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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS GOLDEN HAWK UNIFORMS SIGNIFICANT worn by Schreiber high School boys in all outside competitions have special significance. The uniforms in addition to being a stunning color in uni- que design, were purchased by the students through various fund raising events. The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion has now launched a drive to purchase new uniforms. Their first event was a coke : | The Golden Hawk uniforms SEAL CAMPAIGN SET East Thunder Bay Tubercu- losis Association met recently at the home of W. C. Furlon- ger, Schreiber, secretary, to make® plans for, the annual Christmas Seal appeal. It was decided to launch the project on Nov. 1, with after- noon and evening gatherings at Mr. Furlonger's home. Volun- teers are always welcome. Mr. Furlonger reported there are seven district patients in the sanatorium, three of them recently admitted. Although the appeal letter will be made under the new district president's name, Jack Kennedy, the money will be de- posited in the bank in Schrei- be., and disbursed hy the Pictured left to right - Mr. and Mrs. dance when homemade candy was soli They raised $25. It is boped the student body will support equally well their next program which is now being planied. One of the students' biggest and most successful projects in the high school was an Expo trip. 31 is one event still re- membered with pride. since it was successiul in all aspects. FOR NOVEMBER 1ST ETBTA until such time as the new board is completely or- ganized. Needs of patients will be sup- plied as in the past following requests from the usual auth- ority in the sanatorium. Some members felt that with the number of new residents in the community, a tubercu- lin skin test should be carried out. Mrs. Ken Davis presided for the meeting. The first chest survey was done in 1946 in Schreiber and the hydro camp, and in Ter- race Bay. Mrs. YFurlonger is. social service chairman, and Mrs. Russell Macadam, education chairman. Lester McCuaig, Mrs. Ken Davis (president), W.G. Furlonger, (secretary). Missing from the group of local members is Mrs. Furlonger, Social Service chairman and Mrs. Chairman. Russell Macadam, Education OCTOBER 23, 1969 REMEMBRANCE DAY PROGRAM SET The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109, havé arranged the program for Remembrance Day Services as follows: All veterans will assemble in the Legion hall at 10.30 a.m., on November 11, after which they will parade to the Cenotaph, where the public will be assembled, and the service will start at 10.50. ' At 11 o'clock the Last Post will be sounded, foll- owed by the minutes' silence and Reveille. The Legion Padre will give an address and the laying of wreaths will take place. The parade will return to the Legion Hall. The banquet, for Legion members and ladies' auxiliary members, with escorts or companions and invited guests will be served at 6.30 in the Legion Hall. Following the dinner a cabaret evening will be enjoyed with music for dancing by Mary Hollinger of Fort William. Photo below - New officers of the Schreiber Kool Kats, the Ski--doo Club - left to right - Rich- ard Dietrich, treasurer; Mrs. Lorraine Huard, sec- retary; Tom Quenton, president; and Keith Scott vice-president. SHORT COURSE POSTPONED Mrs. Joe Campbell, presiding for the October meeting of the Women's Institute welcomed Mrs. J. Spaton, Mrs. Oscar Niemi, and Mrs. Ken Vallancourt (Marathon) as guests. Fourteen mem- bers were present. Roll call was answered with donation of stamps and cards for the Friendship secretary, and the meet ing motto in the Thanksgiving theme. Mrs. Campbell regretted the postponement of the Short Course due to the illness of the instructor. continued page 18 ............