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Page 4 ern nena tenn et samen, -- HERE & THERE IN SCHREIBER A family get-together was held last milan at the home of Mr. & Mrs, L,R, McCuaig. ers of the family from distant points attend- 2 Pe ing were Norma, Mrs, C, Foote, Elk Lake, Mr. & gupen @ Mrs. Frank McCuaig, Darlene and Rick, Hornepayn Mr, & Mrs. Jack McCuaig, Donna Lynne and Bob, Mrs, John Tronson (Edythe), Mr. & Mrs. Harry White (Irene) and daughter Debbie, all of Ft. William, Mrs. Chris Clarke and daughter Kelly The family attended church service at St. Andrews United Church on Sunday and enjoyed a visit with family recollections of past experiences later Lester McCuaig's son Alex compiled the family tree and a copy was given to each at the reunion and silver teaspoons, the gift of Mrs. J.E. Thompson (Otto) were presented to each on hehalf of her mother, by Mrs. Foote. Thompson is presently visiting a brother Toronto, Jim Potter,Toronto. Norton McCuaig, in Scotland, Mr, & Mrs, J. Oliphant of Fort William were the guests of the C. Wrights for the They were accompanied by Mrs. E. Cambridge who spent the weekend with Mrs. R. They leave Sunday to continue their weekend. Spicer, journey to Alliston and Barrie. Mr, & Mrs. A. Boon and son of Ignace were weekend guests of Mrs. D. Moore and family. Mrs, Mary Crowe of Hamilton was a guest of Mr. & Mrs. F.C. Macadam last week. Miss Mary Hnatiw of Ft. William and Sharon Macadam Pt. Arthur were visitors at Sharon's home last week. Misses Jean Jacino and Joyce Graham Port Arthur spent the weekend in Schreiber. Cynthia Bond, Port Arthur was home for the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. E, 0*Connor Freddie Willoughby has left for Caronport, Sask. where he has enrolled in Briercrest Bible Institute. Mr, & Mrs, Chas, Boon visited in Powassan, North Bay and Kirkland Lake. Mr. & Mrs. W.H. the weekend guests of Corporal & Mrs. F. ' Richardson enroute from Toronto to Winnipeg. Mr. Nevill is a brother of Mrs. Richardson. St. Andrews United Church Womeng Assoc. met on Wed. afternoon for their regular meet- ing. Mrs. G. Gordon led in the devotional period, the theme being "Whom do we Serve", Mrs. 0. Niemi, President presided over the Two new routine business and reports. projects were accepted for the coming months, Mrs. H. McBride was named representative to the Congregational Supper Committee. Rev. Crook was present to discuss. the plans for the new Womeng Organization being formed in Jan. 1962. Mrs. R. Macadam and Mrs. T. Whent were appointed to the Provisional Committee. It was agreed to again hold the Annual Thanksgiving day Turkey Supper on Mon. Oct. 9 in the Town Hall. Mrs. H. McBride will be convenor with the comnittee comprising Mesdames A, Laine, \ N. Smith, J. Grey, D, Nesbitt, J, Hagan, Several notes of thanks were received and read by the Secretary. Following the meeting lunch was served by Mesdames J. Hagan, J. Rattray and G, Gordon. John Shaw, Ft. William recent _ly_visited Mrs. W. McGregor, | PHONE Tan Memb-- Mrs. REXALL SUPER PLEWAMINS | Mrs, Austin Cosgrove and daughters visited Sister St. Austin in North Bay last weck. The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion was held on Tues. Sept. 5 in the club rooms, Olson presided with 12 members present. An executive meeting preceded the general meeting ; with 10 present, ed Secretary for the remainder of the year due | to the resignation of Mrs. P. Pegoraro. L. Small gave the financial statement. Mrs. W. | Moon reported on Sick & Welfare and a report NEW SPECIAL OFFER To acquaint new users to Super Plenamins and to provide savings for regular users, Super Plenamins now have available a free trial offer. Stock up now «> £2 en eae ramen tare ire ne St A RO Se RR I RE eR Mrs. W. Mrs. R, MacCuaig was appoint-; Mrs. on the Field Day was given by the President. A Bingo is planned for Mon, Sept. 18, in the Legion Club Room. advance of the next meeting night. for October meeting will be Mesdames R, MacCuaig, G. Moores, A, McColeman, L.R.McCuaig. and R, Macadam. \ Members will be notified in | Hostesses | Lunch was served. Beulah McBride returned last week from Brandon, Man. where she spent the summer with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Freed. ss Joan Reid has joined the teaching stafi THE : PUBLIC iS AWARE: "WE KNOW OUR STUFF " THEY'RE SATISF SFIED AND THAT'S ENOUGH! BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP HOTEL TERRACE Tie 5=3209 | * : : Mi Higmibh of. AAMAADSS, eats of the Schreiber Public School. | FUNERAL SERVICE FOR LATE ALLAN McLEOQD HELD Funeral Service for the late Allan McLeod 64, resident of the Railway Y.M.C.A. in Schreiber, whose death occurred on Sunday, Sept. 3, was held in St. Andrews United Church Sept. 5, with Rev. R.A. Crook officiating. Pallbearers were R.F. Miller, T.P. Whent, W.H. Murphy, G.H, G.H. Birch, D.W. Rosie and J.E, Gagnon. i.e Set | Interment was in Schreiber Cemetery. Mr. McLeod was born at Moose Factory and at an early age came with his parents to Rossport, later moving to Jack- fish where he resided for some time. After joining the employ of the C.P.R, he moved to Schreiber. He was a locomotive engineer, He took an early retirement due to ill health. Mr. McLeod was predeceased by his wife in 1954 and is survived by four step children and many nieces and nephews in Schreiber and district. Attending from out of town were Mr, & Mrs. A. McLeod and Puc Pt. McDiarmid, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Parent, Mr. e Mrs. C. MacLeod, , White River, Mrs. B. Almos Pt. Arthur, Clara Moore Marathon, Mr. & Mrs. J. Moore Terrace Bay, Mr. F. Boon Ft. Wn, (Cont?d Pg Pg.10)! ee Sle. a