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} 1 | K. OF ©. MEMBER HONORED (Continued ) 'Such a party as this would not have been | posgzible then but now it seems a most social way for husbands and wives to meet with their friends. He spoke with affection of the many ' families whe had contributed so much to the happiness of his family, mentioning Mel and | Irene Nicol, and again thanked the K. of C,, in particular Bill Sernesky and Arnold | Stortini, who had made the arrangements - for the altogether delightful evening and re- union with old friends. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED Mr, and Mrs. Bob Winters were hosts at a family dinner party in their own home on October 28th, marking their 49th wedding anniversary. From the thirty-three who attended they received many lovely flowers and personal gifts and the wedding cake for the occasion was made by their daughter Ida - rs. Gus Krause. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weaver had a fanily dinne party on October 27th to mark the fortieth wedding anniversary of Bill's parents, with pare eiee cee Daryl Lynn, Wendy, and Billie, | as servitors. SOCIAL NEWS , Mrs. E.J. Sheehan, who is ill in hospital in Columbus, Ohio where she spends the winters has been removed from the critical list. Ron. Birch of Agincourt, Ont. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilson and his brothers George and Geoff. Birch. Twenty-five staff members of the Schreiber Hotel were entertained at dinner by Spadoni | Company prior to the hotél changing ownership. Mrs, Hector Stevenson of Edmonton visited with Mrs. J.D. Bryson this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M¢éGill and Mrs. Myrtle Couch of Port Arthur visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wright this week. Staff Serg. Clarence Sully of Ottawa, has been home visiting his parents in Rossport and relations in Schreiber. ' Ken Bacon of Port Arthur was here this week *@ confer with the High School Board. The Ice Fand Bingo was won by Mrs. T. Glad and Mrs, F.W. Hiller. Nelson Smith Jr., has gone to the Shriners' Hospital in Wimipeg for a check-up on the hand on which surgery was done last year. | The new officers of the Rebekah Lodge will hold a Tea and Bake Sale on November 20th from 2:30 to 4:30 in the Town Hall. Mr. and Mrs, Charlie Nesbitt are visiting their son Lorne and his family in Castlegar,RB Mrs. N. McCuaig and Mrs. W.G. Furlonger were in Fort William this week visiting district San patients. Mrs. Robert (grandma) Weaver was taken to Terrace Bay Hospital on Monday. | BROWNIE HALLOWE'EN PARTY The @¢static giggling of 38 Brownies at their Halloweten party made the welkin resound as they surveyed each others' costumes. Brown Owls Mrs, Kay Stefurak and Mrs. Marcy ' Cebraric, assisted by Tawny Owls Mrs. June Sisson, Mrs. Igrid Fournier, Mrs. Mary Shack and Mrs. Nellie Stewart, marched the girls in circles before the judges who, after much consideration, awarded prizes as follows:- e 13 group one, fancy, ballet dancer - Cathy Bottomley; original, Debby Caccamo, a skunk; comic, Cindy Einarson and Alanna Power ~ baby and Mother; group two - fancy, Karen Guina - Maurice Chevalier; original, Lola. Scott - pumpkin; comic, Karen Cuina - pussycat. The judges, Father Cano, Mrs. LR. Tremblay and Mrs. L. R. McCusig were considerably. entertained to find that twins Kathy and Karen Guina were wearing costumes devised by their grandmother almost 25 years ago. Kathy*s frock coat was the identical one worn by her aunt Lorna and although Karen's cat outfit was a new one its earlier model had won a prize for her mother years ago. The United Church Hi - C's had' their Halloweten party on Friday evening, enter- taining the Terrace Bay group. The costumes were in a wide ransze from comic to fancy and a good time was had by all. FOR SALE - Girlts Figure Skates ~- size 7 used one year, only $5.00, girl's figure skates - size 1 - $3.50, boy's hockey skates - size 13 $1.00, boy's hockey skates - size 2 - $2.00, boy's hockey skates - size 1 - $3.00, Girl's overshoes --- size 7 -- $1.00, men's skates - size 10 - $4.00, rubber overshoes - size 1 - $3.00. Apply to Mrs. D?Amours, 320 Newman St.j, or Phone Schreiber 749. SIGN. NORMAN FUMMERTON MAKES HEADLINE Norman, son of Mr. & Mrs. F. Fummerton has been written-up in The Beaver, Canadian Army Magazine published in Germany as follows:- Soltau, Germany - Ask Sign. Norm Fummerton what the most overworked words in his vocabulary are and he is certain to answer "Number please". Sign. Fummerton, a member of the 4th Squadron, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals, is switchboard operator at the main headquarters of the Brigade Group, currently undergoing intensive training at Soltau. The 22 year old Schreiber man handles over 600 calls daily during an 8 hour shift. He and three others operate the board 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Calls are not restricted to Germany alone but come from European countries such as France, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, England, Scotland, Wales, lreland and Denmark. Two or three days ago Sign. Fummerton was start- led to hear a voice saying "Montreal calling". The mother of a soldier had died and his relatives were trying to get in touch with him. In the space of a few minutes, he had located the soldier and had him talking to his family. Emergency matters such as this are routine for Sign. Fummerton who has handled } Canadian Army switchboords in Camp Gagetown, NB. the Gaza Strip in Egypt and here on the heather=: clad slopes of famed Luneberger Heath. Norman enlisted in the Canadian Army in Oct. 1948, and was posted to the Royal Canadian School of Signals at Kingston. Upon completion of training he went to 3rd Signals Sqdn. located at Camp Gagetown, NB. Later he served with the 56th Sqdn. | as part of the U.N.Emergency Force on the Gaza Strip in Egypt. Upon return to Canada, he joined the Manitoba Signals Sqdn. with headquarters at Winnipeg. He came to Germany in August of this