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PAGE I4 TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 26,1973 Installation - continued ...... Brian Birch, who presided for the meeting, congratulated Bruce Gordon, Schreiber past president, on his new honour in being elected deputy governor, saying that the local club is very proud in having a fourth member a deputy governor, the previous ones being Irv- ing Bailey, Norman McCuaig and George Riley. Mr. Birch reviewed the Schreiber club's past year under the leadership of Bruce Gord- on - receiving the Boak Efficiency Award, Ex- pansion Award and President of the Year Award, in addition having him elected as Deputy Gov-" ernor. The club, he continued, has made quite a name, for it's participation in district even- ts, and local projects; their strong represen- tation at the Fort Frances convention - runn=- er-up for the Costume Award, and the renown in bringing a float some 400 miles to enter the parade, runner-up for the Bulletin Award. And he gave a special appreciation of Kin Ian Macadam for his creation of the cannon used on the float. : : Bruce Gordon was presented with his past president's pin-and a gift from both clubs. Claude and Karen LeTour, transferred from Geraldton were welcomed as new members, and, Wayne and Joan Stewart, as new members, yet to be initiated. Farewell gifts were presented to Dave and Lynn Bolton - Dave being transferred by Avco Co. to Sault Ste. Marie. A cabaret party followed the meeting, con- siderably livened by Ray Cook's ingenious fines, to enrich the club's coffer for other social evenings. Photo below by Inez McCuaig. Left, Brian Birch, president; Bruce Gordon past president and now Deputy Governor Kinsmen Zone 4. New Kinette Officers - front, Joyce Gordon, Edythe Cosgrove, Lori Korman; back, Ruth Ann Birch, Betty Ann Klassen. Photo by Inez McCuaig. SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS Kevin Mullins is visiting in Kamloops, B.C. Lanny Mullins was home for the weekend from Manitouwadge, bringing with him Norman Taylor. Mrs. Annie LeBlanc of Pinewood Court, will celebrate her 80th birthday on October 4th in hrei ws i Schreiber continued page I5 ... CONFEDERATION COLLEGE FALL PROGRAM IN TERRACE BAY Extension 847 -~ Art - instruction in oil painting, brushwork and pal- ette techniques will be cov- ered. Instruction at regis- trant's level. Class limit- ed I5 registrants. Monday afternoons: I p.m: to 4 p.m. I0 weeks starting October Ist until December 3rd. Fee: $20.00 Register with J. Dupas, Recreation Office. Anyone interested must register by 4 p.m. Friday, September 28th. This class was suggested by people in Terrace Bay. If you have any other ideas or suggest- ions for classes, please contact: Jim McDonald, Supervisor of Community Progra- mmes, Confederation College, or Mr. Jerry Dupas, Recreation Co-Ordinator, Terrace Bay Recreation Office.