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Page 4 | HERE & THERE IN SCHREIBER | WALTER W. WILKES HONORED ON RETIREMENT After fifty-two years of service with the C.P.R., Mr. Walter W, Wilkes made his final run on Saturday, coming in on the Canadian, Joining the service of the C,.P,R. as an engine wiper at McAdam, N.B., in 1909, he re- tired as a locomotive engineer on the Schrei- ber Division, Following service in World War I he moved to Schreiber in 1912, Earlier this year he received his Gold Pass, Mr, Wilkes received congratulations from | Mr. Everitt, Superintendent of the Schreiber | Division and several other. fellow workers and friends on his final run out with many more on hand on his return trip, Friends ;also had a special party for him on Thursday in Fort William when Bud Alcorn was M,C. for the occasion, Gifts of a wallet, key case posers inahnnbeninenetitne cats steno |and lighter were presented to him along with © an unusual corsage, His crew on his final run were Conductor C, Collins, Trainmen R,Crooks, R, Lemieux, Fireman, M,Didura, J.C.Branchaud, Deisel |Maintainer and L.Portlence, Baggageman, | FUNERAL SERVICE CONDUCTED FOR RJ. O'NEIL Funeral services' for the Tate R.J. ""Bert*t O*Neil aged 63 years who died in hospitgl on ; October 3rd following a lengthy illness, were |held on Friday, October 6th at 2 P.M, with | Rev. R.J,S,Inshaw officiating, Mrs, R.Inshaw | was organist and Pall Bearers were J, Smart, ID, Condie, W,Smart, I, Johnson, M.Didura and |W. Robinson, Interment was in Schreiber Cemetery with Gawley Funeral Service in charge, Mr, O*Neil is survived by his wife Ida, at home, daughters Norah, Mrs. W,Richardson of 'Schreiber, Patricia, Mrs,W,Minor of Lake | Cowichan, B.C, and son Lorne E, of Schreiber and several grandchildren, Attending from out of town were Mr.& Mrs, | He -Rescigno, Mr,& Mrs,Les Crooks, Mrs, C, |Pethic and Mrs. G,Chamberlain, Fort William, ST. ANDREWS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION MEETS The Woments Association of St.Andrews United: Church met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, 0.Niemi presiding, the devotional service, the theme being "Com- mission for Service." Mrs, H.D.Weaver read the minutes and correspondence and Mrs, W. Thrower gave the Treasurer's report, Reports from the various Committees were given and Mrs. H. NoBride, Convenor for the annual Thanksgiving Supper, gave a roe on 'plans for this event. Mrs, F,Richardson read correspondence re the formation of new organization of Women's | Groups. Mrs, F,Macadam gave a complete report of 'the sewing committee and reported several or- ders for quilts, inviting everyone interested to attenil quilting bees, (Cont'd next column) |. 1 BASED FOR. YOUR BUSINESS & Fort Will iam. Cnt. _ TERRACE BAY NEWS | Mrs.G.Gordon led in . ti SER VICES ROSSPORT ONT, FISHING .TRIPS CALL SCHREIBER ©76-RI ASK ABOUT OUR MOOSE HUNTING ON ST. IGNACE ISLAND UPERIOR AIRWAYS LID. October 12, 1951 } ees SPECIAL FOR OCTOBER | ONLY | SOFT, er ROXY THEATRE BLDG. ee oe eee io etna SIMCCE PLAZA, TERRACE BAY PHONE 3631 Following the meeting lunch was served by Mrs, F,Macadam, Mrs, H.Weaver and Mrs.R. Bailey! SCHREIBER WOMAN DIES _IN EIGHTY-SECOND YEAR The funeral of the late Mrs.Rose E,Rosie who was in her eighty~second year and whose death occurred in hospital on October 2nd following a lengthy illness, was conducted on October 5th in St.John*s Anglican Church with Rev.R,J.S.Inshaw officiating. Mrs. Inshaw was organist for two hymns, | - "Nearer My God To Thee and "Rock of Ages," Honorary pall bearers were Roy Bailey, M. McCouan, R, Parent, W. Fairs, J,Corbett and' J.Phillips, Active Pall bearers were G,H, Birch, A,Cosgrove, I,Jacomb, A.McColeman, H, Costall, and T,W ebb. Interment was in Schrei~= ber Cemetery. Mrs,Rosie was predeceased by a aughaien in 1945 and a son in 1952, She is survived by four daughter, Elsie, Mrs,Henry Jewell and Helen, Mrs, W.E.D*Arcy, Dorothea, Mrs. 5, Plumer, 211 residing in Schreiber, Kathleen, Mrs, E,H.Murray of Toronto and one son, Donald of Fort William, There are eleven grandchild- ren-and seventeen great grand children, Mrs.Rosie was a member of St,John's Anglican Church and belonged to the Women's Auxiliary | and the Victory Club of the Church, a group who devoted their timed to knitting and sewing | during the last war, _., Attending services from me of town were Mr,& Mrs, D.Rosie, Mr.& Mrs, C.Lyttle, Mrs, Geo,Bailey, Fort William and Mrs. E,H,Murray of Toronto, Mr.& Mrs. L.Fitzsimmons of Carberry, Man, visited with the F,C,Macadams on Monday, Miss Althea Holynaty, Port Arthur was the guest of Mr.& Mrs.D,Nesbitt last week and visited with Lorraine Nesbitt who was a patien' in Terrace Bay Hospital. Mrs, R,Cadieux, Ft.William, is visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.& Mrs, C©,Wright, Mr.& Mrs, W,J.Rattray had their daughters » | Mama and Jean and their families (Cont'd P,7 RE Seems meres ae c+ ee FE CESSNA 180 -- S-hone ma 29651