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PAGE 10 SURPLUS FUNDS TOPIC OF MEETING The New Democratic Party Thunder Bay Riding Association held a meeting September 7th, in the Geraldton Legion. Rev. E.C. Prinselaar, President of the Association, chaired the meeting, Attending was Jack Stokes, M.L. A. of the Riding and mem- bers from Geraldton, Nakina, Longlac, Schreiber, Marathon and Nipigon. While discussing various facts of interest the matter of surplus funds of P.S.1. was brought to the floor. - With the introduction of O.H.S.1.P. in the Province of Ontario, P.S.1. will be disbanded. P.S.1. has a reported surplus of considerable. size. A motion was passed that a directive be sent to the Ontario Provincial Office requesting that they endeavour to obtain disposition of the excess funds as follows: - 1. That the sum be applied to various Medical Research Foundations.. 2. That Student Bursaries be set up to help provide for the education of students studying medicine, who are in need of help, and who will volunteer to serve in areas of the North. 3. The possibility of establishing and maintaining a Flying Doctor Service in the North be studied, : The New Democratic Party Association issues an invitation to the public to submit their opinions and suggestions to our M.L.A., Jack Stokes, Queens Park, Toronto. O.P.P. SCHREIBER DETACHMENT PRESS RELEASE Investigations over the past week included - one Liquor Control Act investigation which resulted in one charge being laid; one report of trespassing , which after investigation was learned to be unfound- ed; two charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act and thirteen warnings were issued for minor infractions and defective equipment. On the Traffic Scene, there were three property damage accidents which resulted in #2,000.00 damage. There was also one collision which resulted in injuries being sustained by one subject, and damage approximated at $2,400.00. Highways and other roads patrolled in miles amount ed to 3,088 miles and 240 Duty hours were totalled. COMING EVENTS Saturday, October 18th - Horticultural Society Fall Social - Curling Lounge; Wednesday, October 29th - Cooking School - High School Auditorium. TERRACE BAY _NEWS CAVANAUGH - In fond and loving memory of our a dear son, Terry accidently killed September 25, 1956 q North Bay after attending the funeral of Mrs. Lorne Devine. OCTOBER 2, 1965 TODAYS CHILD; BY HELEN ALLEN Sa ee: Toronto Telegram Syndicate John was shyly watchful when the photographer saw -- him, as he is with most strangers. But this two-year-old soon becomes happy and laughing. This little boy has big brown eyes, auburn hair and fair skin that tans well. He is _ developing at an average rate, though he was. a slow starter. 7 He says quite a few words and loves to provoke laughter by. comical antics. He is a good-natured, cheerful child unless -- frustrated in his main desire -- to be outdoors. If he must stay in he reconciles himself by playing with his toy monkey -- which he calls ki-ki. He needs affectionate, active parents who will enjoy a sunny-tempered little boy. To inquire about -- adopting John please write to Today's Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182. For general information about adoption ask your Child- ren's Aid Society. a Always remembered. Mother and Dad. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cavanaugh have returned from