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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS DECEMBER 17, 1975 RETIREES HONOURED: from Page. 3. .... International Representative, Frank Talar- ico with Mrs. Talarico from Thunder Bay attend -ed the occasion. Local President, Peter Romanuk, presented each retiree with a cheque for one hundred and fifty dollars, with congratulations on be- half of the union. Many children and relatives of the retirees attended the function from various parts of Canada and the United States. Picture on the previous page shows: right to left - Walter and Johanna Klug, Nick Renn- ette, John and Irene Steen, Willard and Marie Vezina. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 held their installation of new officers recently. Photo above, left to right: E. Boucher, J. Beddard, W. Kujbida, B. Bouchard and C. Koski. The slate of officers is as follows: Past President, Jim Beddard; First Vice, Emile Bou- cher; Second Vice, Charles Koski; Treasurer, Ted Velanoff; Secretary, Betty Bouchard; Ser- vice Officer, Paul Coupal; sgt. at Arms, Clar- ence Mercier; Assistant, Howard Solly. Committee members: Reg Cotton, Membership; Howard Solly, Sports; Ray Theriault and Alphon -se Theriault, Sick and Visiting Committee. John Falzetta was the Installing Officer. Colours were presented by Howard Solly and Butch Bouchard. Past President, Jim Beddard opened the meeting with a few words of welcome and thanked his 1975 executive for their supp --ort during his term of office. Acting Sgt. at Arms, Butch Bouchard Presented the execut- ives for installation. The incoming President Bill Kujbida made a small speech. The new Executive for the Auxiliary to the Legion are: Past President, Dorothy Koski; President, Beatrice St. Louis; First Vice, Lillian Belliveau; Treasurer, Anne Latour; Secretary, Joyce Mercier; Warden, Evelyn Knauff; Assistant Warden, Yvette Swirhun; Membership, Nancy Dupas; Publicity, Freda Boucher; Sick and Visiting, Shirley Caron; Ass ---istant, Marion Pluta; Ways and Means, Jessie Dodge; Social, Julie Rattray; 'Kitchen, Violet Drexler; Bookings, Adelaide Beaulieu; Sports, Ollie Chapman. Photo below, left to right: Anne Latour, Bea St. Louis, Rose Thorpe and Lillian Belliv- eau. Mr. George Carter, District Secretary of the Canadian Cancer Society, stopped briefly 5 in Terrace Bay recently and met with the local group. : With his help it is expected that and Educ -ational Program will be presented in Terrace Bay some time after the new year. When the details are worked out they will be publicized. Great strides have been made in recent years against many froms of cancer but we need education to help us to recognize this enemy in time to overcome it. Rosemary Thorpe; Second Vice, COSTA'S STOR TERRACE BAY - WEDNESDAY, DEC, 17 SCHREIBER = THURSDAY, DEC. 18 FROM 4:00 P.M, - 5:00 p,m, Children must be accompanied by a parent. Santa will have a free treat for them. . _---- ------ i --------