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MARCH 23, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 (continued from page 12)Society. The Kinsmen Club of Schreiber have a Charitable Trust Fund from which any family in Schreiber, Terrace Bay and Marathon requiring assistance can appeal through contact with the Public Health Nurse. Last year six different fam- ilies in our area were given assistance by way of pay- ing for travel costs to and from Toronto where most specialized treatment takes place. On behalf of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, the Kinsmen Club are again asking the publig to support this years' campaign. We would also like to thank those who have contributed so generously in the past in order to help a Crippled Child. Tom Quinton Kinsmen Club of Schreiber Share your coffee in the morning with two people from THIS COUNTRY 'IN THE MORNING -- Peter Gzowski and Helen Huichinson. CBC Radio's popular morning magazine program, weekdays from 9:15 till noon, (Saturdays at 10:03 a.m.) has something for everyone: interviews, book reviews, mini-series, helpful hints, quizzes, contests, readings and opinions reflecting the contemporary scene. Make your morning brighter with THIS COUNTRY IN THE MORNING -- never a dull minute! NOTICE OF MEETING SCHREIBER-TERRACE BAY ASSOCIATION » for the MENTALLY RETARDED General Meeting - April 10th - 8:00 p.m, - St. Martin's Parish Hall = All. Welcome !1- Guest speaker will be Mr. W.J. Saya, Regional Advisor for the Northwestern Ont- ario Branch of the Association. He is presently stationed in Thunder Bay. SCHREIBER CABARET DANCE Friday, March 24,1972 PLACE : SCHREIBER TOWN HALL TIME : 9:00 P.M, TILL 227? Live Entertainment $2.00 per couple $1.00 per person Re Presentation to be made SPONSORED BY SCHREIBER CURLING CLUB WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Schreiber Women's Institute, at their regular meeting on March 14, planned to celebrate the 75 anniversary of the organization with a potluck "supper at the April 11 meeting, with members' families invieted as guests. The meeting will begin at 3 p.m. and a card party will follow the supper. A dessert tea was planned for May 6 in the town hall from 3 = 5:30, the public cordially invited for a small admission fee. Mrs. John Morris presided for the meeting with 1? members attending. They wore a touch of green ard donated salt and peppers and pickle dishes to the supply cupboard. Thank-you notes were receiv=- ed from Mrs. T. Singleton for use of the baby scales and from Mrs. T. Peltier for the baby party. The book "Women's Institute Story' will be cir~ culated among the members to read before donating it to the Public Library. Information and forms regarding short courses, training courses and Food Forums were received from the Home Economist in Thunder Bay. Members chose, from the Food Forum, A Dollars' Worth of Meat, as first choice and Desserts with low calorie (continued on page 14)