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PAGE 10 Kiwanis Club Easter Seals - cont'd from page 9 in their child may call upon the services of the clinig at any time through the Kiwanis Club. A new treat ment centre will soon be opened in Fort William which will add to the range of treatment available in our area. . In the past year your donations have provided these clinics for all crippled children in our area, aided in the purchase of artificial supports and limbs, sent children on emergency to the Toronto Centre for Crippled Children and given periodic nursing care to children at home. Our financial objective for this year is $1300. form Marathon, Terrace Bay, and Schreiber. This has not yet been realized. It is not too late to be a part of this healing for the children in your commun- ity who suffer from one of the above crippling ail- ments. Send your donation in by return mail. To all those who have already expressed their concern by giving generouly to this fund, all the Crippled Chilfren in our area say "Thank You" and as chairman of this committee | add my thanks to theirs . Rev. T. Garnett Husser Lakehead School of Hockey - cont'd from front page Those interested in any. of three two-week sessions n can write the Lakehead School of Hockey, Box 522 Fort William, Ontario. Officials of the School would like to announce that special group rates are now set up for teams. Those with groups of 10 to 15 registering and 15 and over, will receive these newly set up rates. INTERMENT IN TERRACE BAY CEMETERY Terrace Bay was saddened with the death of a 20 year resident, Mrs. B. Garvin (Eveline) on April 10th in Terrace Bay hospital. Mrs. Garvin was our first Librarian here. She is survived by her husband Bart, son Bill of Winnipeg and two sisters from Dryden and Winnipeg Funeral services were held on Saturday, April 12th in the Community Church with Rev. T. Garnet Husser officiating. Two hymns were song " | know That MyRedeemerLiveth" and "O tcve That Will Not Let Me Go" with the choir in attendance and Mrs. E. Hodgkiss at the organ. A message of comfort to the family was given by TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 17,1969 Mr. Husser intitled "Ils God Therz' - "The Cry Of Mankind In The Midst of Suffering". Interment was in Terrace Bay Cemetery. ' In luir of flowers, Mr. Garvin requested that donations be made to the Cancer fund. Altar Society Meets - cont'd from page 11 and take off the upper structure. On motions of Mrs. C. Todesco and Mrs. H. Legault the project was tabled for further consideration. Favourable comments were heard on the success of the girls choir Easter Sunday wearing their blue capes} " Mrs. Mac Hubelit and Mrs. D. Mushqush were thank ed for making the capes. Mrs. Todesco offered to make the tickets for the Money Jar Draw and Mrs. Schelling announced that if fishing progresses fav- ourable, Mr. Schelling will donate trout for a Bingo. Following adjournment and prayers, a Religious Quiz was held with Mrs. Hattie Yandon winning the prize. Luncheon was served from a lace covered table centered with a floral arrangement of daffodils and tulips in an antique copper teapot surrounded with Easter novelties. Mrs. Herb Legault, Mrs. Herb Lif and Mrs. M. Price captured the prizes at the weekly games of the five hundred card club Wednesday evening. The hostess Mrs . Eugene Gerow served a luncheon from a table decorated in the Spring theme. Three local teams entered the Marathon "Cen- tennial Plus Two" Mixed Bonspiel last weekend. Winning the bonspiel was the McLeod team of Hector and Liz McLeod and Charlie and Dorothy Koski. STORK CLUB Born to Mr. and Mrs. S. Zwaresh of Terrace Bay a boy - Neal Paul on April 13, 1969. Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Courtemanche of Terrace Bay a girl - Michele on April 13,1969. This year will see the fabled coho salmon intro~ duced into Canadian Great Lakes water for the first time. One planting area will be in the Geraldton District. Twenty thousand coho salmon are to be stocked into Nipigon Bay of Lake Superior within the next two weeks.