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wr May 25, 1961 | SCHREIBER NEWS { ' LEGION LADIES AUXILIARY HOLD TEA Last Saturday Mrs.W,0lson, President ;of the Ladies Auxiliary cto the Canadian ' Legion welcomed the guests who attended |the Tea held in the Legion Hall. General Convenor was Mrs.R.Bedard 'and Mrs. B.Paradis was in charge in | the kitchen, The tea, made by Mrs.R. |Gray was served by Mesdames W.Christie, iW.Kinney, P.Pegararo, W.Moon, R.McCuaig land J.Morris. Mrs.L.Small was cashier, Mrs.J.Campbell drew Miss Bonnie Guinats winning draw ticket and the j|door prize, drawn by Mrs.T.Bolan; was won by Mrs.Ruth Spadoni. [----- 'W.eW. WILKES RECEIVES GOLD PASS i On Wednesday, May 17th Mr. W.W.: iWilkes, C.P.R. Locomotive Engineer, [was presented with a Gold Pass (one jwhich is good on any line)--given in 'recognition of fifty years service, The Pass was presented by Mr. W, 'Miller, Asst.General Manager of the 'Eastern Lines, in the Station office. Offering congratulations were Mr. V,. \Everitt, Supt. of the Schreiber Divi- | Sion, Mr.Godfrey Pearson, Regional (Manager of Eastern Lines and Mr,G.A. iLePage, Locomotive Foreman. A bou- 'quet of roses was presented to Mrs. \Wilkes, Mr. Wilkes started working for the iC.P.R. at the age of thirteen in iMacadam Junction, N.B., coming to | the Schreiber Division in 1912. lp ae helena ecient llianipliillsigh: Lesenpvangebbcliepdtiie 'ST. JOHN'S JUNIOR AUXILIARY WINDUP The Junior Girls'! Auxiliary of St, -Johnts Anglican Church held their annual Windup and election of offi- ;cers last week, ; New officers are:- President, Brenda Dimmery, Secretary, Jean Thorpe, Treas- 'urer, Shirley Ann Winters, Following supper games were played 'and the girls entertained their lead- ,2rs, Marlene Birch, Lois Inshaw, Shir- ley Jartus and Dorothy Slater. Recent projects include the sale of Mothers? Day flowers and peppermint 'patties, HOLY ANGELS P.T.A. SETS UP BURSARY | Seventy-three members of the P,T.A, jof Holy Angels Separate School met 'last Thursday. Mr.J.Branchaud pre- 'sided and minutes and correspondence 'were read by Mrs.R.Spadoni. The Treas- jurer, Mrs. R.Needham, also reported, ' Anyone wishing to attend the P,T.A, jConvention in Port Arthur on May 28th may do so. A Bursary is to be given to any 'Grade 8 student graduating and attend- 'ing a Catholic High School in the Fall. 'The attendance prize was won by Sister 'Emma's room, | Father Cano presided for election iof officers. Results were as follows: 'President, Mr,J.Branchaud-Vice-Pres, iMrs.W,Cocks-Secretary, Mrs.R.Spadoni- iTreasurer, Mrs.R.Needham,. Next meet- jing lunch will be served by the man, | Pupils of Grades 4-7 and 8, direct-- TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 11 ed by Sister Emma and Sister Lucille, entertained with folk songs. Lunch was served by Mrs.A.Bourguignon and her committee,. BRIDAL SHOWER FOR SHERRILL SLY Miss Sherrill Sly was honoured at a bridal shower held on Sunday evening in the home of Mrs. W.Guillet. Mrs, Jerry Thrower and Mrs.,Hugh Stewart werd co-hostesses, Sherrill and her mother, Mrs.R.Gray received the guests at the door and servitors were Mrs.Glen Holmes, Mrs. H.Stewart and Miss Beulah Grover. Kit- chen arrangements were handled by Mrs. J.G.Scott, Mrs.R.Bedard, Mrs.J.Handel and Mrs.Reg.Bailey. Mrs.Thrower attend ed the gift room and guest book. AMBULANCE BRIGADE INSPECTION & BANQUET Last Thursday evening the Schreiber Division of the St.John Ambulance and Nursing Division held their annual Ban quet and Inspection, The Banquet, held in the Schreiber Hotel, was attended by the official inspection party--Brig,. Eric Snow, 0O.B.E., C.D., Deputy Commissioner, and Mrs.W.W.Denison, Supt. of 'Nursing, bot from Provincial Headquarters in Torontgq -- Dr.F.F.P.Thompson, Area Commissione --Mr.Fred Farwell, Area Supt. of Ambu- lance--Miss G.Mitchell, Area Supt. of Nursing - Lakehead Headquarters. Local guests included Reeve W.D*tArcy, Rev. and Mrs, R.J.S.Inshaw, Mr.& Mrs. R, Sheffield, Mr.& Mrs, A.W.Cuthbertson, Mrs.L,R.McCuaig and wives and husbands of members, Grace was said by Rex.. Inshaw and Mr. W.Cringle, Division Superintendent was M,C. The inspection was held in the Town Hall and Jimmy McCuaig, instructor, was in charge of drill formation, A display of first aid and home nursing had all members taking part, Brigadier Snow and Mrs.Denison highly praised the efficiency of drill and demonstrations and the manner in which the records were kept. Following the inspection the Brigadier gave his official address and others of the visiting party spoke briefly. Certificates were presented to the last senior public first aid class and to the junior Ski Patrol. Informal visiting and lunch conclu- ded the evening, A good attendance of the public were on hand to view. the inspection, FUNERAL SEKVICE FOR W WEBB, ELD FRIDAY A Funeral Service for W.Webb who passed awayin Port Arthur Hospital on May 16th was held on Friday in St.Johns Anglican Church with Rev. Inshaw offi- ciating. Miss Lois Inshaw accompanied the singing of "Nearer My God to Thee" and "Abide With Me," Pallbearers were W.Paradis, Robt. Fournier, G.Gauthier and Keith Ross of Schreiber and T,Turner of Terrace Bay and-Joe Harris of Chapleau. Interment was in Schreiber Cemetery. Mr. Webb was predeceased by his wife in June 1960. He is (Cont'd P.12, |