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THE 1 Expo Photo - Prime Minister Lester B.Pearson made his first in- spection tour of the Expo 67 site on April 16th. He is shown together with (left to right) Montreal May or Jean Drapeau; Trade and Commerce Minister Robert Winters; and Robert Shaw, Expo deputy commissioner general, in front of a maquette of Habitat 67, a futuristic apartment house which will be shown at | Expo. The Department of Highways, Ontario, have just | released the 1966 official road map of the province. A new style of folding makes the map easier to open while travelling. The Improvement District of White River have been NEWS SCHREIBER NEWS Mr .and Mrs.Don Cosgrove with Robin and William, of Toronto, visited Mr.and Mrs.Austin Cosgrove then went on to visit Rev .Sister St.Austin in Ft.William. Miss Bea McBride was home from Winnipeg for Easter; Marlene Birch from Sault Ste.Marie; Stanley | Ilijow, with Gloria and Danny from Nipigon to visit Walter Ilijow; Miss Angie Huard from Fort William i to visit her parents, the David Huards. Nick Pelto is in Westmount Hospital . | Mr.and Mrs.Nick Youzwa of Cameron Falls spent | Easter with Mr.and Mrs.Walter Shewchuk. | Mr.and Mrs.Charles Nesbitt have returned after - | spending the winter in the United States. Mr.and Mrs.David Nesbitt, Mrs .Leonard Huard and Mrs.Peter Sparkes with daughter Joanne, visited Leonard Huard in General Hospital and Peter Sparkes in Westmount hospital recently. Mrs .E.Santala and Oliver Santala of Beardmore were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Mike Smilski. Mrs .Charlie Davis of Fort William spent Easter with her parents, Mr.and Mrs .Bill Moon. Sharon Jarva, Patsy Dimmery, Mary Ellen Gerow and Charlotte Ross were in Fort William last week for | an interview with the Supt.of Nursing in McKellar Hospital . Mrs.Leonard Huard, Sheila Weaver and Mike Cos- grove of the local staff were in Fort William Friday to curl in the Bel] Telephone bon spiel . Mr.and Mrs .Raymond Potvin of Windsor are the guests of Mrs.Lesley Comeau, visiting also Ray's advised that plans to erect a recreation centre costing mother, Mrs.Alice Potvin and other relations. $8,000 has been approved for Centennial grants from the provincial and federal governments. ROSSPORT NEWS Rev .Stephen Diller, accompanied by Mr .James Hair of Minneapolis, are at Rev.Diller's summer home for a few days. Mr .Don Ibey and son Jimmy were here for the week end to visit his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Ibey. Mrs .Dan Gerow returned Saturday from Nor th Bay and Timmins. Mrs .Russell Gerow and children have returned from a holiday in Fort William. Laurie Ann Mushqush has returned after spending ten days in Port Arthur. Mr .and Mrs.Eugene Legault and son Peter, visited relatives at the Lakehead Thursday and Friday. Bill Hubelit left Wednesday for Battle Island Light House for the shipping season. Mr .and Mrs.Herb Legault were business visitors at the Lakehead Friday and Saturday. Mr .and Mrs. Toy Seppala were at the Lakehead last weekend on business . CARD OF THANKS - We would like to thank Dr. Searles, Dr.Uzicanin, Mrs.Buck, nurses and staff of Terrace Bay Hospital, for their kind nursing care while we were patients at the Hospital. Also, a sincere thank you to everyone who sent cards, flow- ers and gifts, also all who called. Your kindness will always be remembered. 'Mr.and Mrs .Orvell Sainsbury, Schreiber Hotel. Helen Harness, Dorothy and Susan Harrison, Chris- § ine Bottomley, Linda Lidkea, Brenda and Carol Dimmery, Shirley Ann Winters, Jane Bailey and Heather Tremblay were in Sault Ste .Marie tast week attending an Anglican Girls' Auxiliary festival. They § won third place in the competition. Miss Sandy Denison accompanied them. Gordon Macadam of Winnipeg was here to visit his mother, Mrs .Forbes Macadam, who has been ill. W.E.Fairs was taken to a lakehead hospital last week. Laurie Halonen, sr., is ill in his own home. Sympathy is extended to Mr .Allan E.Nelson and his sons, Capt.Allan Nelson of the Canadian Army and Robert Nelson, at home, on the loss of a wife and mother, Mrs.Allen E.Nelson, following a lengthy illness in the Lakehead. Ray Peterson and Miss Paul Korshonen of Port Arthur spend the weekend with Mr.and Mrs .Ray Pitkanen. At the last meeting of Ruby Rebekah Lodge the harter was draped in memory of Mrs. T.A.Sharpke, P.G.M., of the Grand Lodge of Ontario. Mrs.Dora Weaver, D.D.P., announced that the Spring Tea will be held on April 30th at the Town Hall, with tables of baking and candy adding to the attractions. PULP MILL FOR SASKATCHEWAN Premier Thatcher of Saskatchewan recently an- © / nounced that a pulp mill and woods operation, to | employ a possible 5,000 people, will be establish- ed near Prince Albert.