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JUNE 2, 1971 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 PAUL CACCAMO CONTEST WINNER tamgy, Quebec, to Jackfish in 1909 and in 1963 to Schreiber, where by knowing all the railroaders his place in the Hot Stove League had long been saved. Paul Caccamo, of the Schreiber high school, one of the students participating in the Ontario Junior Mathematics Contest, sponsored by the University of Waterloo, placed first, followed by Ted Ross and-Ron Chicoine. The three students were invited to an Awards a two vehicle collision on Highway 17 near the Sup- banquet at Lakehead University where Paul will be | ertest. The drivers were Fred Doi of Geraldton and presented with a gold-filled pin as top junior student| Peter Digby of London, Ontario. Total damage to of the school, and Ted as a student appearing on the two vehicles was approximately $225. Two high- the District Honour Roll will receive a sterling silver| way traffic act charges were laid as a result. pin, in addition to the shield he received last year. On May 26, 1971, P.C. Jones investigated a one vehicle collision near Empress Hill on Highway 17. The vehicle involved operated by David Lecky, Terrace Bay left the roadway and rolled over causing $500. damage. No injuries or charges resulted. O.P.P. Report - cont'd from page 11 ...... Photo below - Ted Ross, Paul Caccamo and Ron Chicoine. Photo by |. McCuaig. THE OWL'S HOOT DR. J.H. WIDDOP - GUEST SPEAKER Dr. J.H. Widdop, Chairman of the Physical Edu- cation Department at Lakehead University, was guest speaker at the Schreiber High School Awards Banquet on May 26th. Dr. Widdop was born in Yorkshire, England, and x attended Elementary and Secondary School there. ia : He holds the following degrees:~ B. Sc., (University of London, England); M.Sc. (McGill University, Montreal) and Ph.D. (University of Wisconsin). He served as a Fighter Pilot in the Fleet Air Arm. Dr. Widdop taught Physical Education, English and Mathematics in England for five years, and in Mon- treal for two years. He was professor of Physical Edu: cation at McGill University for nine years. In 1969 he was appointed Chairman of the Physical Education Department at Lakehead Jniversity. Ed Nicol, is egain, King of the Legion, in Dr. Widdop held the Northern Countries 880 year Schreiber, matter-of-factly accepting tributes record for 10 years, and played rugby for Yorkshire from younger men whose judgement was not as good and the Fleet Air Arm, as his in the hockey play-offs. Dr. Widdop is married, with two daughters and Mr. Nicol; whose wit seems 1 iricrease with his devotes a great deal of his time with children who years, deals quite ably with the younger members, have learning disabilities and can be helped through trading jibes over the recent season, maintaining physical activities. - Photo page 16 ...... that after 70 some years of loyalty to the Montreal team, he has seldom been wrong and at 78 is THOUGHT OF THE WEEK loosing forward fo more successiul years in bagldng We see the handwriting on the wall and all we do is criticize the formation of the letters. Mr. Nicol came from St. Pierre, county of Man- - Dublin Opinion, Ireland.