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- vage 4 - HERE & THERE IN SCHREIBER MrseAlex Lamb is a patient in Westmount Hospital, Fort William, while her husband is in McKellar Hospital. daughter Sandra, are the guests 1 ees ager of Mr.& Mrs~ R.Gray, the men SEND FOR US... f= | ' Wisi | | being cousins. The sorting committee of the Childrents Aid packed boxe for needy families recently an a plea is sent out for boys! trousers and shoes -- ages 8.~ 10 - 12 and 14, A The North Shore Registered ie: Nurses Association met in Mrs, A.W,Cuthbertson!s home last . Wednesday to plan their new project. It was decided to again sponsor the Children's ; Aid Society and funds will.be raised through tickets sold on $25 record collection - records of winner's choices Mr, Mrs.John O'Donnell, visted with lr. & hirs,Austin Cosgrave enroute to their home in the Soo from Fort William where they were visiting the latter's parent, John Cosgrove, son of Mr.& Mrs, Austin Cosgrove, has been accepted on a hockey -- scholarship to Colorado College and is elig- ible for a possible $2,000 yearly scholarshi After attending their daughter Shirley's ~ graduation exercises (St,Josephts Hospital) Mr,& MrseA.Zaporzan of Gilbert Plains came | on to visit their son Walter and his family. hirs,O'Driscoll of Renfrew, after visiting her son Terry in Fort William San, spent some time with her son Rod:and his family here on her way hoinee Jimmy Harris, enroute from Vancouver where he spends the Winters, to son Joe!s home in Chapleau, stopped: over for a visit with his daughters here, Chal. lMcCuaig, Mro& Mrs, Edward Hill, Wayne and Janet of Winnipeg, are the guests of the Lester McCuaig's, At the request of Father J,MeCano, PePe, Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church, Father Josef Ballann, of the Scallabrini Fathers, assistant in St.Anthony's Church, Port Arthur, held special Masses the past week for the many Italian~speaking parishioners Evening services were held Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday and morning services on Tuesday, Wednesda and Thursdays i While in Town Father Bellan visited many of the homes where his call was particular ly pleasing to the older folks who conversed in their native languages The Oddfellows and Rebekah Humanitarian Service (CPT) are most grateful to those who sunnorted their ticket sale in recent draw for funds | and are preparing for the annual Fall Candy Sale. Anyone presently using or | having invalid facilities | belonging to the CrT--bed, | mattress, crutches, wheel | chair, etce, is requested to call Bill Collinson who will | JUST BE PRACTICAL. COMMUNITY T.V. SERVICES Terrace Bay, Ontario PHONE TA 5=3305 SLT COL TOLL A CLC AOL AT BEAUTY & BARGER SHOP TERRACE BAY MOTOR HOTEL PHONE TA 5-3209 eer nen a ee a June 14, 1962, come to mark it with the com mittee seal, This is necessary inorder that the many pieces of such equipment on constant loan to the general public can be accounted for whem needed-- the request is not made for a return of the articles where still needed. Mrs, George Lemieux has re- turned' to her home on Columbia Street, Schreiber, after spend- ing a week at the Park Plaza Hotel in Toronto and a month with her daughter, Mrse Cele Snyder in Ottawae Lynn Richardson, GeneSecyey YelieCeAe, was in Montreal to attend Graduation Exercises at Sir George Williams University. Lynn was in the first Gradua ting class (1937) with 11 men and one woman and was amazed to find 400 in this year's class - coming from seventeen countries.- giving a truly international fla~ vour to the ceremoniese Lynn's class originated the "Guinea Pig Award," deciding on the odd title because they were, in effect, the guinea pigs of the University, when various modes of education at this level were tried. The award is made for personal contribution of service and has only been presented seven~ teen times in the intervening years, showing | that qualifications for the award are highs The Library Board met on Friday evening with H,M.Ermel presiding, Mis.P,AeIsaac who will be teaching in Ottawa next year was thanked for his work on the Doard and wished happiness in his new home, The return of the National Geographics for | past year, bound and covered to place on shelves, was noted. | Mrs, KsLeBlanc was granted vacation from | July 15 to 28th and the Library will be closed) during that time. | The Women's Liberal Committee honored David) Morgan, Liberal Candidate from Port Arthur, at a Tea on Saturday afternoons Mrs,J,Corbett and Mrse GeVallaincourt re=~ | ceived and tea was poured by Mrse JeCampbell | and Mrs, W.TeWallaces MrseJeMacIsaac was ining x ess and Mrs» ReCeMacadam and and Mrse FeVsHarness Servitorse; Mr,Morgan, who was accom= panied by A,Petrone, addressed | the. women in the afternoon and | a public meeting in the Town Hall in the evening. There will be no further meetings until Septembere | | ! ! = ane ' HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEETS HIGH SCHOOL DAM. principal 0.B.Fasan presen~ | i" ted.the following report at the; -- June 7th meeting of the High b School Boards a Attendance is still staying in the upper brackets (97655)« | Grade IX students arranged | a debate and panel discussion | for the last Home & School Association meetings _ the May 11 Sport's Day | the lower school (Cont'd. Page 7) et ee ane eee ape