The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

19,1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I5 rner Pearson in his 49th year passed Thunder Bay hospital on Friday, Feb- h, I975 after a lengthy illness. n White River he moved to Schreiber and was transferred to Sudbury by in I973. He had been active in C.P. s) Credit Union and Royal Canadian anch: 109... ed by his mother Augusta Pearson of , Blisters Margaret (Mrs. Jack Handel) ber, Lillian (Mrs. C. McBride) of er, and brothers Charles of Schreiber, Arthur both of White River, several d nephews also survive. at the King Funeral Home, Schreiber. ervices were held-on Monday, Febru- at 2 p.m. from St. Andrew's United Interment in the Schreiber Cemetery. P. McKague officated. u of flowers donations to the d Hospital Building Fund or Canadian ciety would be appreciated. Schreiber sie or Hockey Association BAKE SALE RIDAY, FEBRUARY 21st ia 2 to 4 p.m. RIO'S HARDWARE SCHREIBER UPPORT SCHREIBER MINOR HOCKEY" a . RED DOG INN i, Terrace Bay ... 825-3286 Marathon*..:... 229-1213 Red Lake ..vvss 727-2858 Thunder Bay ... 577-1641 AlDIRe «ive oo + +4 :57726426 Thunder Bay Coming to FORT FRANCES May 1975 SCHREIBER COUNCIL QUOTES Highlights of Schreiber's February municipal council meeting: Considerable time was spent discussing the annual 'dogs at large' problem and it was generally agreed the best method of control was to raise the price of the tags. No firm decision was made, but relief does seem with- in sight for pedestrians. Councillor N.A. McCuaig reported on the pro- gress of the work on the medical centre. Al- so, plans for the enlargement of the public library (which is in the town hall) were con- sidered. : Councillor Tom Quinton, for the Recreation Committee, reported that they would appreciate a meeting with council to discuss their pro- posed budget, and, it is expected Doug Clark of the Ministry of Community Services will attend this meeting. Councillors Joseph King and N.A. McCuaig were named as council's representatives to the Recreation Committee to act with Mr. Quinton. The rink committee's decision to reduce the fees charged to the Public School for use of the rink, was questioned, and after reading a letter from the Lake Superior Board of Educa- tion, a decision was deferred until the next meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Rummery reported that a recent meeting of the councils of both Schreiber and continued page I6 ....... . =, " Talk with our IDB Advisory Services Officer. He's here to help small businesses help themselves. If you're wondering whether there's a federal government program that can assist your business, contact our Advisory Services Officer and he will tell you what federal programs may suit your needs and put you in touch with the appropriate offices. Call Richard Diem in Thunder Bay at (807) 623-2745 or write to him at 1 INDUSTRIAL Industrial Development Bank [ii] DEVELOP) MENT PE OF ve [gy ATI BANK SERVICES