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SCHREIBER WOMAN DIES A longtime Schreiber woman, Mrs, Mary Agnes Drake, 83, of Grandview Lodge, died in Me- Kellar hospital Wednesday, Born at Avonmore, Ont., she married the late George Morley. Drake about 60 years ago at Schreiber, and: he predeceased her in 1953. She was a member of St. Andrew's United Church, Schreiber as well as the U.C.W. and Greenstone Rebekah Lodge. Surviving are daughters Row- ina (Mrs. A. R. McPhee), Sud- bury; Blanche (Mrs. W. R. Mayotte), Fort William, and Dolly (Mrs. T. A. Robinson), Toronto, at present in the city; a son, Garry Drake, Schreiber; 11 grandchildren; eight great- eee, and other rela- ves. ATTENTION TERRACE BAY LIBRARY MEMBERS The Terrace Bay Public Library will be closed Thursday, January 20th for the next visit of the Bookmobile. Mrs. G. Vanvolkenburg of Espanola was the guest of her sister Mrs. J. Philipps, Terrace Bay, recently SCHREIBER SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mrs. Harry Shack is in Hubbard, Sask. visiting he father, John Shubaly . Russel McAdam has gone to Deer Lodge Hospital « Mrs. Norman J. Smith of Ottawa is visiting Mr. & Mrs. Ron Ritchie. Mr. & Mrs. Forbes McAdam are visiting their son Gordon in Winnipeg. William V. (Bill) Fadden has joined the Municipal Police Force in Schreiber. A local boy, Bill is married and has four children. Prior to joining the Force he was employed by the Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd., Terrace Bay, Ontario. At the Sunday morning service in St. John's Anglican Church, Schreiber, Rev. R. J. S. Inshaw presented Patricia Dimmery with a ring of honor, the highest award presented to members of theGirls' Auxiliary of the Anglican Church. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE HOLD MEETING The Women's Institute held their regular January meeting with Mrs. W. Miller presiding and made plans for the New Year baby party which will be held at their regular February meeting. Mrs. A. Slater read a paper "Beef Beyond Belief" as a Home Economics subject. Plans were made for the membership dinner on January 19th at 6.30 P.M. in the Mayfair Dining Room. Following the meeting penny auction was played and a potluck luncheon served under the convenorship of Mrs. J. Corbett. MISS DOROTHY ARNOT HONORED Miss Dorothy Arnot, a native of Schreiber who visits here each summer, celebrated 25 years service in Wellesley Hospital, Toronto. Friends and members of the staff held a ceremony in the hospital to pre- sent her with a 45-piece Royal Doulton dinner set. The hospital Board of Directors presented a scroll and Miss Judith Dolan, President of the Student Nurses' Association presented a silver bracelet. Radio station CKEY further honored her by choosing her for the 'good citizen's award'. Photo of Miss Arnot and student nurse Janice Coe appears on Page 8. | BINGO 50% to the ICE FUND JANUARY 24th 8.00 Pom. SCHREIBER TOWN HALL Sponsored by LEGION AUXILIARY GOLDMINERS HAND LEADERS FIRST LOSS The Geraldton Goldminers and the Schreiber- Terrace Bay Juniors split their games in a weekend double-header played in Schreiber. Saturday eve- ning the Goldminers snapped the undefeated skein of the N.W.O.J.H.L. leaders with a 6-5 victory but the Schreiber Terrace Club recoverd sufficiently to edge the visitors 8-6 on Sunday afternoon. In the Saturday game, Jack Byerley scored three goals to contribute to the 6-2 lead the Goldminers held at the end of the second period and his third goal proved to be the eventual winner. The Gerald ton squad took advantage of every lapse to build up their six goal production and when the league lea- ders finally found their legs, the Goldminers were strong enough to hold them.off. A spirited three goal effort from Bill Stachiw was not enough to prevent his teams first loss. Other Geraldton scorers were Fyck, Boucher and Ruddick while Jon Mac- Donald and Paradis contributed singles to the Schreiber-Terrace Bay cause. Geraldton continued their fast skating, oppor- tunistic type of hockey on Sunday afternoon and held a 3-1 lead by the end of the first frame. Schrei ber opened up the game with an early goal from Jon MacDonald but this lead was soon erased with Ron Ewacha firing in a pair past Bryan Webb and Jack Byerley adding another. Bill Stachiw narrowed the count to 3-2 with the only counter in the 2nd period Nine goals were scored in the final period with the hometown crew accounting for six of them to end the game 8-6 in their favour. Jon MacDonald got two more to complete his hat trick while Dom Pellegrino added singles. Jack Byerley with his second, Ron Ewacha with his third and Kelner rounded out the scoring for the visitors . BLUE LINES - Each game drew over 400 fans in Schreiber this weekend. It seems to be one of the best hockey towns on the North Shore Byerley and Bill Stachiw continued their rivalry for leadership in the points race Byerley picked up five goals and one assist while Stachiw potted four and assisted on four others Both games were crowd pleasers with a lot of scoring but both teams lacked the polish of good junior hockey clubs. Bill Woodrow, Sch. AUDIO-VISUAL INSTRUCTIONAL AID Department of Education Television Program-Gr . 7 Mathematics with weekly lessons ending May 30th was used for the first time on January 17th as an audio-visual instructional aid in St. Martin's Separate School, Terrace Bay. This program and other educational programs such as the Opening of Parliament will be viewed by the senior classes. DRIVE. CAREFULLY