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-AebFUArY 2551962 LIBRARY BOARD(Cont'd fr. Page a) Reeve WeEe D*Arcy,. 'Mr. Ermel.. was re-elected chairman for the 15th time and Miss Hadley was elected Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. A. LeBlanc was re- appointed librarian, Correspondence was read and auditors appointed, The chair- man and secretary~-treasurer were authorized to make fixed payments. The entire committee act as KG) book selection committee and Mrs. Furlonger was appointed . publicity chairman, Meetings : were set for the second Friday of the month at 7.30. Library open hours were set from 2 to 5 each day of the week, Wednesdays and Sundays ex- cepted, The board are putting all delinquent dues in the hands of a collector, after a 30 day warning. New supplies were ordered. LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE-JANUARY STANDINGS By points: Team #1-25; #2-33; #3-38; #4- 29; #5-25; #6-26; #7-37; #8-28, Honor scores: Je Costall-215,218,235; H, Niemi-223,229,228, 201, 215,218,284; Ls Prescott-208,201; J. Tremblay-242,217,204; He Gray-314,226,234, 238; M. Holmes-221; D. Birmingham-232; A. McCouan-237,254; A. Laine-221; G. MacFadyen- 208,208; M, Dourguignon-226; B, Kusik-231,213 I. Krause-200; G. Mullins-290; C. 0'Brien- 200; V. O'Keefe-203; M, Gerow-204; Ce Johnson 225. High single: E. Gray-314; High Triple: E. FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHN ROSS The funeral of the late Mrs. John Ross, nee Nita Reid, whose death occurred in Fort William was conducted in St, Andrew's United Church in Schreiber on February 5 by Rev. R. A. Crook, assisted by Rev. Roy Wilson, of First Church United, Fort William, Pall bearers were W, Wilson, B. Paradis, D. Rose, We Ballard, HeH. Howard, Schreiber and P, Plummer, Terrace Baye i Mrs. Ross is survived by a daughter, Lillian, Mrs. T. McManus of Calgary, three sons, Neil, Borden, and Keith of Schreiber, 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren Mrs. Ross came to Schreiber when a child with her parents from Tweed Ontario, and | lived here until 1947 when, with her husband | she moved to Fort William. She was pre- deceased by her husband, sons Kenneth and Douglas, and a daughter, Dolly. Attending the funeral from out of town were Mr, & Mrse Tere McManus, Calgary, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Brewitt and son Kenny, Mrs. WeR. Black and Mrs. George Bailey, Fort Willian. | STARTING NEXT WEEK AND CONTINUING FOR ONE YEAR MILLWAY MOTORS WILL PRESENT Tony 0 (ees UST GIVE US Youle ra CULOR PN TALVGI LUCE: "WELL SOLWE COMMUNITY T.V. Terrace Bay, Ontario PHONE TA 5-3305 Karen Kushnieryk celebrated her 7th birthday with a party for the 30 pupils in her class at school, plus twelve addition- al small frineds. Mrs. H. Hart, Mrse Ge Caccano, Miss S. Kragero and Miss L. Nesbitt assisted th hostess in serving the party supper complete with a mammoth cakes Mrs. Kushnieryk's mother, Mrse Se Kolochyn of Winnipeg is spending a month here with the family. The following is a list of successful candidates in examinations held recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto in Schreiber--the names arranged in order of merit: Grade three theory, harmony, : _! Honors-Diane Rummery. Grade two theory: lst. class honors, Anna Spadonis Honors-Carol Olson, John Rowson, Pass-Margot Anderson, Mary Ellen Gerow, Gordon Moorey (equal) Patrick Spadoni, John Scott. Mrs. L. Bryar, assisted by Mrs. M. Stizawk and Miss B. Grover, entertained at a baby shower for Mrs. A. Bull. The lovely gifts were individual ones from friends unable to attend the party and from the following guests--Mesdames L, Hiller, R. Spadoni, W. Ibey(Rossport), Ge Holmes, J. Graham, T. Whitton, L, O'Brien, J. Hara, J. Commisso, I, Johnson, R. Gander, and the Misses H. Graham, C, O'Brien, and D. Sly. Mr. Jim Hara, Dept. of Lands & Forests, his wife and children, have taken up resi- dence in Schreiber, Cosimo Filane appeared on CKPR's Youth 62 program last Saturday vocalizing and plugging his own records. Mr, & Mrs. Bill Moon were in Fort William this week to attend the funeral of Mr. Moon's father, Cynthia Bond, of Port Arthur, visited her grandmother Mrs, Ernie O'Connor this week, Edgar LeDlanc was taken to Terrace Day Hospital this week. - Ernest Willoughby Sr. is a patient in the Fort William San, | | { ALAS aU. 1h 4 AT PRICEL a hg LE SERVICES SCHREIBER LADIES BONSPIEL Twenty rinks, two from Fort William, five from Terrace Bay, two from Marathon and two from Rossport were welcomed by the President, Mrs, Nettie Thrower, Jean Cornell and Nellie Gray were co-chairman of the 'Spiel and Fran Crawley and Edna McCouan were prize Chairmen. The first draw was scheduled on Thursday night with final playoff Sunday afternoon, A delicious Banquet was served in the Guild Hall on Saturday evening. Prizes were awarded as follows;- ist Even Kay Thorstienson, D, Burnside, M. Crawrord Se : (Continued on Page.g) « " way CORNER HWY. 17 AND MILL ROAD ee otors | PHONE | 37223 | | "OLD CHUM" -- A FOLKSY CHARACTER WHOSE WHIMSY WILL GIVE YOU A CHUCKLE A WEEK. YOUR FRIENDLY B.A, DEALER PROP | i PAUL BEAUDREAU,