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PAGE 14 St. John Ambulance - cont'd from page 15 and train in the use of the equipment, Sandy Dennison was the patient. 'Corp. M. Kulmatycki of the OPP showed a film on mech- anized death filmed on roads in Ohio of actual accidents and later answered queStions. Dr. K. Searles, division sur- 'geon, accepted the position for another three years. Mrs. Mor- gan, Mr. Brownell and Mr. In- | shaw also gave brief addresses. Awards were presented to Shown in the photo above by |. Mrs. Dorothy Rummery, Don- ald Almos, Helen Dooley, Althea Graham, Glenora Harrison. Marion Prescott, Saima Wil- loughby, and Helen Jartus. ' The evening ended with a coffee hour and a buffci lunch. Home nursing classes were taught by Mrs. Alice Chepelski, RN and 'Mrs. Rena Macadam, RN. The child care course was taught by Miss Heather Crow-. hurst, public health nurse, and Mrs. T.:Thompson, RN. McCuaig, are Officers of St. John Ambulance - Front from left to right: Mrs. Helen Jartus, Corps Staff Officer, Mrs. Earl Morgan, Supt. Nursing for Ontario from Provincial Headquarters, Toronto; Mrs. Dorothy Rummer, Divis. Supt.; Pat Burnell, Prov. Staff Officer, Sault Ste. Marie; Dr. G-K.~ Searles, Divis Surgeon, and Donald Almos, Division Officer . The Spring Assembly of the Women Teachers' Federation of Ontario was held in Fort Frances on May 11, with President, Miss Annabelle McNaugh- ton as guest of honour. Attending from the North Shore Association were Miss Gwen Hadley, Pres., Mrs. Anna Lane, Sec-Treasurer, both from Schreiber and Mrs. Renee Helliwew of Marathon. Ruby Rebekah Lodge #279 held their regular session on May 8 with Jean Fisher N.G- and Glorie Miller V.G. presiding. Mrs. Reth Macadam, con- venor, reported on the success of the Calico Tea. The Church parade assembles at 6.45 p.m. on Sun- day, June 9th at St. John's Anglican Church for services at 7 p.m. TERRACE BAY NEWS The Bursary committee will hold a bake sale in Chapples Store on Saturday, May 18th. Mrs. Bob Winters has returned from Carlton where she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Vic: Hannom. On Saturday, May 14th, the United Nations Pil- grimage committee meets , and the Rebekah degree will be confered on candidates on' May 22. Mrs. Matilda MacDonald P.A.P. and Mrs. Miriam Ne- viski D.D.P. and their guests will be present. De- gree practice will be held on Tuesday, May 21 at "7.30 in the Lodge Room. Nominations for the elec- tion of officers will be heard at the regular meeting on May 22. ROSSPORT Mr. and Mrs. W. Angrove of Fort William arrived this week at their summer cottage here. Lorne Molinski is a patient in a Winnipeg hospital Philip Foisey and Keith Dunne were Nipigon visitors on the weekend. Mrs. C .W. Todesco has arrived home from St. Joseph's Hospital in Port Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lowe have arrived at the ~ Forestry Base, Pays Plat. Mr. Lowe is the pilot for the Dept. of Lands and Forests. Wednesday evening marked the climax of the Five} Hundred Card Club's activities for the season when the members met at Mrs. Ibeys for their wind-up party. Six games were played of five hundred with four prizes offered. First prize was won by Mrs. Fugene Gerow, second - Mrs. Rertha Lif, third - Mrs. Hattie Yandon and consolation prize went to Mrs. Fdith Ibey. Interesting and hilarious contests were run off with prizes won by Mrs. Joyce Yandon Miss Patsey Gerow, Mrs. Hattie Yandon and Mrs. Prina Gerow. A cold cut and salad luncheon was enjoyed by all. Mrs. B. Lespinski hosted the St. Berch- man's Altar Society members Thursday evening at her new home in Terrace Bay, for the annual meet- ing. Following prayers for world peace, the corres- pondence and minutes were read. The financial report was approved. The auditing of same will be prepared for the next meeting (Cont'd on page 13)