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JUNE I9, I974 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I3 Chimo Opening = continued mood of discussion and exchange from which all will benefit. Reeve McParland complimented the club on what they had achieved wishing them success in their ventures. The afternoon ended with a hour. At 6 p.m. a dinner, attended by 50, was held in the town hall when Grace was said by Mrs. Ann Todesco, first vice president. James Hale, accompanied by his wife, representing the . Reeve of Terrace Bay, commented on the fellow- ship evident between Chimo members, saying it was a healthy feeling bound to affect others in Rossport, Schreiber and Terrace Bay, and in these days, mutual respect is a quality mu- ch to be desired. T.P. Whent, the president introduced other speakers who spoke briefly and informally. The evening was spent dancing to the Commis- so orchestra music. Gus Krause won the door prize, with spot dances being won by Frank and Lila Korpela, and Walter Lewicki and Mrs. Jim Duncan. Visitors at the event were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jartus of Oliver, B.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Korpela, of Sudbury. 'tea~and-talk' Chimo Club ribbon-cutting ceremony - Jack Stokes, M.L.A., G.D. Walton, manager, Bank of Montreal, T.P. Whent, club president, Norman Cafik, Parliamentary Secretary, Minister of Health and Keith Penner, M.P. Photo by I. McCuaig. Mrs. following surgery in the Thunder Bay General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Wray of Sault Ste. Marie are the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Niemi. H.W. (Wannie) Gellert is convalescing, LEGION AUXILIARY 27TH ANNIVERSARY The Schreiber Women's Auxiliary to the Roy- al Canadian Legion, Branch I09, celebrated its 27th anniversary with a dinner attended by 30 followed by a social evening. Mrs. Jean Crook, president, was Master of Ceremonies, presenting Mrs. Stella Gusul, president of Terrace Bay Legion Auxiliary and other head table guests - Mrs. Beatrice McCua- ig, secretary; Mrs. Avila McBride, treasurer; Mrs. Lorraine Huard, first vice president and Mrs. Barbara Ann McLaughlin, second vice- ' president, of the Schreiber Auxiliary. 25 year membership pins were presented to Mrs. Ann Didura, Mrs. Yvonne Webb, Mrs. Earl- ine Johnson and Mrs. Emerald Paradis. Mrs. Gusul, on behalf of the Terrace Bay Auxiliary, presented a clock for use in the Legion kitchen. The dinner was catered for and served by members of the Branch. Following the dinner, Fred McColeman played for a singsong, some amusing skits, and dance numbers, were offered by the Terrace Bay group of ten. Back - Mrs. Yvonne Webb, Mrs. Emerald Paradis, Mrs. Earline Johnson. Front - Mrs. Ann Didura and Mrs. Crook, president. Lake Superior High School, and the town, is proud of the school's golf team, who came fir- st in the recent N.S.S.S.A.A. golf tournament held in Marathon. Not only did they win the championship but : they exhibited good sportsmanship and self- discipline. Team A consisted of Ken Hanley, Dave Mark Dashkewytch, Mike Gerlach and Mark lach. Team B - Paul Malashewski, Peter kewytch, Terry Hanley and James Pytyck. In the individual standings, Dave Adamo was second with 83. Adamo, Ger- Dash~