunt

Time: 1:00 - 2:00pmLocation: Schreiber Fun Grounds Chalk will be provided for this afternoon of creativity and fun for children ages 5 - 16

Science NorthBoy’s & Girl’s Club

Schreiber Public Library EventsHours: Monday - Friday 10:00 - 5:00pm Tuesday & Thursday 7:00 - 9:00pm Saturdays 1:00 - 5:00pm

1. C.A.P. Site (Community Access Program) Free Internet access available @ your library

2. Displays: Visit the library to view Schreiber’s 125th Anniversary Quilt and Heritage dis-play.

3. Visit the Schreiber Recreation Centre Hall to view the Photo Banner of Schreiber’s His-tory from 1880 to the present as well as the Photo Contest winners. Bring your photos of Schreiber to post on the banner as well as any Schreiber 125th An-niversary pictures. Open daily Monday, July 18th to Friday, July 22nd from 9:00am - 9:00pm Saturday, July 23rd, 12:00pm - 8:00pm Sunday, July 24th , 1:00pm - 5:00pm

4. Local History Digitization Project. Staff will discuss the online database Our Ontario which features “Along the Shore Line” a local history project including the Terrace Bay, Nipigon and Schreiber Rail Museum. They will also give a demonstration on how to scan photos. Bring your photos of Schreiber to digitize. Originals will be returned. Visit from Wednesday, July 20th. to Friday, July 22nd from 1:00pm - 4:00pm. Also the Schreiber Home Towners facebook page will be available to view throughout the week.

5. Book Sale and draws all week in the library.

6. At the opening ceremonies at the ball park, photo contest winners will be announced. This is sponsored by the Schreiber Public Library, Schreiber Archives & Historical Society. Photos will be on display in the Recreation Centre. Also at the opening ceremony join in the celebration of the OLS-N award for Leadership and Innovation that the Schreiber Pub-lic Library received for the heritage project, “Journey into our Past”. This project featured a mural, quilt, interviews of local pioneers, photo contest and display, brochures and tours.

7. Self-guided award winning brochures available at the library for a Schreiber Heritage Tour, Outdoor Activity Green Map and Cemetary Brochure.

8. Also Multicultural Bake Sale, Bocce Tournament & Chalk Drawing Contest & Treasure Hunt. Information is in the event listings.

Science North

Animals Of The North How do northern animals survive in Northern Ontario? Visitors will ex-amine skulls, teeth, and even animal poop to see what makes our animals so special.Bubblesphere Forget traditional bubble wands - the Science North Bubblesphere is where visitors can make the biggest, brightest, and longest lasting bubbles! They may also get to stand inside their very own bubble!Eye-Spy-Science See your eyes through your own eyes using real ophthamological tools. You won’t believe your eyes!BugFest Creepy, crawly, and cool! Visitors will have the chance to get up close and personal with real, live bugs in our BugFest exhibit!

Science Challenge Visitors can test their engineering skills with our very own Science Chal-lenge - using K’nex building tools! Put your skills to the test and see if your engineering can stand up!Science Rocks! Who doesn’t love rocks and minerals? Visitors can identify minerals us-ing real tools, and learn why geology in Ontario ROCKS!

Cool Science Caravan

Your Science North experience includes six brand new hands-on exhibits led by our popular “Bluecoat” scientists

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In front of Munincipal ComplexTuesday - Wednesday - Thursday

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Sunday July 17th 2011 is Lake Superior Day.

Holy Angels Heritage Mass

Join us as we kick off Heritage Days with our annual Outdoor Mass on Sunday, July 17th, at 3:00pm. Father Alex, along with parishinors of Holy Angels Church will be welcoming Msgr. Pat Stilla, V.G and visiting priests. Following Mass we will be having a parish BBQ! Hamburgers and hot dogs will be available for sale along with other goodies!

C & D Cool TreatsIce cream bike available during the week.

Other Notes...

Lynda VelanoffProfessional FloristTel: (807) 825-4545

Toll Free: 1-800-387-5937www.strawberryfloral.ca

McCuaig Family Salad LuncheonTime: 11:30am - 1:30pmLocation: Schreiber Recreation Community HallCost: $7

This is a fund raiser for pet rescue and Chimo club.Join us for chicken caesar, chef, greek or taco salad served in an edible bowl plus buns, beverages and dessert.

Schreiber Public Library12:00pm

Silver City in SchreiberTime: 10:00pm - 11:30pmLocation: Tent in ballfieldFree Admission!

Join us for a Friday night at the movies. Bring your favourite chair or blanket and come to the big tent for a show. Everyone welcome to attend. Children must be supervised by parents. Pop, chips and popcorn will be for sale. Come out and relax for the evening.

