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When consumer' bill is not paid by the 5th day of the month following billing the service shall be discontinued without notice and the service shall not be given again until payment is made in full, including a charge of $3.00 for cost of reconnection. Failure to receive a bill is no excuse for non- payment. Winners in the various races and contests at the picnic for pupils of Grades 1-3 at Holy An- gels Separate School were: Grade one: Linda Lavigne, Norah McGuire, Alice Huard, Leon St. Jean, Dominic Farenca, Laurie Cenerelli, Anne Deleo, Angeline Deleo, Tina Cebrario; Billy Souliere Donald Speziale and David Hurad. Grade two: Rae Sisson, Anna DePerry, Maria Commisso, Da- vid Bedard, Denis Courte- manche, Leslie Paradis, Rita Figliomeni, Rhonda Campbell, Terry Weaver, Ronald Courte- The regular. meeting of Schreiber Catholic Women's League was held Sunday after- noon, Mrs. Bill Cocks presided. Notice was received of the provincial convention being held in Fort William on July 5-6-7. Mrs. Gordon McParland, spir- itudl convener, described plans for a breakfast following first communion rite June 27. Mrs. M. J. McGrath, educa- tional convener, described the new parish library officially opened last Sunday, saying it will open following morning masses on Sunday. She. also suggested the CWL join a Catholic book club. Mrs. Bill Mullins, social con- vener, @tated 11 boxes of pa pers, books and clothing had been sent to Rev. Aubin for his mission at Fort Frances. Schrether Hydro-Electric Commission PAYMENT REGULATIONS Reconnection charge increased from $1. to $3. PRIMARY GRADE FIELD DAY RESULTS BOOKS AND CLOTHING SENT TO MISSION manche, Rene Sabourin, Shane Walsh, Darlene Fummerton, Carol Ferland and Laura Camp- bell. Grade three: Elda Holland, Linda Singleton, Edna Cenerelli, Michael Souciere, Kevin Mullins and. Michael Maclsaae. The program was run off by Mesdames Aurel Major, D'Arcy McGuire, L. R. Tremblay, L. V. Bourke and Martyn Ryan, as- sisted by Mrs. D. Figliomeni and Miss E. Elliott of the staéf. The youngsters enjoyed the traditional peanut scramble, and customary treats. Mrs. Joe Caccamo stated the membership drive will begin shortly. Mrs. George Cataford reported she is ordering tea towels for the Church kitchen with labels donated by mem- bers. It was decided to again serve meals during the days of the Rossport Fish Derby in July. Hot food will be provided and games offered starting from 1 p.m. in Lake Superior park near Rossport. It was agreed to cater for a wedding breakfast in July with conveners. to be appointed later. Mrs. Gordon McParland and Mrs. Harry Prescott were ap- pointed to meet the United Na- tions youth bus on arrival in Schreiber and escort the Catho- lics to mass. Rescue demonstration "Photo by 1.McCuaig * ANNUAL DINNER AND INSPECTION HELD HERE On Wednesday evening the Schreiber Combined Division #337, St.John Ambulance held a dinner in St.John's Church hall honoring the official visit of the inspecting officers from Provincial headquarters, Toronto--Lieut .Col .Lawler Brown, Provincial Supt. (a) and Mrs.Margaret Manley, Reg.N., Provincial Nursing Officer. Division Superintendent Mrs.Dorothy Rummery was Toastmistress with Padre R.J.S.Inshaw offering Grace The Toast to the Queen was given by John Kender-: dine and the toast to the Order of St.John by Mrs. Saima Willoughby. St.John Provincial Staff Officer Mr .Fred Farwell, ably responded to the latter. Reeve F.V.Harness offered the congratulations of the town on the service offered by St.John Ambulancd. H.Eaton, assistant superintendent, Schreiber Railway Division, warmly commended members on their promp and efficient assistance at the time of the train wreck near here. Divisional officer Charles Lavigne proposed a vote of thanks to the ladies who provided the meal and to accompanist Miss Diane Rymmery . Following dinner the tenth annual inspection was held in the Town Hall after which to demonstrations were presented by the bri gade with Mrs.Rummery explaining the various moves. The ambulance members demonstrated rescue work for a supposed drowning victim, the accident occur- ring a mile in from a highway. Chuck Lavigne plung ed into the water and pulled the victim (played by his son Dennis) to shore where Don Almos immediatel started the Sylvester method of artificial respiration while Chuck and Arnold Stortini loosened his cloth- ing and, checking for further injury, found a frac- tured leg. Meanwhile Ed Zielke, after clearing a space for the men to work in went to cut two poles from which, with the aid of the men's jackets, an efficient stretcher was made. (Continued ......)