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| Dairy Agent Honored By INEZ McCUAIG On behalf of friends who gath. ered in Otto Strasser's home for a farewell party honoring Frank) Auger, Eddy Nesbitt presented a purse, expressing best wishes and regret in losing Frank from Schreiber. Frank has been Palth Dairy agent here for the past 11 years. Two other surprise gifts were presented by his two junior helpers, Kenny Pryor of Terrace Bay and Lenny Burns of Schrei- ber. Albert Pearson is in Sher- brooke, Que., attending a re- union of the Sherbrooke Fusil- iers. . Mrs. Bob Kragero: is in Barry Ont. attending the funeral of her father, William Thompson. ' Miss' Winona McAdam _ of Chapleau is visiting her sister Mrs, Bill Kinney. Mrs. 'Jack Rummery has gone to Peterbor- ough to accompany'her mother back to Schreiber, Mrs, Baden Plummer and etanddaughter Karen Young of Toronto are guests of Mrs. Harry Jewell, her sister, en route home from Calgary where they visited Mr. and Mrs, Bil} Plummer. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kusik and family are visiting with Stan's parents-in Gilbert Plains, Sask. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rattray have been their daughters and families Mr. and Mrs. Don McLeod with Billy, Roddy, Sheila and Diane and Mr. and Mrs, Earl Cameron with Susan and Marilyn, all of Sudbury. Cadet Camp Participants Return Tony Speziale and Jim Cuaig have returned from ¢ camp at Picton where they spent the summer, Tony taking a civil instructor's course, ang Jim .as instructor on loan fraga the Bell Telephone as part of their public relations program, Patsy Huminicki and Ray. mond Guillet have returned from Ottawa where they both come pleted summer courses in Uni- versity. Mrs. George Cataford has re turned her two grandchildren te Toronto and with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Cataford will go on a motor trip thr 'various states and attend ir 'World's Fair. Visiting. with Mr. ana Ken Williamson for the a week have been Mrs. J. of Turnervalley, B.C.; Mrs. Jim Rees of Calgary with Tim and Barry Rees, and Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Walcott with Eva and 'Brenda of Toronto. Before he left for London, A, R. Parchem was feted at a faree well gathering when the CPR office staff and employees of bridge and building department presented a barbecue, electrie razor and a purse. Ray Potvin is spending his va- cation in Toronto with Buddy Lidkea and with other friends in Montreal. LOCAL COUPLE JOIN PENSIONERS TOUR Mr .and Mrs .Forbes Macadam left on Sunday to join a party of 150 CPR pensioners taking a six week tour in the British Isles and Europe where five coun- tires will be visited. The group,designated as "The Cay Viennese Tour, will sail to England on the Em- press of England and return on the Empress of Canada Mrs .Louis Karns and her three daughters have re- joined Mr.Karns who is transferred here from London to replace A.R.Parchem as B.and B. Master with the C.P.R. Mrs .Florence Higgens of Fort William is here visiting her neices, Mrs.Fred Harness and Mrs. Alvin Slater. LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER HONOURED Jack Bryson, chief lighthousekeeper at Slate Island was recently presented with a twenty-five year long service award, recognizing his long period of meri- torious service. The presentation, aboard the CCGS Alexander Henry, was made by Len Burden, represen- ting F.K..McKean, district marine: agent of Parry Sound, with members of the agency staff and the ship' crew present. Jack (John R.) is well known in Schreiber and . along the north shore of Lake Superior, making his home in Schreiber during the off-season. He first joined the Department of Transport in 1939 as wireless operator on the lighthouse tender Murray Stewart and, in the same spring, transferred from the ship to the Cove Island light station at the entrance to Georgian Bay where he served as radio Beacon operator until close of navigation in 1940. He then went to the radio aviation department until 1944 when he joined the department of transport manning pool for allied merchant ships. At the end of the war Mr .Bryson was assigned to air service, serving in Yellowknife, N.W.T. and Edmonton until 1948 when he came to Slate Island as combined lightkeeper and radio beacon operator . With two assistants, Gustav Oldson of Port Arthur and Walter Stokes of Schreiber, he now is in charge of the light station, with radio beacon, fog alarm and navigation light and also is official weather ob- server for the meteorological branch of the depart- ment. Mr .Bryson's oldest son, Rodney, interested in his father's stories of life at sea, joined the Canadian Navy a year ago and is now serving on H.M.C.S. Y ukon, although he did not enter the communica- tions branch but chose instead the mechanical depart- ment. THE TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL BOARD ANNOUNCES REGISTRATION FOR THE TERM 64-65 ON SEPTEMBER 8TH - 1:00 P.M. IN THE HIGH SCHOOL GYM AUDITORIUM. ALL STUDENTS BE AT THE SCHOOL TO REGIS- TER AT 1:00 O'CLOCK. George Riley, Sr., of Mount Forest is the guest of his son George, Jr. and family.