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A AJ iD ve iD i MARC 63 SC HRELSER Mrs. Leonard O'Brien was in Markstay last week for the christening of her grandaughter, Mary Jane McDonald. Mary Lynne O'Brien accompanied her mother . : Mr. and Mrs. Alex Power had Mrs. Jim Stock and her daughter, Mrs. Marie Wheeler, visit them en route from Toronto to their homes in Saskatoon. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pearson are their daughter Marilyn, with Diane Casey of Lynn Lake; their son Carl with Marg Plank of Sault Ste Marie. Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Gilmour are visiting their son Allan and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester McCuaig. The names of Mrs. Walter Murphy and Mrs. Bruce Simon were inadvertently omitted from the list of hostesses at the farewell party for Mrs. Roly Gander in last weeks news edition. and Mrs. Ross Hill. © Mrs. Daisy Carroll, of Fort Girl Guides, was honored by the Schreiber Guides at a ban- quet held in the Superior Din- ing Room, during her visit last week. Following the dinner a meet- ing was held to organize a ladies' auxiliary to assist the leaders. Following officers were elected: Mrs. L. R. Tremblay, GREGOIRE-SINGLETON VOWS EXCHANGED A wedding of interest to Schreiber friends took place in Sudbury on February 24th when Jacqueline daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Gregoire of Sudbury and Lawrence Singleton of Toronto; son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Singleton of Schreiber, were married in St. Jean-De-Brebeuf Church. - The bride was attended by her sister, Lucille and Lynn Bouchard, and flower girls were Louise Greg- oire, sister, and Judy Moher, niece of the groom, of Terrace Bay. The groomsmen were Peter Cham- berlain of Toronto and Terry Singleton of Schreiber. Danny Riley of Schreiber was the usher. Attending the wedding from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Singleton, Diane, Linda and Terry Singleton, Mrs. J.B. Fournier, relatives of the groom, Mrs. Richard Moher and Judy of Terrace urer, Mrs. Aurel Major, secre- tary, Mrs. John Macisaac, press. Mrs. Harry Shacx is the local commissioner. The Schreiber Girl Guides also held their annual Thinking Day tea on Saturday afternoon in 'the Guild Hall, with Mrs. Carroll, as their guest. Mrs. Carroll was accompanied by her daughter Dorothy Carroll, and Linda Kemp. The servitors were Alanna MRS. CARROLL HONORED BY GIRL GUIDES Donna McGrath, Kathy Guina, Jane Crook. Back - Donna Noonan, Teresa Ribout, Mrs. E.C. Prinselaar, Alanna Power, Mrs. Daisy Carroll (area commissioner) William, area commissioner for, chairman, Mrs. Tim Glad, treas- | sisted the girls. HIGH SCHOOL AT HOME Prepare to achieve Onterio Dip- Showr! in the photo by |. Mc- Cuaig, are some of the Gir Girl Guid es and. leaders at the recent Thinking Day tea. Front, | to right - Cocks, Betty. Ann Huard, Judy Parent, Jane Crook, Donna McGrath, Linda Huard, Cathy Bottomley, Elad Holland. and Donna Garlick. CHa The bake table was in charge of Sharon Scott. The white ele- phant booth was attended by Debbie Cook and Brenda Ce- brario, and Sheila McParland sold tickets. Assisting in the kitchen were Mesdames L. R. Tremblay, Ray Sisson, and A. Dietrich. Mrs. E. C. Prinselaar, Mrs. Ross Hill, leaders, and Mrs. Harry Shack, the commissioner, as- A tent, surrounded by trees and with a tall flagpole, made an attractive centre for the room. Power, Cheryl Karns, Kathy McGuire Donna Noonan, Dawr Diethrich, Janet Lengyel, Karen and Kathy Guina, Teresa Ri- bout, Carol Ferland, Cathy loma.® Grade 5 - 12. Low in- stallments include books and study guides. Write for FREE information to: American School, Dept. 95, Box 824,Fort William, Ontario Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chamberlain of Toronto, and Danny Riley of Schreiber. Mr. and Mrs. Singleton will make their home at 8, Crown Hill Place, Toronto. Then there was the father who refused to allow his teen-age daughter to join the Peace Corps, be- cause he didn't think she could help much. After all, how many natives want to learn to make phone calls? CANADIAN FACTS - The average taxpayer con- tributes 30¢ out of each $1.00 he earns in taxes ac cording to a recent survey. Based on Canadian Tax Foundation estimates and government statistics the average family of four with an income of $5,200 Paid a total of $1,234. in total taxes in 1964; paid a total of 1,626 in 1968. The man who can smile when things go wrong has probably just thought of someone he can blame it on