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THE NEWS March Il, 1965 TELEGRAPHER'S BONSPIEL (Continued) The third event was won by Johnnie Slobodian, Bruce Morgan, Gordie Halverson and Mike Morgan. They collected prizes donated by Canadian Tire, Importers and Distributors and an old Telegrapher, George Schaan. A grand time was had by all and the boys look for- ward to meeting again next year at the annual spiel . Mrs. McGregor took a leading part in community ac tivities and formed a wide circle of friends. Mr.McGregor died suddenly following a heart attack suffered in Toronto in 1945. Mrs.Mc Gregor continued to live there until her death. She was a native of Montreal where her funeral took place. Mrs.W.G .Furlonger was hostess for the March meeting of St.John's Anglican Church Women's Aux- iliary, with Mrs.A.C .Rigelsford presiding. A lengthy letter from Mrs.T.H.Birth, educational secretary, Superior Deanery, presented suggestions offered at the annual meeting in Nipigon for stressing religious education and mission study at W.A.meet- ings. The president was appointed to attend the meeting to discuss ways and means of preventing distribution of obscene literature. A substantial: donation was made to the Church wardens. A bake sale was plan- ned for March 27 in the Alcorn Block. Members were asked to save T.V.dinner foil plates, for packing take-out teas and dinners. A most interesting letter was received from a mem- ber of the W.A. in Spanish Town Cathedral, Jamaica This is the first of a regular exchange of letters be- tween members of that W.A.and the Schreib er branch. Mrs.Gladys Madigan was named April hostess. STANDINGS - LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE Marg Gerow 37, Liz Prescott 34, Ida Krause 32, Joan Costall 31, Val O'Keefe 31, Etta Gray 28, Bea McBride 27, Jean Tremblay. Jan.points. February points - M.Gerow 44, L.Prescott 43, V. O'Keefe 38, J.Costall 35, B.McBride 35, E.Gray 35 and J.Tremblay 20. February honor scores - Zonie Fischer 207, M. Johnston 27, 201, J.Costall 228, J.Tremblay 22I, Kay Furyk 241, Ida Krause 254, 208, 275, 203, 205, 218, 299, 204. B.McBride 225, E.Gray 24l, 206 , 264, 210, 220; Doris Krause 228, 214; Eloise Schaan 201, 200, 286; V.O'Keefe 259, 269, 229; Bessie Scott 236; Millie Glad 210, 2I1; Annie West 200; Lis Prescott 239, 220, Alice McCouan 209, 214 and Lil Parent 255, 2ll. The sad news has been received of the death in Toronto of Laura McGregor, widow of the late Chas. J.McGregor, for many years the popular superinten-} \Ajss Gertrude Cameron and D;Arcy Webb of Fort dent of the CPR at Schreiber. iT SCOT Hie CESK CONS oe During their long residence in Schreiber, Mr.and {West. IGH SCHOOL STUDENT INTERESTED IN A CHALLENGING FUTURE AND PERSONAL SATISFACTION? Expandling school enrolments in Ontario for the future, indicate a growing demand for elementary and secondary school teachers. The opportunity to become a teacher is open to every High School student. MAKE YOUR DECISION NOW!. The teaching profession provides great personal satisfaction rarely found in other areas of employ- ment. It presents a challenge to those interested in contributing to our community and national way of life. Teaching means hard work, but it also means many benefits, such as opportunities for advancement, adequate pension, security of tenure, sick leave protection, and time for travel, recreation and professional improvement. Teachers! salaries have improved materially in recent years. Starting salary of $5,600. to a maxi- mum of $10,200 at Schreiber High School . Elementary School teachers require one year's professional training past grade 13. Secondary School teachers require a University degree and one year of professional training past grade 13. DECIDE NOW ... to continue your education and qualify for a career as an elementary or secon- dary school teacher. THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL BOARD EDUCATION WEEK MARCH 8 - 13