Friday, July 22nd

Multicultural Bake Sale

Bank of Montreal customer appreciation dayDrop in for coffee and a sweet treat.

10:00am - 5:00pm

Boy’s & Girl’s ClubRoad Hockey Tourney

Cosimo Filane

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Thunder Bay: (807)623-4643Fax: (807)824-2755

Full Color Digital Printing& Embroidery

Vinyl Decals, Banners, Signs, Wall Art, Stickers, Posters, Window Lettering,

Labels, Tackle Twill

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Saturday, July 23rd

Town Wide Yard Sales

CWL Pie Wagon

BBQ & Yard Sale @ the Legion

Time: 10:00am - 1:00pmHosted by the Heritage Days Committee The whole town becomes a beehive of activity as bargain hunters abound. Tour around town and see what you can find. One person’s junk is another one’s treasure.

Time: 9:30amLocation: Holy Angels Church Parking LotCost: $7 per pie. Schreiber cannot get enough of these delicious pies! The pie wagon will be filled with a wide variety of flavours. Don’t be late as they sell out quickly.

Time: 11:00am - 2:00pmLocation: Royal Canadian Legion BR. 109Cost: hot dogs $3 hamburgers & smokies $5 (includes salads & coffee or tea) Need a place to set up a table for the yard sale? Why not set up in the legion parking lot? Coffee and tea will be on and there is access to wash-rooms. Also if the weather is bad the hall can be used from 9:00am - 4:00pm. There will be 10 tables available, first come first served. Call Jim or Lisa to book a table. 824-2468

Breakfast BuffetTime: 8:30 - 11:00amLocation: Voyageur RestaurantCost: $8.95 per person Join Pina and her staff to get started or take a break from the town-wide yard sale excitement.

Road Hockey Tourney

Schreiber Jr. Firefighter GamesTime: 1:00 - 4:00pm Location : Ball field Bucket Brigade: contestants fill buckets and empty them in a barrel. The fastest team to fill the barrel wins. Hose Relay: contestants connect five hoses and knock down a target, then disconnect 2 hoses connect them to a wye and knock down two more targets. Race: our unique four person race with our special shoes There will be prizes awarded to winners.

Saturday, July 23rd, cont’d

Minor Hockey DanceTime : Doors open at 9:00pmLocation : Schreiber Rec CenterCost : $5 Turn back time and dance the night away to 80’s hits. Prizes for the best 80’s attire. Music provided by Whitesand Entertainment. Special appear-ance by FOUR ON THE FLOOR. Mouth watering Drifters pizza will be for sale. Hosted by Scheiber minor hockey. Age of majority required.

Rollie’s Rendezvous 20th Anniversary

Mini Monster BingoTime : doors open 2:00pm calling starts 4:00pmLocation : Rec HallCost: $20 entry fee Must be 18 years of age. Hosted by Schreiber - Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club.

Time : 2:00pmLocation : Kelly’s Harbour For complete details see pg.18.

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Sunday, July 24thTeddy Bear Parade &

Superior Classics Car ClubShow & Shine

BBQ after Parade

Freezie FrenzyTime: Following the paradeLocation: Schreiber Ball Field Mother Nature has certainly been kind to us on previous Parade Days and we are hoping for the hot summer weather again this year! Cool down with a refreshing freezie. The Recreation Committee will be on hand with all your favourite flavours! All proceeds will be put towards the Winter Carnival Fireworks!

Pop ,water, hamburgers and hot dogs - brought to you by the Heritage Days Committee. Buy yours at the swamp.

Arts in the Park Craft SaleTime: 1:30 - 4:30pmLocation: Schreiber Ball Field Presented by Schreiber Parks and Recreation. Please note that this event is scheduled to take place OUTDOORS. In the case of inclement weather we will move to Schreiber Arena. Space will be available for set up begin-ning at 11:00am. 6ft tables will rent for $15 +HST. Deadline to register is Friday July 17th,2011. For information or to register please call:

(807)824-2711 ex. 226 or email: recreation@schreiber.ca

Time: 12:00pm Rain or ShineLocation: start at rec. center and finish at the ball field Dress up your favorite teddy bear and meet at the rec. center before the parade. Prizes for best dressed teddy - be creative. Mike Gravelle and Al Cresswell will be the parade marshalls.

