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MAY_30, 1968 TERRACE BAY NEWS LADIES AUXILIARY CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY ; The Ladies Auxiliary fo the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109, celebrated its 21st anniversary with a din- ner party in the Legion hall, at- tended by 42 members and guests. Mrs. Bobbie Winters, pre- sident, welcomed the guests and Grace was said by Mrs. Annie Le Blanc. Mrs. Vi Rigelsford pro- 'posed a toast to the Queen. Guests at the head table in- cluded Mrs. Ada Steele, district _representative, Mrs. Ronald Val- ; lant, second vice-president, Com- mand Ladies Auxiliary, Port Ar- thur, Mrs. Dot Coupal, president of the Terrace Bay Ladies Auxi- liary, Mrs. Evelyn Daniel, sec- 'ond vice - president, Marathon Ladies Auxiliary and Mrs. Edna Matheson, treasurer. Mrs. Steele spoke briefly, bringing greetings from auxiliar- ies of other branches at the Lakehead, and Mrs. Coupal and Mrs. Matheson extended good wishes of their auxiliaries. Mrs. Vallant mentioned her pleasure in being able to attend the din- ner and said that during her term as district representative it had been her honor to organize the Schreiber auxiliary, and par- ticularly remembered the warm welcome she had received from the late Mrs. Beatrice Taylor, and others. She stressed the im- portance of building the auxiliary into a strong membership and 'of making sure new members are willing to accept responsibility and work for the good of the auxiliary. This fall, she said, two athel- tic scholarships amounting to $900 each will be given to a high school student from Northwest- ern Ontario and Manitoba, The award is not confined to Legion members children, any student can qualify, but must go to a university in Ontario or Manitoba where the money is raised. . The meal was catered to by the branch and the tables were served by George Birch, Frank McKenna, Gerald Nicol, Tom Webb, Jack Winters and Len Hill- er. Mrs. Bobbie Winters thanked the men for the splendid meal. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Seele and Mrs. Vallant by Mrs. Georgina Davis and Mrs. Win- ters. Following the dinner a cabaret 'dance for members and guests was held with music for dancing supplied by Fred McColeman. 'MUGGS' & 'MIN' McCUAIG CLOSE RESTAURANT When the restaurant in the C.P.R. station in Sch- reiber closed on May 13th, it ended a service begun in 1908. There have been a variety of managers through the years, but certainly none more popular than 'Muggs' and Min. McCuaig, who have been in charge for the last 11 years. From coast to coast, Min's doughnuts vied in popularity with Muggs repar- tee; widely-quoted and chuckled over. The grape- "vine they maintained was fantastic to one unaware of such a thing, and with their popularity among PAGE 13 working crews, officials and travellers, it was no wonder .- It ranged from personalities to politics; alternated from office coffee breaks, to bachelors wanting a quick meal with conversation, to school kids with lunches, buying cokes. They were wonderful people, known from coast to coast by travellers of all kinds. Muggs and Min will be opening a new business in the near future. Shown in the photo below by |. McCuaig are the new officers recently elected in the Schreiber Women Institute. Front: Mrs. A. Yates, secretary; Mrs. H. McCanna, president; Back - Mrs. A. Slater, district director; Mrs. W.J. Thrower, treasurer, Mrs. J. Campbell, Ist vice-pres.; Mrs. T. Whitton, 2nd vice}. Shown in the photo below by |. McCuaig are some of the district officers and guests present at the 8th annual meeting of the Thunder Bay District Women's Institute held in Schreiber. Front: Mrs. G. Meredith, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. R. Tolmonen, president; Mrs. C. Docking, board director. Back: Mrs. R. Penny, Ontario Dept. Agriculture and Food; Miss S. Konrad, Home Economist; Mrs. R. Mogg, Federation Representative; Mrs. H. McCanna, Schreiber president.