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Page |2 RE-UNION ( from Page 13) Reeve Harness gave the formal welcome from the town, introducing his council and the hydro board mentioning that Mrs. Mary Jarva,a native, was the first woman clerk-treasurer and Jack Gordon also a native, is assistant clerk. During religious services Rev. Cano dedicated the Schreiber Scout colors, asking the entire audience to take the oath of allegiance with the Scouts. Following the service of worship Mrs. Lester Mc- Cuaig, chairman of the centennial committee, spoke introducing her committee: Mrs. Gordon Mc- Parland secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Charlie Pearson, Mrs. Tom Whent, Mrs. A.W.Slater, and Mrs. Wes- ley Clemens. In an informal way the school board and other associations were presented, relating them by name to earlier families as they rose and bowed, so the audience could identify them and realize how local offices were being carried on by the younger gen- eration. Many corsages and boutonnieres were presented to their surprise and the audience' obvious pleasure. Guest speaker The Honorable George Wardrope, M.L.A. was introduced by Gino Caccamo, pres- ident of the local Conservative Association. Dr. Arthur Lavender, a former minister of the United Church also spoke briefly. The evening ended with a visiting hour. Monday was Open House in every home in town ard again a dance this time for the teenagers while the older generation again met at a tea sponsored by the men of the United Church. On Tuesday a Pioneers' Tea was held in the Guild Hall, attended by everyone in town, prepared by the United Church women and served by the Cath- olic Girls' Club with everyone wearing centennial gowns. By common consent the special prizes for the biggest family gatherings were presented to the Riley, McBride, Fummerton, Bourguignon, and McCuaig families. Mrs. McCuaig read a cable from Norton McCuaig in Falkirk, Scotland; Webb Struthers, Midland, Ontario; and Mrs. Ben Daniels (Auntie Pearl to everyone in Schreiber) of Fort William expressing their regret in being unable to attend the reunion. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES IN MUSIC TESTS Following is a list of those who tried the Music Examinations recently in Our Lady of the Angels _ Convent, Schreiber: Piano - Grade 8 - TERRACE BAY NEWS ACROSS 2-Man's ENESGHE ERU@S J- Offensive _ nickname 13|N(O|WISN] VS] 5/5] 11S] 7-Destruction 3-Tidy NSM AR Ley ai Td} P wene t eearee ofa OE) 20 DL AREh Sava i e eet Indian [S| Sle v| Wil NIA l4-Latin - o-Exists v1 7/7/93] 3 3] In) conjunction 6-Condensed Palo} OE lo-Land _ moisture iv) measure 7-Rat 16-Broad '-South- = J8-Compiss western point : Indians S| yal] S| Vee 2/3] ar aia oe ral 3] LOM SIs|v] 3) 1] 31a mi Mees counselor IN] [Of] SIN Vlas nickname 11-Tears 22-French: of 13-Rule SOLUTION the 17-Artificial di ' language 36-Flesh of cow 51-Varadise Baw July 13, 1967 Honors - Muriel Holmes, Lynda Sisson - equal . Grade 7 - Honors Rachel St.Louis, Lynda Nesbitt. Grade 6 - Honors Carolyn Glad, Pass Brenda Lalond ~Grade-5 - Honors Dale Sisson, Pass Tony Commisso, Lola Scott, Ann Marie McGrath. Grade 4 - Lynn Drake, Brenda Cebrario, Karen Glad equal, Mich- ael Spadoni. Grade 3 Honors - Pat Megraw, Joan Persson, Jimmy Beddard, Rosemary Pattison, Debby Caccamo, Cheryl Karns, equal; Susan Johnson, Pass - Mary Bourke. Grade 2 First Class Honors - Marilyn MacDonald, Marilyn Searles, Patrick Heenan, Honors Deborah Jones. Grade 1 - Class Honors Laureen Kuzik, Jewel Paradis, Linda Searles equal, Honors John Farrell. Theory Grade 2 - First Class Honors - Dale Sisson, Honors Lynda. Connelly, Brenda Lalonde, Carolyn Glad. Be prepared ... to take a little more time going and coming from work. Don't let rush hours be rash hours... 24-Note of scale 24-Excavate Sonductor's stick . o3}-Measure duration of o7-Thick, black 38-Cuts 34-Examines an account 21-Masculine 25-Town in Canal Zone 2S-Marsh 27-River in 40-Domain _, Substance 29-Shut noisily Italy 13-Potential §1-Babylonian 4 * £ Crystalline id x Vv 31-Chinese mile 28-Crystalline 44-Make _, deity 32-Prickle substance _ amends 63-Symbol for 34-Symbol for 30-Small rug 47-Ventilate é nickel ae tantalum ~ 33-Dig 4§-Rescued U4-Preposition 35-Recede . - 37-Conjunction as- Fry quickly 41-College degree (abbr) 42-Festive 44-Religious * devotee 1ti- Female horses 4%-Indian memorial post 50-Cyprinoid fish o1-Slender finial 52-Obese o8-Girl's niekname o%- Printer's measure 60-Beef animal 62-Field flower 5-Rational hi- Laughing DOWN 1-Sell to eonsumer . oe eit ij tT BS