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OCTOBER I7, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I5 AUXILIARY TO THE MCCAUSLAND HOSPITAL A general meeting of the Auxiliary to the McCausland Hospital was held on September I6th at 8 p.m. in the library of St. Martin's School} in Terrace Bay. There was some discussion re the September 30th meeting of District I2A of the Hospital Auxiliary Association meeting in Thunder Bay. Several ladies planned to attend. It was moved by L. Harris and seconded by G. Sidhu that we order membership cards now in order to hold our membership drive in November this year. M. Stephen will be membership con- vener in Terrace Bay and D. Kirkpatrick in Schreiber. A list of volunteer services will be distri- buted to incoming patients at the hospital. A letter was received from the "Sound In- vestments" confirming May IOth booking for our dance. The order of an electric bed has been delay- ed while we await firm estimates. The president, Joan Nugent suggested that someone other than the auxiliary president be appointed to serve on the hospital, because of the heavy work load of both jobs. It was decided to invite members of the board to dis- cuss this with us at our next meeting since it would entail an amendment to their By-Laws. A letter of thanks was sent to Ruth Spadoni for her donation of an afghan and matching pillow. The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held at 8:00 p.m. on Monday, October 21st, in the Lake Superior High School, Schreiber Campus Library. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. M. Chepelsky were their son Michael and Miss Rachel Purdy of Iroquois Falls; and daughter Kristine and her husband Farrel Burnham of Ottawa. SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS Mrs. Jeanette Paradis of Sudbury is the guest of Mrs. Larry Bourke, while visiting Mrs George Lemieux in Terrace Bay Hospital and other Lemieux relatives. Mrs. Teresa Spanton has returned to her home in Alexander, Man., after visiting her sons and daughters here and in Terrace Bay, staying with Mrs. Russell Baxter. There will be a gala evening on October 26th when Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winters, (nee Vickie Riley), mark their 60th wedding anni- versary at an open reception in the town hall, from 8 p.m. to II p.m. - the occasion arrang- ed by their family. Mrs. Carl Pearson has returned home after visiting her son Carl in Toronto and her sis- ter, Mrs. Gertrude Noble in Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McGregor of Vancouver were the guests of Mrs. Bern Jacomb this week, going to visit Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Legault in Rossport. Mrs. J.D. (Agnes) Bryson is in the General Hospital, Thunder Bay, after suffering a fall in her home. REBEKAH'S TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS Mrs. Linda Lang of Justitia Lodge #38, Hamilton and Mrs. Alice McGregor of Garnet Lodge, Sudbury, were welcomed as guests at the October 2th meeting of Ruby Rebekah Lodge by Mrs. 1.il Harris, N.G. and Mrs. Gladys Hamilten, V.G. Mrs. Hamilton reported the C.P.T. committ- ee is planning a draw for a $50.00 Savings Bond to raise funds for their charity fund. Semi-annual reports were given by Mrs. Eirene Harness, property committee and by Mrs. Helen Wallace for the Financial secretary and the treasurer. continued page I6 CUSTOM FLOORCOVERING INSTALLATION ® MAJOR LINES: CARPE L CORLON CUSHION VINYL CERAMIC TILE ® GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP ® FREE ESTIMATES STORE OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON UNTIL 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY'S ALL DAY P.O. BOX 816 MARATHON, ONTARIO an CALL JIM AT: 229-0447 VISIT THE «RUSTIC ROSSPORT INN ROSSPORT, ONTARIO WINTER HOURS: ® Licensed Rooms Open fr I0 p.m. 3 ob ok ok ok % ob ob ok ob of ob ok aI mem In: LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT DINNERS Open Daily Supper - 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday Hours - I2 noon to IO p.m. Sunday -- RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST! Call: 824-2690 ok sok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok SE 0K SE ok LICENSED UNDER L.L.B.O. "OPEN YEAR ROUND"