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: ~1 5 ch t b (hpy Wy ugust 22, 1963 LABOR DAY CELEBRATION PLANNED INDUCTION SERVICE FOR REV. D.F. MULDREW The induction service for Rev. D. Fraser Muldrew, B.A. took place in St. Andrew's United Church on Friday, August |6. Clergy here for the occasion included Rev. T. Garnett Husser, Terrace Bay; Rev. F.W. McNally, Marathon; Rev. John Grey, Westminster; Rev. Jurrien Camman, Kakabeka; Rev. D.R. Ross, Pine Valley Heights; Rev. $.G. Jardine, Broadway United and Rev. W. J. Hickerson, of the Presbytery of Superior, who was acting chairman. Rev. T. Garnett Husser assisted . Members of the Community Church, Terrace Bay, also attended and the induction service was followed by a social hour in the Church Hall. Mrs. Hickerson accompanied her husband . Under the auspices of the C.W.L., a monster Labor Day celebration will be held September 2nd at the Ball Field. A full round of activities, similar to those staged last year, has been planned with games, races, country store, refreshments, amateur hour and re- freshment booths. This year the Amateur Hour will be divided into two groups - Junior and Senior - and prizes will be given the winners of each group. Those planning to enter are urged to hand in their names to Mrs. G. McParland by August 31st. Plan now to attend this big event. HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN AUGUST 31st The new, modern Schreiber High School will be officially opened on Friday, August 31st to public view. The High School board have issued an invitation to the public to attend the opening exercises at 7.30 P.M. that day. (See page 10) the aggregate per day and the possession of 15 in aggregate; 5 sharptails per day and possession of 15; and 5 ptarmigan per day and possession of 15. OPEN SEASON FOR HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE The season will open on September 21 and close on November 23. The daily bag of 8 per day and possession limit of 16 remain unchanged. OPEN SEASON FOR BLACK BEARS ANNOUNCED The Hon. A.K. Roberts, Minister of Lands and Forests, has announced the 1963-64 open season for the hunting of black bears in Ontario. Ex- tending from September 1, 1963 to June 30, 1964 the new season is similar in every way to those of the previous two years. Mr. Roberts pointed out that although non-resi- dent hunters show a good deal of interest in hunting black bears in Ontario, particularly during the early spring period, black bears are receiving re- latively little special attention from resident hunters. Residents take numbers of black bear each fall, incidental to the hunting of deer and moose, but few avail themselves of the recreational op- BEV MCCAULEY TO INSTRUCT HOCKEY INSTITUTE Two more instructors have been added to the staff for the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association's leadership institute in Saskatoon from August 19 to 28 . The institute, which will be attended by 50 people from Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Lakehead, will be held at the University of Saskatchewan campus. ; The newest instructors are Vic Lindquist, .a promin- ent. referee from Winnipeg, and Bev McCauley from Fort William. portunities offered by the spring season on bears. meee a a held by OPEN SEASONS FOR GROUSE ee ae f The Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, Q.C., Minister of gig Lands and Forests today announced the open + his seasons for hunting ptermigan, ruffed grouse, spruce ; cae grouse and sharptailed grouse. : lao. Eee The seasons and bag limits announced by Mr. taés f Roberts are similar to those held in 1962 except for F t : some boundary modifications in the Sault Ste. ears et! Marie, Sudbury and North Bay Districts - i.e. the season will be September 21 to December 14. The bag limits are 5 ruffed or spruce grouse in