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DAFFODIL TEA SUCCESSFUL Garlands of pastel ribbons holding Spring bouquets graced the Guild Hall for the annual Daffodil Teaof the Catholic Girls! Club on Saturday afternoon, with Pat McParland and Anna Fummerton (president) receiving. B. Comeau was cashier and Mrs. A. LeBlane the hostess. The tea was poured by Mrs. H. McParland and Mrs. E. Fummerton, Mrs. D' Arcy McGuire and Mrs. R. Sisson. Servi tors were:= L. McGrath, A. Spadoni, B. Stefurak, C. Kusik, N. West, L. Campbell, C. McGrath, J. Small, R. Godin, M. Prescott, B. Lalonde, M. Speziale, C. LeBlanc, M. Cook, M. B:Ina, J. McParland, R. Huard, E. Fournier, S. O'Brien, and C. Cosgrove. The Bake Table was attended by M. McGrath, N. Bryar, R. Huard and the White Elephant booth by G. Chicoine and M. Gauthier. Assisting in the kitchen were Mesdames H. Dugan, D. McLellan, T. Borutski, B. Fournier, and the Misses M. Holmes, G. LeBlanc, N. McLellan and Y. Huard. The door prize was won by Gerry Wilson. CADET CORPS INSPECTED The Schreiber High School Cadet Corps had their annual inspection last week, the march past and salute taken by Capt. Hutton of Oakville, accompan ied by Staff Serg. C.J. Sauve of Port Arthur. The March Past was in charge of Cadet Capt. J. Gordon. An excellent display of F.N. stripping and assem- bling was done by S. Paradis, E. Handel, B. Duncan and J. McGrath, with Cadet Serg. L. Duggan in charge. Following the display of physical training was given by J. Davis, D. Riley, D. McParland, D. MacDonald, |. Macadam, B. Webb, R. Small, Alex and Paul Gauthier. Cadet Lieut. Fred McCole man was in charge of the precision drill. D.D. White, of the school staff, is chief instruc- tor for the corps. assisted by A. Speziale and J. McCuaig. The corps. officers are Capt. J. Gordon, Serg. L. Duggan and Lieut. F. McColeman. Richard Chicoine received the award for Best All- Round cadet; Boyd Drake, for the top senior cadet, and Sean Paradis for best junior cadet. Capt. Hutton commended the boys for their march past, physical training display and general appearance He was also pleased with the support in interest shown by the audience present. Too often, he re- marked, it is mistakenly assumed that cadet corps are organized as a means of Army recruiting, but, although many cadets have gone to higher education from the cadets, through the Army, this is not the intent. Rather it is to provide physical training to develop strong bodies, combined with learning dis- dipline and to work as a team, all assets in the larger life beyond school days. Principal O.B. Fasan and his staff and school board members L.R. McCuaig, C. Sparkes, D.J. McParland, and J.M. McGrath were gratified with the showing made the by the school corps. BIKES TAPED (Continued from Page 13) Tions CTub project. The taping was done by N.J. Jolicoeur and Walter Wilkes after which Const. S. W.Timmerman inspected and checked the bikes. Schreiber Lions Club Executive:- (I. to r.) standing) Mr. Rolly Gander - 1 yr. Director, Mr. Lloyd Schaan - 1 yr. Director, Mr. A. O'Keefe - Tail Twister, Mr. Wally Weaver - 3 rd Vice - President Mr.H.Martinson - 2 year Director - Mr. N.J. Jolicoeur - Past President. Seated L.to R. Mr. H. Ermel - Treasurer - Mr.J.Handel - President and Mr .Walter Murphy - Ist Vice President. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Three names inadvertently omitted from a write up last week on an Eastern Star Tea were:- Mrs. Dora Weaver who served at the tea table, Mrs. B. Ridsdale who presided at the Parcel Post table and Miss Heather Graham who assisted in the kitchen. ali Pat Newton returned this week from Belleville where he attended a re-union of the Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment, attended by 248 of the originals who fought in 1945, plus the full new Regiment. Lord and Lady Tweedsmuir flew over for the momentous occasion when new colours were dedicated and the mayor of the city presented the Freedom of the City to the Regiment. The ceremonie were attended by 9,000 people, and one of the Old Boys had come from as far as Vancouver to rejoin his former comrades. The special Divine service was held in St. Thomas Anglican Church. Lorraine Fadden was elected president of the Ladies' baseball league at their recent meeting. A. Richardson was elected Vice=-Pres. M. Cornell, Sec. and L. Morris, Treasurer. The three teams are captained by C. Kusik, B. Arnold, and A. Richard- son. Regular games will be played on Monday and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Denny Neylon was tndoubtedly the happiest person here as he bade good-bye to his friends enroute to Boston. For, from there he will fly to Shannon Ire- land, making his first visit home in 36 years. Announcement of a tender call this week for the construction of Sellars Road bridge and approaches, including erection of structural steel, over Whitefish River, two miles southwest of Hymers, in the Fort William District, is made by the Department of High= ways, Ontario. Probable starting time of the project is July 18th, with completion scheduled for September 15, 1964.