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Page 4 CT AT HERE & THERE IN SCHREIBER -- ST.ANDREWS W.A. HOLD SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR The Women's Association of St.Andrews United Church held their Annual Bazaar and Tea on December 3rd in the. Town Hall basement, The President, Mrs. 0,Niemi and Mrs. R.A. Crook, welcomed the guests. Convenors were Mesdames R,Macadam and J.Gray. The Kitchen Committee making tea and arranging the salad plates were:- Mesdames J.dagan, M.McCouan, H.Weaver, R,H.Skinner and B.Jacomb, Tea Room Hostess was Mrs.F.Hiller and serving the guests at the individual "*" tables were Mesdames J.B,Ridsdale, W.V.Weaver, W.Clemens, G.Gordon, D,Nesbitt and G,Etches, In charge of the various tables were Mesdames F,Richardson, F,Macadam, W.J,Rattray and R,Bailey, N,Linkewich, F,Fummerton, W.J,Scott, N.S,Smith, and Mrs, R,Weaver, The Misses Marlene & Sharon Jarva and Judy D'Arcy presided at the Christmas tree and Mrs, W.J,Thrower was cashier, te 2: a SRO SR DS SEES TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES RECEIVE FIRST AID AWARDS First Aid Awards were presented to six Bell Telephone, Traffic Employees, on Sunday, December 4th, who had successfully completed a First Aid examination in Schreiber during October. This was the first course of its kind to be held in Schreiber by the Bell Telephone Company and it is notable that six out of the seven eligible to take the course attended. These were the Misses Pat Murphy, Lorraine Nesbitt, Joanne Flewelling, Lois Inshaw, a Christmas Part y and Dance SPONSORED BY LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Friday Dec. 16 9300 PLM, to 1:00 A.M, ~ REFRESHMENTS and LUNCH - % Adamos Orchestra TICKETS ~ $3.00 per couple MOOSE HALL - - ~ SOUTH CAMP FOR TICKETS SEE W, STACHIW IN TERRACE BAY AND, M. DIDURA IN SCHREIBER - nian sperm r AMMEN a VOTER aR Ten tH ANSE ON aac: NMEA Wil iat BM TERRACE BAY NEWS '|were presented, and tho Principal, Mrs Ss '| Korchuk, spoke before the. Girls Choir led in ATE We Miia ~-- December 8, 1960 Sandra Kragero and Mrs. June Weaver. The Awards were presented by Mr, V,G, Spittal, District Traffic Superintendent and Mr. .T,Stevenson, Traffic Assistant, both of. Fort William. Mr, Gary Birmingham of the Plant Depart- ment, who already holds a First Aid Certifi+ cate, also successfully completed. the First Aid examination for the second: time. <neniinnpilii(peiie tan eee ap tagetinapoanenmen apm HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS 25TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. . ~~ The twenty-fifth Annual Commencement exer- cises were held in the Town Hall on Friday, December 2nd, Master of Ceremonies for the event was Neil Whent, President of the Stu- dents! Council. The programme opened with !0 Canada! accompanied by Fred McColeman, followed by a selection given by the Girl's Choir under the direction of Mrs, Alex Gordon and accom- panied by Lois Inshaw. The Rev, R.J.S.Inshaw gave 'the Invocation and Neil Whent welcomed 'those present, A short Play preceded the presentation of suet | al awards which included Curling, Hockey, Football, Track & Field, Cheér Leader, Stu- | dent Council, Drama and Perfect Attendance. Grade IX Academic Awards went to nine honour students, the highest being Cheryl Everett who. attained a 94% average. Grade X had four honour students with Sharon Webb's 77.6% highest. Lois Inshaw with 77% was . | highest _in Grade XI and Carol Holmes topped Grade XI. with 86.5%, Chloe Vanderlip was honoured for her Library work, Physical Training work was displayed by eleven boys and accademic Progress Awards were presented, 2 { A Grade XII graduate, Carol Holmes, deliver- ed a Valedictory address. Special Scholastic Merit Awards (trophies: plus $10,00) were pres ented to Grade 9,10, ll-end-12-students.~ Carol Holmes received the trophy plus100,00 donated by the Canadian Legion for being the most prof- icient senior student. The highest student in (Grade XLII (eight subjects) Ray Guillet was. | the recipient of a Kinsman Award of $50.00, The most proficient. Junior student, Cheryl Everett also was presented with $50.00. by Mr, Dg D'Amours, The guest speaker, Mr. P,V, Ibbetson was presented by Michael Cosgrove and stressed the importance of higher education and also complimented the' students on the high. stand- ings achieved, . _ Junior and Senior Matriculation certificates' \ singing God Save The Queen A special gift was presented to Neil Whent for his untiring efforts in preparing for the Commencement, The decorations in the Auditor~ ium were in the school colors, and downstairs for the dance that followed the decorations were beautifully done in the "Winterwonderland" theme. on is - Dianne Slater and Glorie Gordon, attending Teachers College, Ft, William, and Donna Slater and Maria Cebrario attending St. Josephs School} of Nursing, Port Arthur were present for their | awards. | Ora Mae Harness, attending McKellar Hospital| School of Nursing, Ft. William and Ray Guillet, | teaching at Hull, Wuce were unable to be presonte VE TO CHARITY THRU! KIMBERLY-CLARK : EMPLOYEES! CHARITY FUND] | I |