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August 31, 1967 ACCIDENT ( from Page !4) hospital . Dr. Searles was called to the scene of the accident which is being investigated by Constable S.R.Jones. The body was released by Dr. R.R. Uzicanin, coroner. An inquest will be held at the Lakehead . ONTARIO PROVINCIAL POLICE From August |3 to 14 the detachment of O.P.P. Schreiber logged 205 duty hours and patrolled 3295 miles. Investigations included one disturbance one lost property, one found property . In traffic investigations they had four property damage accidents resulting in $1,345. damage, 31 warnings were issued under the O.H.T.A. to motor- ists, regarding infractions of the Act and, vehicle defects. 55 vehicles were given safety checks. Ten transients were assisted with meal tickets from the Schreiber Transient and Welfare Fund. Corp.. M. Kulmatycki. FOR SALE - immediate possession, 2 bedroom home, ideal for renting. Phone Schreiber 448. HILARY O'BRIEN FUNERAL HELD IN SCHREIBER The funeral of the late Hilary O'Brien, whose death occurred August 25 in his home was conducted on Monday, August 28 in Holy Angels* Roman Catholic Church by Rev. JM. Cano. John Cosgrove, a divinity student, and neighbor of the deceased read part of the Scripture passages. Pall-bearers were Larry Downey, brother-in-law of the deceased, Terry and Desmond O'Driscoll, Martyn Ryan, Kenneth Davis and Gerard Cosgrove. Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. A native of Schreiber, Mr. O'Brien is sirvived by his wife, the former Marion McCoshen, @ son Kevin, and a sister Mrs. C.R. Power of Norende, Que. Known es "Boston" by his friends, Mr. O'Brien was one of the best goal tenders in amateur hockey in early years and, when older, became equally well-known for his ability as a home carpenter. He retired early from the C.P.R., where he was an engineer, due to il] health. Attending the funeral from out of town were Mr. & Mrs. L. Downey of Chapleau, Mrs. H.White end Mrs. J. Hepburn and Mrs. J.D. McCoshen of Fort Williem, and Mrs. L. Cosgrove of Port Arthur. * FIRST ANNUAL BAZAAR HELD BY SCOUT ASSOCIATION The scouting association held their first annuel tee and bazaar last Saturday in the United 6hurch Hall. The event, planned for outside, was forced inside bv inclement weather Mrs. Paul Cebrario was over-all convener with Mrs. Russell McBride, Mrs. T.C. Relph and Mrs. Annie McGreth, Mrs. E.C. Prinselaar and Mrs. Gary Drake. TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 13 Since the scout movement in Schreiber has become an ecumenical abn and this event their first big effort, the group committee were pleased with the workers for the day and those who accepted convenorships - Mrs. Jée Caccamo, Mrs. Bill Miller, Mrs. Jim Smith, Mrs. J.G-Scott, Mrs. Edgar LeBlanc, Mrs. Barry Herper, Mrs. Paul Gauthier, Mrs. J.-E. Stokes, Mrs. O.Niemi, Mrs. B.Miller, Mrs. D.Nes- bitt, Mrs. E.LeBlanc, Mrs. Pat Herlihy and Mrs. M.Morgan. Mrs. Michael Morgan was dining room hostess and the servit ors from C.G.I.T-, Catholic Girls Club and Anglié¢an Girls Club were Karen Glad, Dale Sisson, 'Jane Bailey, Shirley Winters, Nola Fummerton, Arlene Connelly, Janice Cluett, Shiela McParland and Peggy Fournier. Kitchen committee were: Mesdames Oscar Niemi, David Nes- bitt, Bill Miller and J.G.Scott. Bake table, with an unusually large display was in charge of Mrs. J. Stokes, Kathy and Karen Guina and Kathy Stokes. Games were managed by Wayne Gerlick and Alex Vanderkam. Take out orders were handled by Terry Keating and Wayne Gar- lick. HOLMES-RUSSEL VOWS EXCHANGED On August 26 in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church in Schreiber, Rev. J.M. Cano solemnized the marriage of Carole Edythe Holmes, of Toronto, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Holmes of Schreiber, and Harold John Russell, of Toronto, son of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Russell, of Toronto, in a double ring ceremony. Craig Edwards of Hanover, Ontario was the soloist, accomp- anied by Miss Joanne Edwards of Toronto. The bride, gowned in bonded French teffeta, with bell style skirt, accented with lace at the neckline, waist and hem, and long sleeves. A detachable train was caught at the waist by a bow. Her four tier veil, was held by a cluster of lily of the valley and satin petals and her bouquet was pink roses and lily of the valley. Mrs. Robert Dunville, of Red Rock, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Muriel Holmes sister of the bride, and Miss lynn Russell, sister of the groom, of Toronto. : They wore empire A-styled gowns, with bell sleeves, of pink flowered sik chiffon over taffeta, white accessories and pink bow headdresses, and they carried semi-cascades of white carnations. Mr. Keith Sabine of Belleville, Ontario wes best man and ushers were Mr. Mervin Holmes, brother of the bride and Mr. Paul Laidlaw, cousin of the groom, of Toronto. A wedding breakfast was given in the Parish Hell with Con. Duggen, her godfather, -proposing the toast to the bride. The wedding cake was: made by Mrs. Duggan. In the afternoon a reception was held in the town hall when Mrs. Holmes received in a pink silk shentung sheath and matching coat with feathered het and accessories in white and corsage of white roses. The groomts mother, chose an aqua shentung sheath with jacket accented by beaded wedding ring coller, a tulle het end matching slippers and corsage of Talisman roses. For a honeymoon in Montreal and Quebec City the bride chose a mint green Irish tween coat and dress, with green multi-striped hat, beige shoes and purse , end corsage of Talisman roses. Mr. & Mrs. Russell will make their home in Annapolis Royal, N.S. Prior to her wedding the bride, was entertained at showers in Toronto at the home of Mr. & Mrs. S.J.Taylor, Mrs. K.Sabine, end Mrs. W.Russell, and in Schreiber at the home of Miss Heather Grahen. Attending the wedding from out of town were Mr. & Mrs. R. Bimson, Miss Josnne Edwards, Mr. & Mrs. P,Laidlew, Mrs. A. Lavereau, G. MoCullough, Miss M. Webber, Master Billy Russel Mr. & Mrs. Russell, Sr., all of Toronto. Mrs. Mary Cavanaug of Detroit. Michigan, Mr. & Mrs. W.Anderson, Simcoe, Ontario Mr. & Mrs. J.Varrin, Mr. & Mrs. I.Currie, Port Arthur, Mr. & Mrs. D.Russell, Mr. & Mrs. J.H. Laidlew, Mrs. J. ( continued on Page 12)