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- THE November 18, 1965 The Corporation of The TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER Office of Clerk-Treasurer NOTICE OF NOMINATION MEETING Pursuant to the provisions of By-Law No.356, Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Schreiber that a meeting of the electors will be held in the basement of the Town Hall in the Township of Schreiber at 7.00 P.M. to 8.00 P.M. in the afternoon of Monday, November 29th. ,1965 next for the purpose of nominating fit and proper per- sons as candidates for the following municipal offi- ces!~ -REEVE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER. . TWO COUNCILLORS FOR THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF THE SAID TOWNSHIP. . THREE TRUSTEES FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD. . ONE COMMISSIONER FOR THE HYDRO ELEC- TRIC COMMISSION OF THE SAID TOWNSHIP. Take notice that when a proposed candidate is not present at the nomination meeting, his nomination paper will not be valid unless there is attached there- to evidence satisfactory to the returning officer that the proposed candidate consents to be nominated. The election, if necessary will be held in the Town Hall of the Township of Schreiber on Monday, Dec- ember 13th, 1965 between the hours of nine (9)A.M. and Six (6) P.M., of the same day and no longer. Advance poll for persons who are prepared to declare that they will be absent from the Township of Schrei- ber on the date set for holding, the regular vote account of work or business to cast their ballot will be held Thursday, December 9th., Friday, December Oth and on Saturday, December 11th, 1965 in the Town Hall of the said Township from nine (9) A.M., until five (5) P.M., of each day and no longer. PERSONS OWING TAXES NOT PERMITTED TO VOTE In accordance with local By-Law No.282, persons owing taxes, including 1965 taxes, will not be per- mitted to vote on the election of municipal, hydro or school officials. Please prevent unpleasantness. Give attention to your tax account and avoid four (4%) percent penalty that will be added on unpaid taxes, December Ist., 1965. Dated at Schreiber, Ontario this 16th., Day of November, 1965. R.C .Skinner, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Schreiber. Edward Zielke is in Toronto for medical attention. Mr. & Mrs. Art Gellert of Winnipeg are the guests of Mr. & Mrs. Harold Gellert. NEWS TRIBUTE PAID TO THE LATE MRS. R. BAILEY Schreiber mourned the death on November 10th of Mrs. Raymond Bailey, pioneer citizen of the town. Mrs. Bailey, nee Annie (Nance) Chambers, was born in Selly Oak, Birmingham, England, 84 years ago. In 1908 she came to Canada to meet Raymond Bailey in Quebec City where their marriage took place and they came immediately to Schreiber where they have made their home ever since. Mrs. Bailey was a member of the O.E.S. Silver Birch Chapter, Terrace Bay, of which she was secretary. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge, the Women's Institute ,and for many years member and later chairman of both the Public School Board and the Continuation School Board. She organized the first Schreiber girl guide troop, accompanying members to gatherings as far away as Vancouver. Mrs. Bailey was an ardent and particularly skilled gardener, and during the war, grew and sold flowers donating the money realized to the funds organized by both Queen Elizabeth and Lady Churchill for bombed-out victims. The letters in acknowledgment of her efforts from both the Quee and Lady Churchill were among her prized possessiong. In 1939 when the Royal train made a stop in Schreibe Mrs. Bailey with her husband was presented to the King and Queen. Mrs. Bailey is survived by her husband, two sons, Raymond of Ottawa and Reginald of Schreiber, five grandchildren, two sisters, Miss Elsie Chambers presently in Schreiber and Mrs. May Orpe, and a brother Reginald Chambers, all of Birmingham. The family requested no flowers with tributes going instead to the Cancer Fund. The funeral was held on Friday, November 12, at 2.15 in St. Andrew's United Church, conducted by Rev. D. F. Muldrew. Miss Diane Rummery was the organist and the hymns chosen were "Our Blest Redeemer" and "The Strife is O'er". The pallbearers were F.V.Harness, George Birch, C. Sparkes, Geoff. Birch, A.H. Farrow and J. Beddard. Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. Prior to the church service, the Order of the Eastern Star and the Rebekah Lodge held their last rites in the Gawley Funeral Home. Representatives of the Kinsmen and Kinettes and six leaders of the Brownies and Girl Guides at- tended the service in special groups. Attending the service from out of town were Mr. & Mrs. R. Bailey of Ottawa, Miss Elsie Chambers of Birmingham, England, Mrs. G. Bailey, Irving Bailey Mr. & Mrs. D. Burnside, Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Black and Mr. & Mrs. G. Moore of Ft. William and many friends from Terrace Bay. The draw prizes at the Legion banquet were won by Mrs. Edith Hubelit, Rossport, $25.00 and John Morris, Schreiber $10.00. The Lions Club will not sell oranges this year in their door to door canvas but will offer potato chips instead - dates to be announced later.