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Page 10 en trrinne ------ CARD OF THANKS ~ My sincere thanks and appre=| - Duquette M, Hamilton, N, Crockford and A, Paulsen, (Ter race Bay), 2nd-A, Dewyer, M, Gentile, B. McCol Clation to the Nurses and Staff of Terrace Eay Hospital, Dr. Cornell, visitors and all who sent cards and gifts. fs Sincerely, Edgar Le Blanc SCHREIBER CURLING SPIELS - (Cont?d from Pg. 1) Second Event - T, Olsen, Terrace Bay, J. Rowley; Dr, R.G. Lee, J, Rodgers,' 2nd - E, Holmes, Schreiber, 3rd- J, Chapman, Terrace Bay, 4th- John Stitt, Schreiber, Third Event - L, Crockford, Terrace Bay, : Riley, D . Whitely, R, Larson, 2nd = B, Hayes,'Terrace Bay, 3rd - D, Wilkinson, Sch- reiber, 4th - A,W. Cuthbertson, Schreiber, Officials for the Spiel weres- HE, Cobey, Chairman, W. Simon, Chief Umpire, assisted by, J, Risdale and N, Ross, LAO TSS BONSPIEL Yhis past weekend rinks from Fort villiam, i tea Rock, Nipigon, Rossport and Terrace Bay vied for top spots in the Ladies Third Annual Bonspiel, In the events prizes were -- as follows:- First Event ~ 1st prize, S lua and iM, Banning, (Nipigon), The J, Gellert and E, Jacomb rinks from Schreiber received 3rd and 4th Prizeé. * second Event - lst prize, B." Halonen, C, Power, E, Neimi°and M, MacCuaig, (Schreiber) 2nd -E, Hubelit, C, Legault, E,. Paradis (Rossport) « went to Peg, Terrace Bay, Third Event - A Fort 'William Rink - Freda Murphy, 3. Whent, Z, Lembert and M, Kelly got Ist prize and a Red Rock -- G, Young, M. vands, M, Anderson and B, Hawkins got second. Third prize went to Minnie McCuaigts Schreiber Rink and fourth to a Terrace Bay entry skipped by Heather Lafontaine, - Additional prizes were awarded to 'the first rink knocked out'(M, Hale) and "the most amusing rink"(B, Jacomb), The curlers were piped on to the ice by Piper H,'/, Gellert and the opening rock was thrown by Mrs, J.D. Bryson, an Nonorary member, A Turkey dinner was served in the United Church Hall on Saturday night, DO YOU Wi WANT TO.PLAY BROOMBALL "Any High School Girls or rites of Schreibe who are interested in playing Broomball, please contact either Mrs, Jartus or Mrs. Prescott, Game called for this Thursday night from 9 - 10 p.m iH, Mushguash and Third and fourth prize Wellings and Mary Hale, both of |G 3 | Schreiber is very proud that a native son is now Chief Despatcher -~ R.T.(Coke) Campbell, who took over his new dutics on February Ist. Mr, Campbell started with the C.P.R. in. July 1941 and has operated in all stations between Cartier and Fort William. After being promoted to Despatcher in 1946. he has been night chief in both Sudbury and Schreiber, erved for two years during the war with the S ReCaNeVeite on the East Coast, is President of he C.P.T.A., Past President of the Legion, and is keenly interested in Minor Hockey and Baseball, "Coke" has had a worthy mentor in his father, Joe Campbell, who has been opera~ tor and despatcher in Schreiber.since 1918, He a i] TERRACE BAY NEWS mieiamceeane - Se Februar 14 1963" ee DR. D.J.1. McCAUSLAND ADDRESSUS NURSES The Terrace Bay - Schreiber Nurses met i last Wednesday in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre, There was a very | good turnout of members, Dr. D.J.M. MeCaus- land gave an interesting talk on Obstetrical Emergencies and the causes of maternal | mortality, | Following his ipebdh, a business meeting | was held with Mrs, G. MCParland, Chairman of the North Shore Nurses Association in the i chair, Mrs, E, Macadam, Secretary - 'reasurer| t | | | ~~! s | <8 Valentine 1 Bridge: | DON?T FORGET THE VALENTINE BRIDGE SPONSORED BY THD TURY.CE BAY WURSES-- OM VSQUSGDAY, FEBRUARY 5 P, Mey ~ TERRACE BAY \ MOTOR HOPAL TICKETS ARE-75¢ AND MAY BZ HAD FROMAY NURSE OR BY PHONTNC 3654, | "4 read the minutes and gave the financial re- port, It was decided to have the gencral meeting in May, a dinner meeting at the Ter- 'race Bay Motor Hotel Following the meeting lunch was served by Mrs. J, Hale and the hostess group. The next meeting will be in Schreiber in April. te 8 oe armen ater semen CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY ANNVAL MERPING A The annual mecting of the Schreiber- Ter= race Bay Children's Aid Society was held in Terrace Bay Recreation Centre, Tuesday evening) chaired by Mr, W. Furlonger, After welcoming | the members and representatives he called | upon the Secretary-Treasurer, lirs, N. McGuire, for the minutes of the last annual meeting, Reports for the year were givén by Mrs. McGuire and Miss Muricl Atcheson, Children's ; Aid Society representative for the district. Both ladies. respectfully attributed the foun ding of the local committee to the late Mrs, E, Graham. Assistance from many sources were noted with gratitude by the Society:~ a donation of $450,90 from the Kimberly-Clark Umployees Charity Fund, $418.13 from the North Shore Nurses, $300, 00 from the St, Lawrence Corpora- tion Employees Charity Fuad, Generous dona- tions of clothing and toys were adkigulledget from the Schreiber and Terrace Bay O.\Js: the Terrace Bay C.G.1I.1., the Community Church Ladies Auxiliary, Terrace Day Public School and to the Lakehead Freightways whose free delivery of donations to needy homes or commenities received a special mention, as well as innumerable individuals, Miss Atcheson described the past year.as an active and successful one, She stated that Children's Aid was synonymous with child-' ren and the aim-and purpose of the Society was always upon them however there had been a sharp increase in demand. for family services. A great deal. of work in this area, Miss tcheson informed the group, was with te Indians. _ At the request of the Department of Indian Affairs, the Port Arthur Children's Aid Gociety has instituted a program at Mobert Reserve, Various employers of the area met with the Indians explaining the types of employment for which they covld qualify. Mr, Zarle,; Director of the Marathon Recrea - tion had advised in organizing a community recreation program and the old school. was converted to a community hall, (ore about this 1 me eting oles | | | | | | | | spies =4@. Delent ! _next week} !