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Maren 5, Lou none: SCHREIBER RESIDENT DIES SUDDENLY Funeral services for the late Mr, Sam Cash, who died suddenly while at his work with the C.P.R., on Monday, February 22nd, at the-age of 63-years, was held on Thursday. at 10 4.li., from Holy Angels R.C,. Church. Rev. Cano officiating, The rosary was recited on Wednesday evening. Pallbearers were: 4. Belanger, E. Morrill, P. Bolan, W. Madge, J. McGrath and E, McCowan. Interment was in Schreiber Cemetery with the Gawley Funeral Service in charge. Survivors 6re his wife, Olive, one son, James of Manitouwadge, Isebelle, Mrs, C, Perras, Patricia, Mrs, R. Moore, Schreiber, Vivian, Mrs, J.ilcDonald and Marjorie, Mrs. L. Shallow of :Red Rock, Heron Bay. One sister, Mrs. J. Michano, ' Ge pe ANGLICAN DEANERY MISSION THIS. WaBK There will be a Deanery Mission held.in Schreiber, Merch-8th, 9th and LOth. under. the guidance of the Reverend Alfred Reimers, © rector of Red Rock and Nipigon. This Mission will be employing alk the Clergyoof The Deanery»of Superior. The foll- owing ere-the-names:.The Reverend Reginald J.S,-Inshaw, Rectoryvof St. John's Church, Schreiber and Rural Dean; The Reverend George Honour, Rector of Marathon; The Reverend Alfred Reimers, Rector of Nipigon, Mission Leader; The Reverend Lawrence Robertson, Rector of Wawa; The Reverend Willbiam Stadnyck Rector of Manitouwadge; The Reverend Michael Dunnill, Incumbent of White River. There will. be services each;day at 7.30 a. Listtivelly bua. NitiwWo PETE Page:T l A TT aA Jhe . Orchid. Florist 18A N,Cumberland 103 N,Archibald PORT ARTHUR and FORT WILLIAM ANNOUNCE A NEW SERVICE FRESH FLOWERS WHEN YOU WANT THEM AT REGULAR CITY RATES} Monthly charge accounts welcomed phone US FORT WILLIAM 25335 WE PAY THE PLACE YOUR ORDER' ($5.00 MINIMUM) BEFORE 3:00 P.M, and IT WILL BE SHIPPED THE SAME DAY} We carry a full range of fresh stock at all times, ROSES, CARNATIONS, GLADS, SNAPDRAGON, MUMS, SPRING FLOW- ERS IN SEASON -- HOUSEPLANTS OF ALL KINDS, . --- VIOLETS, PHILODENDRON,, IVY SOIL and PLANT FOOD, EXPERT CRAFT- MANSHIP IN OUR DESIGNS FOR WEDDINGS, TABLE CENTRES AND FLORAL TRIBUTES , | | | | | | | ie, 9.50 a.m, 4,00 pam., and 7.30 p.m, to Tin TT ram which all people of the parish and district are cordially invited. Guestions will be answered 'and°a box is provided in the church where questions regarding the Christian Faith may be deposited, ST. JOHN'S CHURCH TO HOLD "BREAKEAST" Fe st 8.30 a,m,, on Sunday, March 6th, all: Confirmed Members of the.last.six years will" ettend services in St. John's Anglican " ° Church after which breakfast willbe 'served ~ in the Church Hall. ANNUAL KIWANES BONSPLEL On Saturday, February efta, the' fiwanis - Club-of. Terrace Bay was host $6 seven. Kiwan- ians end their wives from the Port Arthur= Fort William Kiwanis Club, Curling took place' Saturday afternoon followed by a dinner at the Hotel Terrace and a social evening in the Curling Club: Lounge, Some twenty-five couples took part in the affair, KIWANIS SINKING FUND If.you- have not already purchased your tickets for the Kiwanis Club Sinking Fund, you may obtain one or several from any local Kiwanian, The earliest the ice has left Hayes Lake is April 27th. The latest date for break-up was June lst. Sounds easy, doesn't it?? Get your guesses in and HELP KIWANIS TO HELP THE KIDDIES. If Lincoln were alive today, he wouldn't have such a hard time getting an education, His hojeht would entitle him to a basketball SCOUT NEWS - The meeting of Thursday, February esth, opened at 6.80 with ee boys and 3 leaders taking part, After-a game the boys went to their pae trol corners and planned an over-night hike to the Taylor Camp. Then the scouts enjoyed an interesting movie on the Holger-Nielson method of-artificial respiration. After j some test studying the boys were called into! @ horseshoe and the colour party of Dave Mercier, Dave Falzetta, and Fred Erickson | BLACK BEaR "BANTER" | t rt retreated the colours, ending a successful meeting. 0-0-0 Over the weekend, 10 boys and leader, "Jim Sweet, hiked to the Taylor Camp. We met at the Separate School grounds at 10 a.m,, - and were soon pulling our pack-laden tobogg- ans toward: the station and up the mill road. After securing snowshoes we hiked up-river 4 -the camp. Here we were assigned our bunk- rooms, The Feagle Patrol (Fox & Eagle) was made up of Randy Hutchinson, P.L.; Ron Downey, Second; Lee McKay and Ken Bradley. The Beabuff Patrol (Beaver and Buffalo) included Jim Hayes, P.L.; Bill Shivas,- second; Brian McInnes, Dave Mercier, ar Bruce Whitfield, After lunch, Bill Shivas and Jim Hayes hiked back down-river to pick up some supplies that had been dropped. After a visit by the Skip and his two sons, Jimny and Dave, who came up on snowshoes as well, we ate supper and played around the tug Kay Cee which is laid up on shore for the winter, Then we had a snack and bedded down for the night. (Cont'd on Pg2)