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| ! | ' / 4 Page 4 HERE & THERE IN Sone. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JOHN JARVA, JUNE 2nd Funeral Services for the late John Jarva aged 45, who passed away suddenly at the family pasidence on May 30th were held on June 2nd from St.Andrews: United Church at 2 P.M. with Rev. R.A.Crook, B.A., officiating. Two hymn "Unto the Hills and "Abide with Met were sung, Pallbearers were, D,Souliere, J. Halonen, W. Whent, W. Paradis, A.Moorey, E.Holmes and Guards of Honour were formed by Schreiber Br. *09 Canadian Legion and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment. The Masonic Lodge #662 held a service at the Gawley Funeral Home on Thursday evening, Mr, Jarva was born and educated at 'Schrei- ber, the son of Mr.& Mrs, W.Jarva. He married the former Mary Danylevich in Schrei- ber.Surviyings besiles his wife, are two daughters, Marlene and Sharon, at home--a sister, Mrs, Dan Sparkes and a brother, Walter, both of Fort William, Attending from out of town were Mr.& Mrs. W. Jarva, Mrs. D. Sparkes, Ft.William: G. Riley of Mount Forrest, F,Sommerton of White River Douglas Spillane of Belleville is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. J.Spillane, Mrs. Harry Shack went to Winnipeg last week to attend the Graduation Ceremony of their son Harold, at St.Paul's College. . a % é *\ € os For Something away regularly... your BofM savings account today. Banwx or MontTREAL Cunuda's First Bank Mr.& Mrs, John Stitt have returned from a holiday spent in England with members of Mrs. Stittts family. Rev. R.A.Crook io Monday for the Mani- toba Conference of the United. Church of Canada to be held in Winnipeg from June 5th to June 9th. He will be accompanied by Miss Glorie Gordon, Lay Delegate to the Conference from St.Andrews United Church and Miss Dianre Slater, also Mrs, J.Turner of Cromer, Man., who has been a guest of Rev.& Mrs.Crook since February. Mr.& Mrs. R,Gander and Mr.& Mrs. H, Austen attended a Lion's Club Convention in Duluth, Minnesota, . Mrs. B. Stewart of Fort William is visit- ing at the home of her daughter and son-in- law, Mr.& Mrs, R. Gander, ; CHILDREN'S AID TO DISTRIBUTE CLOTHING The Schreiber Branch of the Children's Aid Society met on Thursday evening in the Town Hall with Mrs, J,A.Graham, Chairman, presiding and Mrs. D.McGuire, Secretary, reading the minutes and correspondence. Rev. R,J,Inshaw opened the meeting with prayer and arrangements were made to check sizes and distribute good used clothing hand- ed in by several organizations and indivi- § j, | duals. Miss M,Atcheson gave a revort of work TERRACE BAY NEWS BAR sng a happier tomorrow, put Schreiber Branch, ALAN CUTHBERTSON, Manager June 8,°1961 -- and calls made in the District, FUNERAL SERVICES FOR THE LATE J.S. MILKS Funeral Services for the late J, S.Mil iks aged 44 who died on Friday were held on Mon- day at 10 A.M, from St,John's Anglican Church with the Rev, R,J.S,. Inshaw officiating, ' Pallbearers were F, Harness, W. Ballard, H,N,Gellert, C.Boon, W.Paradis and L, Wilson, The B of Ref., from whom the deceased had just eeceived his fifteen year membership pin provided a guard of honour and their burial service was conducted by J,E.Stokes ard A, S,Gordon, Interment was in Schreiber Ceme- tery. A member of the Schreiber Branch, Canadian Legion 109, Jack went overseas with the 18th Medium Battery in 1940 and gave up his Ser- geant!s stripes to go into action in France with the Third Medium Battery. While in England he married the former Sue Carnell and together they came to make their home in Schreiber, Jack returned in 1945 to the C.P,R. Trainmen's List where he has since been employed. : He is survived by -- his wife, two sons, Bruce and Paddy, his parents, Mr.& Mrs; J,0.Milks and two sisters, Annie, Mrs. D,Graham of Fort' William and Gwen, Mrs, R,Gauthier of Red Rock,' A brother, L.O,Milks, resides in Fort William, ' Attending the funeral from out of Town were' Mr.& Mrs, L.0, Milks, 'Mr.& Mrs, D.E.Graham, W.R. Black, A,McKay, Ne Eady and L.Kennedy all of Fort Willian; Mr.& Mrs, R,Gauthier and Miss Leslie Gau- thier of Red Rock and : Miss Pat Carnell, a sister-in-law, from Buffalo, New Yorke FOR feneoddny NY GANA - open 10 2 Mi OB CBA DAMS Mrs, R.C,Skinner and Mrs,B.McGoey of Pays Plat attended the Class of '39 reunion at StsElizabeth School of Nursing of the St, Joseph's Hospital in Sudbury during the recent Golden Jubilee, Out of the original class of sixteen men- bers, twelve attended the celebration, Mr.& Mrs, L. Walker attended the 40th . Wedding Anniversary of Mrs,Walker's parents, Mr.& Mrs,' H, Goodmurphy of sees, Ont., last weekend, | Constable and Mrs. WeCringle are holi- daying with relatives in New Mexico and Constable and Mrs. J,Wills are holidaying in Eastern Ontario. ' HORTICURAL SOCIETY. MEETS THURSDAY NIGHT Mrs, E.Rollason will give a demonstration of Flower arranging at the Horticultural meeting to be held in the large méeting room of the Recreation Centre at 8 P.M, on Thurs- day evening, Also attending will be Mr, Fred MacDon- ald, District Director and Mr.Rollason, Mem- bers from the Marathon Society are : inviteds |