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THE Voucher to Arnold Stortini. Nursing pendants: Mesdames Jartus, Dooley, Johnson, Relph and Willoughby. A service award (nine years) was presented to Mrs .Rummery and Mr .and Mrs.Cringle received a farewell gift from the Division. The George Wardrope Trophy, won by Schreiber in First Aid brigade competition, was on display and lunch was served to conclude the evening. AWARDS TO PUPILS (Continued) Gr.1 - David Bedard & Gaetane Chicoine. Gr.2 - Kevin Scott and Laura Campbell. Gr.3 - Mark Stokes and Diane Huard. Gr.4- Bobby Ryan and Debbie Cook. Gr.5 and 6 - Tony Commisso, Lola Scott, Dan Godin and Karen Cornell. Gr.6 & 7 - Justin Martin, Gr.7 - Kevin Mullins and Alma Cenerelli. BRIDE-ELECT HONORED Miss Lorraine Nesbitt, bride-elect of July 4 was honored by her friends at a shower tea arranged in the Guild Hall on June 27. Receiving with Miss Nesbitt were her mother, Mrs. D.Nesbitt, her fiancee's mother, Mrs.L.Huard and Mrs.W.Weaver. Tea was poured by Mesdames P. Sparkes, Arthur Huard, Armand Huard and N .Nesbitt with Mesd.H.Shack, W.Guillet, R.Sisson and B. Stewart replenishing. figures of a bride and her attendants and served by Mesdames G .Cebrario, E.Welbourne, R.Cote, T. Graham, J.Thrower, R.Morrill, J.Weaver (Terrace Bay), J.McCuaig and Miss Pat Huminicki. Mrs. W.Duncan and Miss Heath er Graham arranged the array of gifts and Muriel Nesbitt was in charge of the guest book. BOARD ENTERTAINS PUBLIC SCHOOL STAFF The Public School Board entertained the school staff, the latter each bringing a friend, at dinner in St. John's Church, prior to the vacation period. Chairman W.G .Furlonger spoke briefly, expressing the Board's pleasure at having them all return to the school next year. Mr.W.S.Harris, secretary-treasurer and Mrs.Harris, were also present. Donna Slater and her cousin, Jean McGregor, of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur LeBlanc are visiting relations in Winnipeg. here over the weekend. Mr.and Mrs.L.Nesbitt and Jeff visited here enroute to Montreal and Eganville from Castlegar, B.C. Mrs .Lillian Christie, Peter Christie and Linda Han- del are holidaying in Ottawa and Toronto. Training course. Mrs.Mike Micus of White River and her family have been visiting Mr.and Mrs. Chas.Nesbitt. Monica Gauthier, Gerald McGrath and Marilyn Cook. The small tables were centered with lovely miniature Sudbury, have sailed for an extended European holiday Mr .and Mrs.Lorne Oliver of Nipigon visited friends Mrs . Bill Stefurak was at Polly Lake for a Girl Guide NEWS Mr .and Mrs.E.Beaucage, Brian and Terry of Port Arthur, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Walter Guillett. Mr.and Mrs.D.D'A mours have sold their home and will move to Thorold, Ont., where Mr.D'Amours will teach next year. Linda Donovan and Joanne Harris of Chapleau are visiting Sheila Weaver . Mr .and Mrs.lvan Martin had with them last week his mother, Mrs.Mable Martin of Ft.William and his sister, Mrs.Sheila Hephner and four daughters, of Chilton, Wisconsin. They came particularly to at- tend Claude Martin's graduation from the Separate School . Fred Crawley has returned from Toronto to do sum= mer relief work in the C PR yard. Jimmy-Kay Martinsen of Fort William visited his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Martinsen. Wilson McLean of Pt.Arthur was a business visitor here last week. Mrs.Frank Korpela and daughter of Sudbury visited last week with the Pelto family and Mrs.John Parent. Tommy Bolan is recovering in Pt.Arthur General Hospital following an emergency operation. Relatives visiting in Jimmy Sawyer's home are Mr. & Mrs.Cecil Sawyer, brother and sister-in-law; Mr. & Mrs.Leonard Sawyer, a nephew, (all of North Bay) . Leonard and his bride are on their wedding trip. Francisco Macchi of Pt.Arthur is here to spend the summer with his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Figliomeni. Vacationtime for the high school staff is planned as follows:- Mr.& Mrs.Fasan and family to Timmins, So .Porcupine (with their parents) and other points in southern Ontario; Miss Quinlan to Niagara and Toro- nto; J.Finnboggasin to Winnipeg and Toronto; Don White to Ottawa; Mr.Thomasing to Kitchener; Bill Woodrow to Ottawa for brief holiday after which he returns to summer in Schreiber. Wedding bells will ring for Don White and his fiancee, Miss Merba Robb and they will both teach in Ottawa next year. Miss Quinlan and Mr .Finnboggasin will also be married and will return to Schreiber. July 2, 1964 MUSIC EXAMINATION RESULTS Following are the marks secured by the music pupils of Our Lady's Convent in recent examinations set by the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music: Karen Cornell 78, Karen Glad 71, Wm.Hartman 72, Lola Scott 78, Arleen Connelly 73, Lois Fraser 77, Da le Sisson 81, Carolyn Glad 80, Jane Kelty 78, Colleen Kenny 75, Rachel St.Louis 77, Stanley Spadoni 70, Brenda Lalonde 65, Laura Hartman 70, Linda Sisson 80, Cora Spadoni 77, Anne Noonan 68, Linda Hayes 78, Philip Moorey 68, Patrick Spadoni 70, Margot Anderson 61. Students from City Centre (Mrs.Smitheman) - M. Jill Crandlemire, honors Gr.9 pianoforte; Thomas Knight Ist class honors Gr.8 piano; Karen Moore honors Gr.6 piano, Billy Weaver and Melanie Ross honors Gr.5 piano; Alice J.McKechnie honors Gr .4 piano; Jane Singleton pass gr.4 piano; Catherine B. McGrath honors Gr.3 piano. E xaminer was Mr. McKellar.