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PAGE 14 Bride-elect Honored - continued from page 12 .... Mrs. Verl Thompson, Mrs. George A. Scott and Mrs. Geoff. Birch. Servitors were the Misses Dorothy Slater, Linda Birch and Mesdames Jack Gordon, Tony Speziale, Bruce Gordon, Pat Fialik (Fort William), Leonard Hurad, Victor Costa and Terry O'Driscoll . Replenishing was done by Mesd.ames Russell Mac- adam, Ruth Ann Rigelsford, Wayne Pearen, George - Walsh and Alex Gordon. Laura Jane Reynolds was in charge of the guest book and Lola Scott and Leslie Rae Thompson the gift table. CARD OF THANKS - Just a kindly reminder to you all, my appreciation for your lovely get well cards, you many visits and flowers, while | was confined to McKellar hospital. Your thoughts on my behalf, will never be forgotten. Many thanks to you all. J.A. Whent. Bride Honored - cont'd from page 13 ...... E. Welbourne, N. Nesbitt, J. Freezen, and Miss Beverly Hamilton. Mrs. D. Nesbitt, Mrs. R. Moore and Mrs, N. Boon replentished. The gift table was attended by Mrs. Robert McPar- land and Miss Heather Graham and the guest book by Cindy Kostecki neice of the groom. On the same day the groom was honored at a stag in the home of his brother Mr. Norman Boon. TOWN TOPICS Miss Hilda Ross was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Harness en route from Scarborough to Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Chal. McCuaig of Atikokan visited the latters parents' returning: from Dartmouth, Prince Edward Island, Montreal and Toronto. Innes West was taken by ambulance to McKellar Hospital . Lester McCuaig attended a Convention of the Northwestern Ontario Progressive Conservative Association in Port Arthur last Saturday. [ERRACE BAY NEWS 1767 Ky "THE OWL'S HOOT" LOCAL HISTORY CLUB A History Club has been formed at Schreiber Hiab School for the purpose of studying the local history of this area. The President of the club is Mike Spa- doni; the vice-president is Rosemary Speziale; and the secretary-treasurer is Linda Pitkanen. So far the club of approximately 20 members has shown considerable enthusiasm for this new venture . Antiques of all sizes and description have been brought to the meetings for observation and study. A few examples are show in the pictures accompanying this article. The STAR COFFEE MILL was patent in 1884 and was made in Philadelphia, U.S.A. It was used in a local store some years ago to grind coffee. The WALL CLOCK was made by the Arthur Pequegat Clock Co. of Kitchener, Ontario. It was called an "Eight-Day" clock because it only had to be wound once every eight days. And finally, the ELECTRIC CANDLE was made by the Eveready Co. and was used for a multitude of purposes. The Local History Club, under the direction of Mr. Affleck, would deeply appreciate any infor- 1 mation or help the public can give in the way of objects for study or information on the objects such as those pitured that the club is presently studying. So don't throw out that old iron! Send it to the History Club, Photo below of the executive of the History Club left to right - Rosemary Speziale (vice-president); Mike Spadoni (President); and Linda Pitkanen (sec- retary-treasurer). See photos page 15 of the Coffee Mill, Eight-Day Hanging clock and Electric Candle. .