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The Brownies, Cubs, Explorers and Junior C.G.1.T will collect for UNICEF, when they make their usual Hallowe'en rounds this year. SUPPORT UNICEF. SEARCH ORGANIZED FOR MISSING BO YS One organization needed by neither Schreiber nor Terrace Bay, it was proved beyond doubt by a recent search, is a formal rescue squad, with all it implies. Within minutes after the parents of the missing boys had reported their absence, plans were under- way which included, beyond men, an immediate offer from Kimb erly-Clark of any equipment re- quired, including four two-way radios and the heli- copter if needed. : In the morning 106 from both towns reported to the Schreiber CPR station wheré Chief Despatcher R.C. Campbell was co-ordinating the search and, with those who had continued to search throughout the night and the many individual parties out before the formal hunt went up, it is estimated that close to 200 were combing the area from Selim to Terrace Bay Two boats, Burton Phillips from Terrace Beach and Henry Dimmery from Boswell's Point, west of Schreiber, searched the Lake Superior Shore line. Lauri Halonen in the HEPC truck and the OPP in cruisers kept in close touch with the hunters. The searchers were organized in nine parties, each with a specific leader knowing the area he was to cover and the various signals arranged. The boys were discovered on the Lake Superior shore near Schreiber by Henry Dimmery, in good condition after spending the night out and their presence of mine in remaining where they were early in the afternoon when the fog rolled in is - attributed in large part to their scout training. They had built a fire, roasted a partridge (cannily saving the other one they had for morning) and slept, they stoutly maintain, throughout the night. Although they heard the whistles and siren and realized it was likely for them they held to their plan of wait- ing for dawn and heading for the lake and eventually a beach they'd recognize. The relief when the lads were found was a great in Terrace tay as in Schreiber -- the combined effort silencing forever those who enlarge upon small normal eu differences of opinion, in an unworthy effort to destroy a tacit affiliation. CACTUS SURVIVES WINTER IN ONTARIO While other gardiners are bragging about their roses ar. + other oe still Sy October, PATS: REBEKAH OFFICERS INSTALLED Miss Dorothy Gibb and iy installation suite from Greenstone Rebekah Lodge, * 86, Fort William installed the new officers of Ruby Rebekah Lodge #279 at their regular meeting on October 23rd. Routine business was conducted with Mrs. J. Plummer, N.G. and Mrs. O. Wright, V.G. in the chairs. Mrs. B. Whent gave the report of the C.P. and T. committee and Mrs. Wright the Sick and Visiting account. The Annual Candy Sale will be sponsored by the C.P. andT. Mrs. D. Worrell was presented with a farewell gift by Mrs. A. Bryson. It was announced the Rebekahs would join the 1.0.0.F. for a memorial service in the United Church on November 10th. The Officers installed were:- Mrs. O. Wright, N.G., Mrs. J. McCanna, V.G.; Mrs. M. Husband Chaplain; Mrs. J. Plummer, J.P.N.G.; Mrs. F. Fisher, O.G.; Mrs. J. Fisher, 1.G.; Mrs. B. Macadam, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. J. Macadam, Treasurer; Mrs. M. Gander, Financial Secretary; Mrs. A. Bryson, Pianist; Mrs. L. Weaver, Conductor Mrs. 1. Krause, Warden; Mrs A. Sinkins, Color Bearer; Mrs. A. Laine, R.S. N. G.; Mrs. B. Whent! L.S.N.G.; Mt. C.. Morris, US.¥ 20, The installation suite included, in addition to the deputy President, Mrs. M. Johnston, Mrs. E. Mork, Mrs. H. Fulton, Mrs. B. Harris, Mrs. E. Bailey, Mrs. N. Polhill, 1.G., Mrs. C. Oja, O.G., and Mrs. A. Black. The visiting officers chose sheath gowns in Persian blue brocade with silver slippers. Mrs. Fulton, who is Chaplain of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, was introduced by Mrs. M. Legault, P.N.G. and Miss Gibb by Mrs. A. Laine. Mrs. Agnes Sully, charter member and Past Noble Grand of Ruby Rebekah had the pleasure of pinning fe past Noble Grand jewel on her daughter, Mrs. Plummer. (Continu : BA). @*