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TERRACE BAY NEWS Page January 9, 1969 MOOSE LODGE CHRISTMAS PARTY HELD In Schreiber this year for Christmas was Swie Meng Chong of Singapore guest of Betty McGuire home from school for the holi- days. Photo by Inez McCusig. Cathy Campbell with Santa Claus at thi e annual Moose Lodge Christmas Party for children. Photes by Inez MoCusige Pe, Schreiber News Barry Miller of Mining Col- lege, Haleybury, spent Christ- mas with his grandfather, John Miller, in Port Arthur. Barry's parents are in New Zealand. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Stefurak spent Christmas with relatives in Fort William. Johnny MacKnowd, well- known trainman, was recently injured and taken by ambu- lance to McKellar Hospital. He resides in Fort William. Mrs. Orville Sainsbury and Charlie Nesbitt were recently taken to Terrace Bay Hospital by ambulance. : Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCuaig and Cammy of Fort William were recent house guests of the A. B. McCuaig family. Cecil L. Snyder, QC of Ot- More than 250 children and their parents attended the party. Santa Claus (Bill Kurylo) presented a gift to éach child. Films were shown by Allan Aus- tin ana Larry Bourke. Assisting Bill Kushnieryk, chairman, were lodge members and Mesdames Chester Dakin, Bill Kushnieryk, Stewart Reid and John Power. Other draw winners included W. J. Moon, A. Theriault and O. Sainsbury. tawa spent Christmas with Mrs. George Lemieux and familv. mr. and Mrs. Bernard Paradis and son Dean attended the wed- ding of their son Terry in Dry- den to Marie Boomhower on Dec. 28. The bride is a recent graduate of the McKellar School of Nursing and the groom is presently attending Lakehead University. John Cosgrove of London ac- companied them to the wedding. John is home from St. Peter's Seminary, London. Others of the family visiting Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cosgrove were their daughter Rev. Sf. Austing of Port Arthur and daughter Mantell, Mrs. Edward McGregor with her husband and son Billy of Kapuskasing. HOME LIGHTING WINNERS ANNOUNCED Peter Doig of Schreiber was; Ann Crooks, of Chapleau, Que! awarded first place in the recent bec, is a guest of her cousin, home lighting contest sponsored Mrs. Pat Mulligan. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cocks by Ontario Hydro. Other win- of Fort William spent Christ- ners included Arnold O'Keefe, mas with their parents in Schrei- second and Henry Paske, third. | ber. e Judging was done by hydro! Mrs. Bernice Jacomp and Bill officials from other communi- Gerow recently attended the ties. jtuneral of their sister Doris' Sherry Condie and Wayne husband in Toronto. Scotinski, of Fort William are David Legault, of Montreal, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ce-j|visited his grandparents, Mr. brario. Terry Condie is visiting!and Mrs. J. D. Bryson during other friends. Christmas, vacation. RE COUNCIL MEETING Ontario Provincial Police will take over the policing of Schrei- ber on a permanent basis, the town council was told at its re- gular December meeting. Reeve F. V. Harness reported © a meeting is scheduled with an OPP inspector to consider vari- ous aspects of the matter. An automatic time clock: has been ordered for the town to be used in enforcing curfew regu- lations. Schreiber's share towards the district Home for the Aged will be 27.01 per cent, the district assessor pointed out. The financial statement of Schreiber Minor Hockey Asso- ciation for 1967 was received for consideration and a donation was made to Schreiber High School year book. Water bills totalling $75.09 and general accounts of $882.22 were passed for payment. Councillor Harold Fischer re- ported that building permits. to- talling $61,350 had been issued fn a period from Jan. 1 to Nov. 30. This amount does not include a recently constructed garage restaurant complex valued at $150,000, he said. The Ontario Water Resources Commission proposal regarding sewage service in Schreiber was held over for further study and comparison with similar serv- ices. \ It was suggested by CPR that the town's water supply be taken over by the town. This will be studied further: Council voted in favor of pay- ing E. Borutski $50 per month, effective July 1, to supervise and clean the town ambulance. A letter of thanks was receiv- ad from Honorable Rene Bru- nelle, minister of lands and for- ests, for the warm welcome offered legislative members dur- ing a recent tour of Northwest- ern Ontario.