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BUSH FIRE COMMITTEE (cont'd) Doc Rundle and his wife Joyce were very My active in community affairs in Terrace Bay, Low, medium, high and extreme - All these and they both are geni rely sorry to: leave, forest fire paneer forecasts demand immediate Bill was active in various sports such attention, as baseball, hockey, basketball, hunting and Fire danger increases in warm, dry weather, --¢i shing,-- pa was-@ member of ihe Men's Chorus The Ontario Department of Lands and Forests the Kiwanis Club and other organizations, : working in cooperation with the Fire Dept., of The skits presented at the stag were very good,.. . Terrace Bay and of the men in the area, are depicting Bill's skill as a Doctor and as a trying to preserve your forests for your | hunter? He seemed especially pleased with a RTT Ca a softball presented to him by the Salary Team Please do your part, with each of the team members! autograph there- on, His comment seemed most appropriete; to quote "It looks like a salary ball -- it has- : : never been hit," A -urse of money was given to ~ MUNICIPAL NOTES Bill as his farewell gift, asia : i Most people have heard of Bill's fishing We are not faring very well with the Dept. exploit; when with an unreliable companion they of Highways on subsidies for the street paving tipped their cenoe in Jackfish Lake, All their program for this year. Indications are: that equipment was lost, including Bill's glasses -- we have had about all the money in subsidies (eye ~ that is). Sheer coincidence at the that we will get for street paving, in that stag on Friday night produced a pickerel the remaining streets are strictly residential. caught in Jackfish Lake wearing eye glasses, They can not be classed as through streets or of course!! as commercial streets,. The program fer the It is no exageration to say that everybody summer, therefore, looks like either getting in Terrace Bay is a friend of Bill Rundle, He only two streets paved, or doing curbing ~ and his wife Joyce, in so short a time as two over a much larger area, and then doing the years, became known and, respected by ereren paving next year, in the community, An agreement has been signed for an However, Bild has left to seek more nated instrument mechanic to keep the heating cont~ edge ebout his profession and he and his rols in both the Public School and High Schoel family receive every good wish for their future, in good working condition throughout the After his four year course Doctor Rundle will coming year, This work will also include set up practice in Ontario, and incidentally bringing certain pieces of the control equip~ plans on a Fall hunting trip to Terrace Bay -- ment into good working condition during the in 1959 to get that elusive moose, summer months of this year, so that we will Doctor and Joyce Rundle will be staying be prepared to start the season with the at 2015A Northwood Apts,, Ann Arbor, Michigan, system in good condition, Terrace Bay visitors are welcome, +H * * # caer eas ak ee DOC BILL RUNDLE FETED AT FAREWELL STAG On Friday night, June 20 a large crowd Bundle, to PG ee to Doc, Bill _ Linda MecFadyen is the daughter of Mr, & ee Mrs, Dan MacFadyen of 263 Kenogami Road, . Pitt: Linda has a sister in High School and another in "Terrace Bay for two years as an assistant sister who recently completed Nurse's training, .,to Doctor M, McCausland,.and he left Terrace 4 brother, Allan, works at the Mill i Bay on Tuesday, June 24 to attend the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor Michigan, for a four year post-graduate course in KIWANIS PROFICIENCY AWARDS (cont'd from p.1) Paul Heenan, is the son of Mr, and Mrs, : Fey ak Joseph Heenan of 45 Pine Crescent, Paul is surgical speciality for Ear, Nose & Throat, the eldest of the Heenan children, so he is- Doc Rundle is a graduate in medicine from jeading the way for sister Jane,and brothers the University of Toronto and it is more Peter, and Patrick, than indicative of his reputation that the University of Michigan accnets only three We are sure that the entire families of the 'Doctors each year into the surgical roa HY. winners will be justly proud of the efforts of NCOUr SE, Linda and Paul, Nieneny ee a