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~*~ PAGE 16 SCHREIBER BRI DE-ELECT CATHY HERLI HY Miss Cathy Herlihy, bride-elect of June 28, was honoured by her friends at a shower-tea arranged in the home of Mrs. Robert Winters, Tuesday, June 17; For the occasion the bride-elect wore a yellow crimplene dress with corsage of pink roses and was assisted in receiving by her fiance's mother,Mrs . Con Duggan, and Mrs. Bill Cocks. The tea was poured by Mrs. Winters, grandmother of her fiance , Mrs. Milton Winters, Mrs. Gus Krause, Mrs. Jack Winters, all aunts. Mrs. Ron Burton was dining room hostess. Ser- vitors were Mesdames Earl Welbourne, Fred McColeman , Andy Miller, John Spikula, and the Misses Judi McParland, Shirley Winters, Cora Spadoni and Rose Huard. Miss Doris McParland and Miss Maureen Good- head opened the gifts, and the guest book was circulated by Pam Winters, Arlene and Vicki Krause. Replenishers were Mesdames Gordon Jacques, Art Parent, Fred Eickmeier, and Mrs. Charlie Riley of Port Arthur. TOWN TOPICS Attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Charles Ewart in Geraldton were her son Leon, her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bill Randa, Mr. and Mrs, lvan Johnson, Neil and Keith Nesbitt, and Gordon Willoughby . Mrs. Henry Davis of Fort William is visiting her daughter Mrs. Bill Lidkea and son Kena and _ their families. Susan Bromley is here from Toronto for a visit with Billie Weaver. ; Attending the wedding of Carl Pearson and Margaret Plank on Saturday, June 21, were . Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pearson and Barry, Ted Wilson who was best man, and D'Arcy Furlonger who ushered. Mrs. Ivor Jacomb has left for a visit in Toronto with her sister Mrs. Perry Hewson. Mrs. M.J. McGrath has her sister Mrs. Jack Devon of Eganville with her for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Davis of Ottawa are TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 26,1969 visiting with Mr: and Mrs. Bill Lidkea and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davis. Mrs. Bern Whent and Mrs. Mavis Slater are , attending the Rebekah Assembly sessions in Toronto. Reo Nagasaka and Earl McCouan of Windsor are here for a visit. Reo is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Habden Spikula and Earl is visiting his mother Mrs. Manuel McCouan and other relations in town. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Riley of Port Arthur are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winters and Mr..and Mrs. Wally Greenshields. PRINCIPAL H.M. ERMEL HONOURED The former public school board and the new District board held a reception in honour of H.M. Ermel who is retiring as principal of Schreiber Public School. The event was held in the high school auditorium with E.J. Morgan, Director of Education, Lake Superior Divisional Board of Education, and W.G. Furlonger, chairman of the former school board, re- ceiving with Mr. Ermel. Mr. Furlonger was master of ceremonies and spoke of his pleasure in being part of this occasion to pay tribute to Mr. Ermel as he goes into retirement after more than 50 years in the teaching profession and since 1935 principal of Schreiber Public School. He was, he said, not only a dedicated principal but took an active part in the affairs of the community and he added "we are not likely to see his kind again." Mr. Ermel comes form Walkerton and attended Stratford Normal School. He taught in-many countr schools in the East and at Neustadt and Port Arthur before coming to Schreiber. Mr. Morgan congratulated Mr. Ermel on his long and successful career, saying he has known him for 37 years and is aware of the high esteem in which he is held not only in the community but throughout the entire district. He extended the congratulations from the Honorable William Davis, minister of education. Mr. Ermel was presented with a watch from the district board, the presentation made by Mrs. Eva Gordon, vice-chairman of the former board. Tom Quinton, vice-principal, on behalf of the teaching staff presented luggage, and Mrs. J.D. Bryson presented a gift of a wallet and money from friends in the community. Mr. Ermel thanked the boards and those present Continued page 17