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PAGE 12 SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Haas and family of Hamilton are the guests of Mrs. Russell McBride, visiting also with other relatives. Miss Luanna Bellon of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob McParland last week. Mrs. D'Arcy Lucas of Plymouth, England, is visi- ting her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Elli- cott. Mrs. N. McCuaig is relieving in the local hydro office and Helen Harness is working in the town office. Mrs. Bruce Costall and family are visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Cornell in Osoyoos, B.C. and while there will attend the convocation exer- cises of St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, when her sister Andrea will be one of graduating nurses, on | TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 23, 1970 FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR WALTER SHEVCHUK e Ttuneral of the late Walter Snevchuk, whose death occurred in a Thunder Bay Hospital on July 10th, was conducted in Schreiber on July 13th by the Rev. Arthur Chabot in St. John's Anglican Church. Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. Mr. Shevchuk is survived by his wife, the former Zofia Kyziak whom he married in 1924, a daughter Mary (Mrs. Nick Youzwa) of Cameron Falls, a son Peter of Medley, Alta. and eight grandchildren. He was predeceased by a son Victor in 1967 and a sister Mrs. Mary Polinuk of Nipigon in 1958. Pall bearers were Alex Furyk, Phillip Dankovich, Walter Ilijow, Michael Smilsky, Walter Lewicki and Paul Humenicki. Mr. Shevchuk, born in Poland in 1901, served for two years in the Polish army. His marriage took place there and in 1926 he came to Schreiber. He was employed with the Canadian Pacific Railway until his retirement in 1966. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees. Among those attending service from out of town were: Peter Shevchuk, Medley, Alta., Mr. and Mrs. Nick Youzwa of Cameron Falls, Miss Marilyn You- zwa, Mrs. Mary Fedorovich, Miss Jean Fedorovich and Tony Fedorovich of Thunder Bay, Mrs. Joe Molinski of Vancouver, Mrs. Anna Palahniuk and John Litvinuik of Nipigon. MRS. HOLLAND BURIED IN SCHREIBER Mrs. William T.A. Hol- The funeral of the late Mrs. William T.A. Hol- land, whose death at the age of 72, occurred in hospital on July 12th, was conducted in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church on July 15th by Dean J.M. Cano. The choir was led by Giovanni Cebrario and Aurel Gauthier, with Miss Brenda Lalonde as The Child Passenger - cont'd from page 1 over, or slide under the seat back add another ten pounds to the child if he is thrown forward in a sud- den stop or collision. To be effective, CHILD RESTRAINTS MUST BE ANCHORED TO THE FRAME OF THE CAR. An Important Message To You!! For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. -- John 3:16. The Bible verse that tells you -- God loves you Christ died for you Eternal life is offered to you And you need not perish. IF YOU APPRECIATE THIS AD OR NEED SPIRITUAL HELP WRITE: - The Way of Life Box 207, Schreiber Phone 824 2613 organist. By special request of the deceased, Bob Ryan was Altar boy. The honorary pall bearers were George Bolan, H.P. Bourguignon, Walter Wilkes, Lester McCuaig, Nick Linkewich, Bill D'Arcy, John Spillane, Charlie Boon, Jack Phillips and Harry Welbourne. The active pall bearers were Denny Neylon, Frank Driscoll, Martyn Ryan, Gino Cac- Continued on page 13 cece