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JULY 19, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 11 Bailey Services - cont'd from page 10 ...... Medal. In Schreiber, for a time, he played with the English soccer team. Among those attending the service, from out of town were the following relatives - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bailey, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bailey, Kincardine; Mr. and Mrs. David Bailey, Ramsay, Ont.; Dr. James Franklin and Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Eva Bailey, Irving Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. David Burnside, all of Thunder Bay. NEW LIGHTING It was with the utmost satisfaction the hydro comm- ission and municipal council in Schreiber watched th new lighting on the highway, where it traverses the town, go into effect on July 10th. The project has been underway for five years, de- layed by construction on the road, and the local pleasure was shared by Ed. Armstrong, of the Ontar- io Hydro, Thunder Bay Sales and Service Superviser. The highlight intensity is produced by a Lucalux light bulb which is a long life intensity source of illumination. These bubls are also anti-glare, a protection for motorisis and thus a safety feature, producing a good level of light on the road, an added factor in pedes- trian safety. The aluminum poles are a clean, modern design. The line, with all cables underground, circles Schreiber, from the Lakeroad hill to the east end of the town. It has been installed at a cost of $19,000. 50 per cent of which is borne by the Ministry of Transporta- tion and Communication, and the balance by the Schreiber Hydro Commission, the latter being most grateful to Jim Tarling, Consumer Serivce Supt.; and Ed. Armstrong, both of Thunder Bay, for their advice. BUS TOUR VISITS SCHREIBER Ruby Rebekah Lodge #279 and 1.0.0 .F. Schreiber Lodge #262 again hosted a luncheon for the group of young people, some 35-23 girls and 12 boys - travelling with the United Bus Tour #17 to the United Nations in New York. The meal was served in St. John's Anglican Church hall. Accompanying the group were Tour Director, J.S. Miller, of Vancouver and chaperones Mrs. Marjorie Snowden of Lethbridge, Alberta, and Mrs. Hazel Parken of Burnaby, B.C. This U.N. Pilgrimage is a yearly program sponsqred by the Oddfellows' and Rebekahs in Canada and the United States. And is unique in that the students, after competing for the honour with other students in each's home area, are permitted to question members of the U.N. Security Council. The hot turkey dinner was served by members of Ruby Rebekah Lodge. Head table guests, presented by Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, N.G. of Ruby Rebekah, in- cluded Mrs. Mavis Slater, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, Alvin Slater, P.D .D.P. and N.G. of the 1 .O.O.F. Schreiber Lodge, Reeve and Mrs. F.V. Harness, Mrs. Agnes Bryson, P.N.G, W. Jones, P.D .D.P., Rev. A.L. Chabot of St. John's Anglican Church, J.S. Miller, tour director, Mrs. Parken and Mrs. Snowden, chaperones, and H. Rawlins, bus driver. The grace was offered by Rev. Chabot and the benediction by Father Topps. Reeve Cavanaugh brought greetings from his town and explained the meaning of the term reeve, and later, led the bus on a tour of Terrace Bay. Reeve Harness in offering his town's good wishes said that as long as Schreiber has been a town it has been renowed for its hospitality. Mr. Slater presented greetings from the 1.0.0 .F. and Mrs. Slater, those of the Grand Lodge of Ontario. She mentioned her great pleasure last year in having been invited to travel with the tour. Mr. Miller thanked the Lodges for their kindness and the warm welcome they had been given. Their names and addresses were given by the students, along with a commentary on the industries in their towns. They were from British Columbia Alberta, Saskatchewan, and the States of Washington Montana, and North Dakota. They gave a toast in song fo their hosts and Cindy Medland of Montana offered their formal apprecia- tion of the kindness given and the most welcome and delicious meal. The kitchen committee comprising of Mesdames Helen Wallace, Mary Husband, Dora Weaver, lleen Williamson, Alice Farrow, Christine Morris, Alice Sparkes and Florence Fischer and Miss Irene Spicer, were given a hearty round of applause. STORK CLUB Born to Mr. and Mrs G. Figliomeni of Schreiber, a boy on July 16th. Born t d Mrs. G. i Bo Mei rs. G. Krause of Schreiber, a