Rollie’s Rendezvous 20th Anniversary The Superior North Shore Power and Sail Squadron began hosting Rollie’s Rendezvous 20 years ago in August 1991. As a group of boaters we wanted to do something to honor Rollie Stortini, a long time resident of Jackfish and Schreiber and a founding member of our squadron. Rollie, who passed away too early in 1991, was always interested in Lake Superior. He en-couraged many young boaters to explore the lake and safely pursue their boating skills. The Rendezvous was a fun activity of boaters plotting courses on Lake Superior and finding hidden markers which revealed the next several legs of the course. This would lead a boat and crew to a secret rendezvous site. Pot luck dinners, campfires and singing always surrounded the Admiral’s Review Board which verified navigational skills, or lack of them, during the running of the course. After all the fun of managing Rollie’s Rendezvous, the Squadron would like to celebrate the 20th year by inviting all boaters in the area to rendezvous with us in Kelly’s Harbour (48* 45.9’N 87* 11.4’W) just west of Hydro Bay on Saturday, July 23rd at 2:00pm. Kelly’s Harbour is also accessible from the Casque Isles hiking trail. We welcome all to join us (bring some food) for a wonderful day on the water. As always with Lake Superior, the alternate date for the rendezvous due to inclement weather (rain,fog, hurric-aine) will be Sunday, July 24th at 2:00pm We would appreciate you contacting Bill Roen at 825-3343 so we can anticipate your crew at Kelly’s Harbour.

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Canadian Fire Fighters raised $2.7 Million dollars for supporting those affected with Muscular Dystro-phy last year. Ontario Fire Fighters raised $1,175.00. Our Fire Department has donated approximately $1000.00 in the last two years thanks to the generous support of our residents and visitors. We thank you for your support and request it again this year.

Donations gratefully accepted by the fire fighter’s rubber boot campaign during the parade.

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Michael Gravelle, MPPThunder Bay–Superior North

Wishing you a wonderful Heritage Days,

and proud to be Schreiber’s voice at

Queen’s Park!

Have a great Heritage Days!

Thunder Bay Boy’s & Girl’s ClubWednesday - Thursday- Friday

Located in the Holy Angels SchoolParking Lot on Alberta St.

- Ramp Riders SK8 Park

-Inflatables

- Everything Free (including water, juice, etc.)

Road Hockey Tourneylocation: Schreiber Fun Grounds

2 Divisionsage 14 or under(Friday July 22nd) & age 15 and up(Saturday July 23rd)

(exceptions can be made)minimum 4 players (1 goalie, 3 forwards)

goalie equipment required2 20 min. periods with 10 min. break

No body contact (penalties will be assessed by refs for all infraction.)penalties will be 3 mins.

all ties will be settled by shootout.3 shooters each side.

must pre register by July 19th, 2011 in order to make schedulescontact: Bob Morgan (807)824-3218

Fee: $5 per player or $20 per team.Cash Prizes for 1st & 2nd

Thank youFrom Schreiber Heritage Committee

Al CresswellAmanda AndrewsAnthony FriedrichB & B on the BeachBeno InsuranceBMOBrian NesbittCampbell ElectricCanada Post GirlsCathy MainCebrario’s HardwareCelebrate OntarioChris MorrillCircle Route MotelCos Filane & FamilyCosta’s FoodateriaC.W.LDan RileyDave KayDebbie RileyDriftersEvergreen LawnsFilane’s Canadian Spring WaterG. Figliomeni & Sons Inc.Home HarwareInvestors GroupJoe CebrarioJudy DavisJudy SaloKaren CommissoKatimavikKendall SempleLucy & Fred FigliomeniMcCuaig FamilyMichael GravelleMill Road Service Centre

Nella CommissoNorth Shore SingersNWMOOlie MorrillParks CanadaPat HalonenPatty QuintonPina’s Voyaguer RestaurantPro Hardware / Napa Auto partsRec. CommitteeRec. Center Maintence StaffRoyal Canadian Legion Branch 109Satellite 911Schreiber Mayor & CouncilSchreiber Public LibrarySchreiber Public WorksSchreiber/Terrace Bay Figure Skating ClubSchreiber/Terrace Bay Minor HockeySchreiber Volunteer Fire DepartmentScience NorthSpadoni Home FurnitureSpadoni MotorsStewart PharmacyStrawberry’s Floral BoutiqueSuperior Credit UnionTammy Mineau & all the staff at our local LCBOTerrace Bay BakeryTerrace Bay PulpTerrace Bay Shell/SubwayTerry BellThunder Bay Boys & Girls ClubTina MorrillWah’s Restaurantall those who helped with Deal or No Deal

Thank you to all those who helped make Heritage Days a success:

Please accept our sincere apologies if we missed you or your group.

We would like to thank the ministry of culture & tourism for the Celebrate Ontario Funding of Heritage Days