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A Fk 6 269 "COKE" CAMPBELL - Continued from page 14 Sudbury for five years. He is a native of Schreiber and has been active in many community organizations, the Conservation Assoc., Gun Safety courses, search and rescue parties, Scouts, membership chairman of the Kool Kats, Knights of Columbus and held offices in the Royal Canadian Legion where, with Jim Sawyer now of London, he devised meal chits for transients which, for many years were at the disposal of the OPP On the Schreiber division Russell was in charge of 518 miles and in the Toronto office his territory will cover some 1200 miles. By co-incidence. the last hockey game he refereed, after officiating 12 years, was when Schreiber won the North Shore trophy this season. Gordon J.Lark of Toronto replaces Russell in the Schreiber office. eee ee W. R. WEAVER PROMOTED. W.R.(Bill) Weaver, assistant mechanical supervisor in Schreiber has been promoted by the CPR to super- visor and transferred to White River, effective April Ist. Bill, serving the usual stint as call boy, began his service in the Car Dept. in 1941 and in 1967 was promoted to assistant mechanical supervisor . He is a native of Schreiber and a third generation railroader on this division. His grandfather Bob was a train conductor, his father Hubert a locomotive en- gineer (retired) and Bill going into still another de- } partment. Mrs.Weaver and their two daughters will _ remain in Schreiber until the end of the school year. Another daughter is completing nurses training in Port Arthur General Hospital . Bill Weaver left, studies work lor be ore taking over his last shift in Sohreiber on Mareh 3ist cor assistant mechan- supervisor George Walsh. F oto by Inez MeCusir TERRACE BAY NEWS A tion for the audio-lingual system of teaching French throughout the entire elementary and seconday PAGE WY 3, REBEKAH TEA APRIL 12. At their last regular meeting Ruby Rebekah loage . planned their Spring tea for Apri! 12 in the town hall with Mrs. Mavis Slater convening. Assisting her are Mesdames Beth Macadam, Helen Wallace, Nettie Thrower, Jessie McCanna, Glorie Miller, Dora Waver, Gladys Hamilton and Lorraine Fadden. Donations were made to the Diabetic Association and the Cancer Society. Mrs. L. Harris thanked those who had the recent penny sale for their don-- ations. The Charter was draped in memory of the late Violet Pearce, past secretary of the Rebekah Assem- bly of Ontario. Mrs. Jean Fisher and Mrs. Helen Wallace were named as representatives to the district meeting. Mrs Bernice Whent was appointed as delegate to the Rebekah Assembly in June in Toronto with'Mrs . Norma Fummerton as alternate. and Mrs. as Scholar . Mrs. Lorraine Fadden gave the semi-annua! proper- ty report. Mrs. Jeon Fisher reported for the © .P. and T. committee saying their next meeting will be held on Sunday April 13. Mrs) Norma Fummerton was N.G. and Mrs. Christine Morris V.G. for the even-~ ing. Jeon Fisher A rummage sale has been planned by the Schreiber Girl Guides to take place in the Guild, Hall on May 17. CATHOLIC PARENT TEACHERS! ASSOCIATION » Ninety-five attended the regular meeting of Cath- olic Parent Teachers' Association, including guests from Terrace Bay; the general public and members . L.R. Tremblay presided and following brief business gave his report on the 20th annual convention of the Federation of C.P.R.A.'s which he had attended in Toronto. Theme of the convention was "Our Heritage K to 13" meaning Catholic Education publicly supported from Kindergarten to grade 13. The following resolutions were passed: that a strong recommendation to be made to the minister of educa- . i < elt ' } school levels be considered within a period of two That we request representatives ble for cur- rSponst: um planning in teacher (cont'd page 12) SPE AT AT SELLE EEG LE ETERS NEAR DOMES AEA LLOYD LCE OEE LDN: EGR IEEE LE ELITE OE