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6" FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED Friends and relations of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winters gather- ed in their home to offer congra- tulations on the occasio# pf the 50th wedding anniversary. A family dinner was held iz the Anglican Church hafl and a buffet supper in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Krause. Mrs. Krause is a daughter. Tea for the reception was poured by Mrs, Jack Corbett, Mrs. Frank Holland, Mrs, Ted Wilson and Mrs. Harry Wel- bourne. Daughter Mrs, Con Dug- gan was dining room hostess and Mrs, Gus Krause served the wedding cake. Servitors were Mesdames Mil- ton Winters, Donald Winters, Jack Winters, Don Beno, Bob Krause and Kay Hansen. Shirley Ann Winters was in charge of the guest book. Among the many gifts received were a television set from the family, a money tree from friends, and set of Corning ware from Reb- ekah lodge. Guests from out of town at- tending the occasion included Mr, and Mrs. John Pawluk, Win- nipeg; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mil- Jer, London; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Black, Mr. and Mrs, George Moore and Mrs. George Bailey, Fort William; Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Riley and Mrs, Einar Gustafson, Port Arthur; Mrs, Herb Riley, White River; Mrs. Gilbert Gerow, Manitouwadge. For the occasion Mrs. Winters chose a gown in brown and gold brocade, with corsage of gold- tipped carnations. The tea table was centred with gold mums offset by gold candles. Art Par- ent was in charge of the punch bowl. UNICEF COLLECTION $86.85 Brownies, Explorels and Ty- ros collected $86.85 for UNI- CEF, Edward and Tom Borutski are attending the funeral of their mother in Wilno, Ont. Mrs. Tom Borutski is with. her husband Rev. Douglas Sly, of Winni- peg drove here this week. to bring his son Gregory for a visit. with grandparents Mr. and Mrs, Bob Gray. Neil Ross won a handsome cabin cruiser in a Lakehead draw last week. Mrs. A. C. Rigelsford presided and Mrs. Bruce Lidkea was lunch hostess. A party for the Little Helpers' group and their mothers in the ¢hurch hall Nov. 10 was plan- ned at the St. John's Women's auxiliary meeting Wednesday. Plans were completed for the Christmas tea and bazaar Nov. 28 in the church hall. A salad plate will be served. Superior Deanery dues were @rdered paid. Frances E. Par- kins of Fort William, diocesan secretary - treasurer, Algoma, wrote regarding the procedure for carrying on Little Helpers groups and urged all reports be sent in promptly A lean compromise is better than a fat lawsuit. - G. Herbert ovember 12, 1964 15 New Guides Inspected Fifteen Brownies were pre- sented to guide captain Mrs. Ellen Campbell by patrol lead- ers Marilyn Cook, Barbara Ste- furak and Brenda Duncan. Inspection was carried out by Mrs, J. Micus, commissioner, who was accompanied by Bon- nie Hamilton, Gold Cord guide. Presentation of colors was fol- lowed by enrolment in a candle- lit ceremony, Mrs, Micus. for her address chose the "tree of guiding" as her topic. Mrs. Campbell thank- ed Mrs. Edna Cocks for accept- ing the position of lieutenant and spoke with regret in accept- ing the resignation of Mrs. Rob- erta Jolicoeur, who was lieute- nant since the Schreiber guides were formed. Mrs. Campbell also thanked the Catholic Women's League who sponsor the guide group in Schreiber. Those initiated were Margaret Borutski, Lynn Jolicoeur, Jane Bailey, Dale Sisson, Diane Singleton, Neldine West, Anne Marie McGrath, Brenda Ta- londe, Rosemary McParlana, Monica Gauthier, Ruth Fadden Cathy McLellan, Linda Comeau. Peggy Fournier, and Cathy Bolan. The girls planned and served the lunch enjoyed by the many guests attending the event, REBEKAH LODGE TO SEND STUDENT TO N.YORK At their last regular meeting members of Ruby Reb- ekah Lodge agreed to send a student from this dis- trict to the United Nations Pilgrimage, a project sponsored annually by the |.0.O.F. The fund raising committee for this will be Mesdames Florence Whent, Jean Plummer, Helen Wallace, Chris Morris, Jessie Macadam, Agnes Bryson, Bern Whent, Florence Fischer and Jessie McCanna. The new officers Tea was set for Wednesda, Nov. I8th in the Town Hall. Mrs. N.Thrower presented a fifteen year jewel to Mrs.Jean Stitt. Correspondence included a letter of appreciation from the Muscular Dystrophy Fund and an invitation from Agate Lodge to attend their officers tea. Thank-you notes were received from Mrs. L.Hopper, and Mrs. J.Lawrence of Terrace Bay, Mrs.Orrel Wright of Beardmore and Mrs.Hubert Weaver. Mrs. Helen Holm, secretary of the United Nations Youth Pilgrimage wrote and Mrs.McCanna reported for the C.P.& T.Committee, stating that the boxes of licorice candy being sold may be (Continued ... 8)