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rr er en ce NE sa een ene nen OEE ALT ESOS An A A SE em SN a AER A REA RIOR BIO RE AD OR AR A A ERIE EE A NORTE CE NR eR Page 8 i HERE AND THERE IN SCHREIBER Prior to their departure for Toronto, Mr, Lorne Caldwell were entertained by the Schrei ber Ski Club, at a party in Boyer Gagnon?s »"s: Lorne. was organizer of the Club, doing home. manual work in clearing the slope and. build- ing the Club House and was also active in arranging various fund raising projects. On behalf of the members Boyer presentedia handsome attache case to Lorne and a matching. writing case to Mrs.Caldwell, The Ladies Bowling League will hold its first fall meeting on September 3lst in the YMCA committee room:at 2,30. All former players and those wishing to join the league are urged to attend this meeting when teams are chosen for the season, If it is impossible to be present sidileasdl should give their names to Mrs. Bessie Scott, the President, before the meeting. Eddie Duffy has.returned to Fort: William after spending the summer with his aunt, Mrs, Joe Cebrario,. ' Mr.& Mrs,Clare Wright had the latter's aunt and cousin, Mrs.A,Carson and Arnold Car- son, and Les Fawcett, all of Fort William, visiting them this week. Clifford and Charlie Riley of Port Arthur were here last week visiting relatives and old friends, Alex McKay and daughter, Mrs, Jean Cantin, of Fort William are holidaying in Alex! camp at the Lake. Mr.& Mrs,Cosimo Figliomeni, Michael; Praise and Paul and Tony Orite, of Toledo, Ohio, visited the Frank Figliomeni's last weck, Cos, received congratulations' from old Schrei- ber friends on his appointment as manager of the meat department in a branch of a large chain of stores, Roy Davis and Fred McColeman returned. in time for school from a holiday in Toronto wit John. Megill. Mrs,Ellard White of Toronto is the guest o Mrs,Fred Hiller and Mrs,Gourlay. Small, also of. Toronto is visiting with Mrs.Forbes Macadam, Mr.& Mrs,Lionel Olson, White River, visite with friends here recently. Mr,& Mrs, Russell Skinner are holidaying in Winnipeg and' at the West Coast, During Mr,Skinner's absence, Mrs, H.Gellert will be acting Town Clerk, John Inshaw will return to Toronto Univer- sity, 2nd year Engineering and Peter Chicoine is entering Ottawa University, tentatively planning a Bsc, Degree. Sandra Kragero will enter Teachers? Col- lege at the Lakehead; Brenda Lidkea, Joyce Fadden, Rosa Speaizle, Jane Skinner, Ruth Ann Paske, Nicole Ouelette, Roberta Morris and Sharon Webb are taking business courses at the Lakehead; Bonnie Gordon is attending Selkirk High School while Marilyn Pearson and Doris McParland are to take the C,N.A, course. = Mr.& Mrs, A.Moorey and DtArcy, accompanied Gordon Moorey to Brockville where he has en- rolled in St,Mark's College, Her Uncle, Gordon Hives of Hamilton, drove Cingy May home from Bracebridge eee, she had TERRACE BAY NEWS -- September 13y 1962. spent the summer holidays with an aunt and uncle, ; Mr.& Mrs, Albert Morris and family spent their holidays at their Amyot Camp, taking with! them nephew David Morris of Chapleau, -- Last week Mr.@ Mrs, Jack Easton of Sudbury were here visiting the Morris family, Mr.& Mrs, A,B.McCuaig, Mr.& Mrs..Geoff Birch and Mr.& Mrs, Mervyn Perrault attended a tea in Port Arthur'honoring this year's class en- tering St. Joseph's School of Nursing in which Audrey McCuaig, Marlene Birch and Geraldine McGrath are enrolled, Mrs.J.D.McCoshen of Montreal is here visit- ing her daughter, Mrs,Hilary O'Brien. Mr.& Mrs, S,Christie, Saskatoon, are visitin; the George Moore's at the Lake, Mrs..Moore and Mrs.Christie are sisters. Mr. & Mrs. Mart Ryan attending the wedding of a miece, Miss' bha harmaine Antoniak..to John Shonblom, on September Ist; 'in Corpos Christie Church, Port Arthur. Mr.& Mrs.Lloyd Small. and family aca return- ed from an..enjoyable holiday spent cruising on ja yacht in Southern Ontario waters. Mr.& Mrs, J.M.McGrath have returned from their vacation, Sharon Gellert, daughter of Mr.& Mrs. Hele Gellert, who recently completed a 'business -course in Winnipeg, winning a silver medal and two other awards, is now employed in that city in the CPR passenger service department, Mrs. J.E,Thompson of Islington, nee Otto™ McCuaig of Schreiber, who began her painting years ago here, has been taking part in a round . of exhibits engaged'in by amateur artists in southern Ontario, with showing held in larger towns and cities. in the landscape division. Brock Kirkpatrick, who was awarded the Chris: tina M,Tilden Scholarship, Fort William Colleg-| iate Institute, has gone to enter Queents Uni- j versity. Mr.& Mrs, Miakpesries drove East with their son,. Harold Shack, Pat Huminicki aud Joey Sheehan' are returning to the University of Manitoba, The Moose Lodge social draw was won by Mrs. Mrs.Wallace Giles of Schreiber. Clifford Riley of Pt.Arthur was the guest of Mr.& Mrs.Gus Krause last week while Mr.&-Mrs, Chas.Riley, also Port: ESERIES visited Mr,& Mrs, ! Robert Winters, " Mr.& Mrs. Jack 'Winters drove to the Soo for ! their vacation, _ MRS. JAMES HUMPHREY. INTERRED IN SCHREIBER Mrs,Thompson won first prize: | t | | i i is. | The funeral of the late Mrs. James Humphrey, : nee Martha Louise Field, whose death occurred September 2nd in Port Arthur, was conducted in , St, John's Anglican Church, Schreiber, on Sept. 5th by Rev.ReJ.S,Inshaw, in a communion servicc! Honorary Pall Bearers were Forbes Macadam, . Walter Wilkes, W,B.Simon, Wm, Fairs, J.D.Bryson, and Wm, Alcorn, Active Pall Beare1s were G, Birch, Wayne Wilson, D*Arcy Wilson, "Alec Gordon, Jack Rummery»and W,E.D'Arcy. Interment was in Schreiber Cemetery, t i ' ! ' } Mrs.Humphrey, who was 78 years old, came to : Schreiber with her paraits, Mr.& Mrs, J.C.Field | in 1884 and resided here until going to Gerald | ton in 1940. A member, Since early childhood (Cont'd P. 2)