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PAGE 18 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOTICE. TO RESIDENTS OF SCHREIBER Residents of Schreiber are reminded that the Township of Schreiber will revert to EASTERN STANDARD TIME, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 1970 at 2.00 A.M. Please turn your clocks back ONE HOUR to con- form with the STANDARD TIME. Mrs. M. Zombori, Clerk-Treasurer Township of Schreiber. APPLICATIONS Applications will be received up to October 28th, 1970 for the position of Ticket Seller for the Schreiber Citizens Arena. Please address applications to: Mr. S.P. Newton, Secretary-Treasurer Schreiber Citizens Rink Committee, 115 Manitoba Street, Schreiber, Ontario. NOTICE ATTENTION ALL FORMER SCHREIBER KINSMEN A December 4th celebration will mark the 25th anniversary of the Schreiber Kinsmen Club. It is the express desire of all present Kinsmen that former members join with us to celebrate this achievement. If you plan to attend please contact either of the following no later than November 9, 1970: R. A. Cressman, 317 Main Street (824-2103), M. G. Reid 207 Main Street (824-2075). ROSSPORT TOWN TOPICS The driftwood centrepiece of- fered by the Altar Society as a door prize at a project was won by Mrs. Arthur Moorey. Mr. and Mrs. Peter King and Scott, Chapleau, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gerow, Ross- port. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lavoie, Chelmsford, Ont., motored to Rossport on their vacation. Ernie Ukrainec, Fort William, a former Rossport resident, vis- ited recently, renewing former acquaintances. Mrs. Mary MacDonald, Miss Miller and Emile Seppala, all of Thunder Bay, were in the village to help Mr. Seppala's son, Toi celebrate his birthday. George Bruley and party de- parted for home with their moose shot in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Legault are holidaying with relatives in Fort Frances and Thunder Bay. Peter Legault was home from Thunder Bay over the weekend with his parents. Ronald Lanigan, Marathon, spent the holiday weekend with the Mushqush family, OCTOBER 22, 1970 Angel's Harp: continued from page 17... .. 5 Two additions to the grade one room are pet guinea pigs Bonnie and Clyde. Pictured here are Robert Garneau, Sean Stewart, Brenda Lamourea, Rosie Zaparzan and Robert Speziale. "THE OWL'S HOOT" THOUGHT OF THE WEEK It is important that people know what you stand for; it is equally important that they know what you won't stand for. UNIVERSITY EVENING Wednesday, October 14th, a University Evening was held at Schreiber High School for the benefit of students, parents and interested citizens of Rossport, Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Fourteen Ontario Universities were represented by at least one secondary school liaison officer. It is the job of these representatives to inform all interested parties concerning the opportunities and programs available at their particular university. The depart= ment of University Affairs, which issues Student Loans, was also represented. : The program was divided into three sessions, allow ing the student to attend as many as three different. universities' presentations. The sessions were mostly very informal, with free discussion between the re- presentatives and the students. The entire evening proved to be interesting, infor- mative and enjoyable to those who attended. At the conclusion of the program, coffee was served by the Home and School Association, to whom we continued on page 19.......