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JUNE 25, 1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE TY SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS Visiting in Schreiber this week are Boyd Drake, of Winnipeg with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Drake. Mrs. Dwight Marshall and daughters Kimber- ley and Jacqueline of Paducah Kentucky, with the children's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gerow. The Chimo Club Senior Citizens attended church services in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church on Sunday. ART SHOW The annual show of the Schreiber Art Club held in the Public School, was most successful this year, with 238 paintings, collages, pas- tels, charcoal and other mediums on display. Many other paintings were still in Thunder Bay having been collected for the Show there. In addition to the Club's work was a fine photography exhibit by Tom McGrath, local man, both portraits and scenes. And the number of younger member's work was notable, indicating the growing interest in the Club. The show was attended by 248 visitors com- ing from Terrace Bay, Marathon, Nipigon and Thunder Bay. The Club, this past year, experienced sat- isfaction and confidence in their painting, when after being 'on their own' for many years Confederation College has sponsored them, sen- ding a regular instructor, Mrs. Helen Strick- land, for classes. The Art Show is arranged most informally, part of its success, actually, the tea and cof -fee and cakes, offered in an art room, where the visitors meet to discuss the paint- ings, chat and then return to view the show again and compare viewpoints and frequently add new members to their ranks. POWER SQUADRON The Nipigon Northshore Power Squadron held its I2th annual change of guard and graduatior. at the Rossport Inn on June I4th, the dinner enjoyed by 28 members and guests. Commander D.G. Beno was the M.C. and gradu- ation certificates were precented to the Iil- oting graduates - Reg Cotton, Gary Johnston, Bill Megraw, Jr. all of Terrace Bay and D'Arcy McGuire of Schreiber. Successful candidates writing Seamanship were James Chapple, Barb Keller, Marjory Spacek, Charles Wise and Don Beno. - Merit awards were prescnted by Ron Thompson of Thunder Bay to Father F.J. Meyer, John Ush- er, Roy Keller, Marjory Spacek and Don Beno for their efforts during the past year in the furthering of the Squadrcn. Commander Beno read the minutes of the last annual meeting and the audited treasurer's re- port. Training Officer Keller gave a report on last year's activities and the expectations for the coming year. - Nominating Chairman Charles Wise presented the following slate of officers for the I975- 76 command of the Nipigon Northshore Bridge: Marjorie Spacek, Commander; Gar Evans, Execu- tive Officer; Barbara Keller, secretary treas- urer; Roy Keller, Training Officer. Jim Kern, district secretary of Winnipeg attending to watch the graduation and change of watch, administered the pledge to the new Commander and executive. Commander Spacek then took charge of the meeting, when T.0. Keller asked for a motion to allocate funds for the acquisition of a sextant and inview of the number of students interested in taking the junior navigation course and for the promotion of the Canadian Power Squadron this Fall. continued page I2 'se es en ROSSPORT INN & CABINS ROSSPORT, ONTARIO SUMMER HOURS ® Licensed Rooms Open from 12 noon - 1 a.m. ook ok ok ok ok ok ob ok ob ok ob oF ob ok ob oh of ob ob ok ok ® Licensed Dining Room Specializing In: Lake Superior Trout - Steak Dinners Italian Food ® Dining Hours: 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. ® Sunday Hours - 12 noon to 10 p.m. ook ok ok ob oe ob ob ob ok of ob ob ob ob ob ok oF ob ob ob ob ob RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST CALL 824-2690 Licensed under L.L.B.O. "OPEN YEAR ROUND" ROYAL ALUMINUM CONTRACTORS SPECIAL 10% OFF ALL Soffit and Facia Call Us for Aluminum or Steel Siding, Eavestroughing, Doors and Windows 245 S. COURT ST., THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO. PHONE :344-9061 or evenings 345-2079 ask for Mr. Jake Renic.