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Schreiber ~ LIBRARY BOARD MEETS 1,360 books were borrowed during March from the Schreiber public library - the highest number ever re ported. Mrs. M.J. McGrath, was welcomed as a new member by chairman H.M. Ermel at the April meeting. The new display case has arrived, as re- ported by Secretary-Treasurer Miss Gwen Hadley. REVERS 1 ee Rs See FAS Se BRIDAL RECEPTION HONORS MR. AND MRS. PETER CHRISTIE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handel gave a reception on Saturday, April 6, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Christie, whose marriage took place on March 16. Tea was poured by Mrs. C. Pearson and Mrs. J. Spillane and servitors were Mesdames C. McBride of White River, B. Simon and W Miller, and the Misses Nancy Spillane and Barbara Stefurak. Mrs. C. Duggan was dining room hostess. Mesdames J. 'Bryson, J. Stitt, R. Winters, T. Whitton, andR. Kragero replenished. Gifts were opened by Chris- tine McLeod and Jane Bailey, and Michael Spillane circulated the guest book . yn ee ae ee ee RR Ree Re Bet Mike Cosgrove, left, received a Medallion in First Aid, and Leonard Huard, right, received a certificate, presented by Mrs. Helen Jartus, instructor, as shown. in the photo below by |. McCuaig. Pere Re: ee NEN Ws GE Re Re ig eee ME a ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE REPORT Total duty hours - 160 and 3,457 miles of high- ways and secondary roads patrolled. Investigations included | family disturbance, 1 re: abandoned automobile (case closed), 1 re: "Driving while under suspension" (subject: charged), 1 liquor seizure (subject charged), and I re: "Alleged theft", (case still under TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 11, 1968 investigation.) In traffic there were 3 property damage accidents, resulting in $2,100 property damage, 9 charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act, 25 warnings issued to motorists regarding infractions of the High- way Traffic Act and Vehicle Defects, and 80 vehic- les were given Safety Checks. Four Transients were given Meal Tickets, from-the Schreiber Transient and Welfare Fund. M. Kulmatycki eo ee ee ee ee ee Pe ee ee ee ee Ge ee Be The Schreiber Gospel Mission will be holding a special service with a showing of films on Friday, April 12 at 7 p.m. On Easter Sunday, April 14, there will be a Sunrise Service, which will begin at aaa a £452 *& & & &k _Men's Curling eer = conti from page " l Winners of the 4th Event'= Port Arthur rink of Steve Stokaluk, Ted Mayes, Mickey McFadden, -and Roy Gibson. Terrace Bay's 20th annual bonspiel was held over the past weekend with 32 rinks participating - 20 of them from out-of-town points, including Fort William, Port Arthur, Longlac, Schreiber, Mara- thon and Kapuskasing. The program, under the Chairmanship of Dr. B. McDonald, included a buffet supper and social in the Club Lounge on Saturday evening. Music was supplied by Fred McColeman and Len Pineault. Photos were taken by Marg Lundberg. RR SR RRR Risks Ser Re ee Bae ee Watch INTERTEL, Wednesday, April 17th on CBC-TV, when a one-hour documentary produc- ed by the Can. Broadcasting Corp., entitled "A Matter of Time" dramatizes a patient undergoing treatment for cancer. Markings on the chest in- dicate healthy tissue which must be avoided by the radiotherapist'.