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JULY 5,:1973 TERRACE BAY LAE & NEWS PAGE 9 Graduation - continued Ted Ross then presented the Valedictory addr- ess to those assembled on behalf of the gradu- ating class. This brought the programme to a close send- ing the graduates on to further study and car- eers. Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Cathy Cocks. Musical selections were perform- The dates are: Mon., July 9th; Sun., July I5th; Thurs., July 26th; Sun., Aug. 5th; Sat. Aug. I8th; Sun. Aug. I9th; Mon. Aug. 27th; Thurs,, Sept 6th and Mon., Sept. I5th. STORK CLUB Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Harper of Schreiber a girl on June 28th, I973. ed by Lynn Drake. Coffee and lunch was serv- ed in the Home Economics room following the ceremony . The Graduation Dance was held at the Schreiber Campus. Photos continued page I0 .....cce MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Georges of Manitouwadge, Ontario are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Michelle Irene to Mr. Patrick O'Connell Duggan on Saturday, June 30th, I973 at St. Jerome's Roman Catholic Church, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. THE AUXILIARY TO THE MCCAUSLAND HOSPITAL Rossport was the site of the June I8th meeting of the auxiliary. This was the final meeting until September I7th. Beth Macadam welcomed the Rossport ladies and thanked Mrs. Todesco for holding the meet- ing in her store. ; Correspondence included a letter of thanks from the Board of Governors for the light and other equipment donated by the auxiliary. The auxiliary plans to join the Hospital Auxiliary Association. This group will keep us up-to-date on the current happenings of other hospitals and give us helpful hints on bettering our auxiliary. The auxiliary is still trying to collect rags. Lil Harris and Beth Macadam will accept these either in pieces approximately 24"x24" or.as is. Elaine Mannisto and Kay Stefurak are look- ing for ladies to knit for us. If anyone is interested, place give them a call. Knitting materials are available for projects. Get ready for the auxiliary dance to be held in Schreiber in September. See you there LADIES GOLF NEWS On Tuesday, June 26th, two flights of lady golfers participated in the twilight, with P. Wellings coming through with low net, J. Ratt- ray with low hole and I. Romanuk guessing her score. Sunday, July Ist, the ladies executive, took out for eighteen holes for the Board of Directors trophy. J. Gunter being the lucky trophy winner with P. Wellings runner up. A short reminder ladies of the dates for our pin round tournament. All rounds I8 holes with six out of ten to be played to qualify. NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT OWNERS For "Loading and Spreading Granular Material® on Highway 584 at various locations from Ger- aldton to Nakina, commencing approximately July I8th, I973, the following equipment is required: One (I) only - FRONT END LOADER 3% Cubic Yard Capacity (Minimum) Four Wheel Drive Rubber Tired Articulated Steering Approx. 200 Hrs. CRAWLER TRACTOR 65 D.B.H.P. (Minimum) Angle Dozer with Rear Winch Approx. I30 Hrs. One (I) only - Sealed Tenders on forms supplied by the Min- istry will be received by the District Engin- eer until I2:00 O'Clock Noon, Local Time, WEDNESDAY, JULY II, I973. Specifications, tender forms and envelopes may be obtained in person or by mail from the District Office, 80I West Walsh Street, P.O. Box 96, Thunder Bay, Ontario, P7C 4V7. Telephone 577-645I. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Transportation and Ontario Communications gy