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Eugene Hendricken of Nipigon went out of gutted, The car was valued at $9,00. Burn- - control on Highway 17 and rolled into the | ing in mid-highway the {cont'd page 9) October 22, 1959 TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 7 Schreiber. QResidents >, f A ee eee WY Fry AS etened Tire JORe Ty EE ' : GD | AY Clinic OWN. falAILL. Hours: 2 ~J pm, Gig / = (Ua All residents of Schreiber have a duty to themselves, their families and fellow citi- zens to visit the free TB X-RAY CLINIC to be held in Schreiber at the Town Hall between the hours of 2 to 5 P.M. and 7 to 10 P.M, satelaeemnedndthhheneemeaienatneememmeatientemmsentincmneianenetinemeotiaaeeera ee eS $ Under the direction of Survey Chairman, Mrs.N.A, McCuaig, the East Thunder Bay TB Association and the members of the Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary are carrying on an active campaign to make. the: attendance at the clinic 100%, They have also helped with the school tests and will assist at the reading of the Clinics. Assisting in the various groups are: Mesdames, M, Furlonger, M, Skinner, P, Paradis, E, Lidkea, I, Lidkea, B. Whent, I, McCuaig, J, MacCuaig, E, Johnson, R, Hiller,' L, McColeman, E, Cocks, C, Morris, I, Williamson, R. Pearson, B, Macadam, L. Christie, N. Gray, D. Nykanen, P, Bottomly, B. Halonen, M. Kosticki, T. Olson,' I. Bolan; L, Leisander, V, Rigelsford, E, Paradis, M, Spillane, M, Handel, C. Ross, L. Weaver. ELECTRICAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE ONTARIO AND SCHREIBER HYDRO COMMISSION All of these people have given freely of ther time in this public service and it is hoped that the general public will give the few moments necessary to take advantage of the great protection offered by the Clinic. This survey is sponsored by the East Thunder Bay TS Association in co-operation with the Ontario Department of Health Cveryone"'over 12 years of age should attend Your purchase of 'Christmas Seals supports this work NIPIGON MAN KILLED IN ONE OF 4 MISHAPS ON ditch. Damage was estimated at $300 but the HIGHWAY 17 driver was unhurt, A. 21-year-old Nipigon man was killed in About 8:00 P.M, that evening two trucks one of four auto mishaps investigated by collided near Dorion causing Approximately Ontario Provincial Police in the Nipigon $400 damage to the vehicles but luckily no area during the weekend, one was injured, Elmer Raketti died at 1 a.m, Sunday when At 12,45 A.M, Sunday, Yvonne Pelletier, the car he was driving went out of control of Terrace Bay, was travelling along highway on Highway 17, two miles east of Nipigon, 11, 15 miles north of Nipigon, when his Passengers Glenn McConkey and Barry Smart, English--built car caught fire under the also of Nipigon, received minor injuries. hood. Mr,Pelletier made an effort to quench On Saturday afternoon a car driven by the flames but the vehicle was completely ' ie ee ---- Sener mere