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FATHER CANO (Continued from front page) and Grace was said by Right Rev. A.J.Hogan. A prayer was said for His Holiness Pope Paul VI and the Catholic Girls Club choir sang under the direc- tion of Sister Francis Therese. Head table guests included Rt.Rev.A.J.Hogan, Rev.A.B.Carroll, Rev.G.H.Bourguignon, Mr. Michael Cano and Miss Margaret Cano, father and sister of Rev.Cano, all of Fort William; Rev.A.R. Greengrass, Marathon; Rev. J.A.Callaghan, Wawa; Very Rev.E.A.Gallagher, Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Nicol, Terrace Bay; Mrs.Herbert Legault, Rossport; Rev.and Mrs.R.J.Inshaw, Mr.and Mrs. W.Cocks, Mr.and Mrs.H.P.Bourguignon, Mrs.H.Greengrass, J.P.Guina. Rev .Hogan extended greetings of the Diocese and brought the regrets of Most Rev.E.Q.Jennings, Bishop of Fort William who, because of other com- imitments, was unable to attend. Greetings of the Municipality were given by Councillor J.P.Guina. Rev .R.J.S.Inshaw, rector of St.John's Anglican Church, praised Rev.Cano, saying he was held high in the respect of the parishioners and of the clergy of other churches in the town. Rev .Gallagher introduced the guest speaker, Rev. J.A.Callaghan who was a classmate of Rev .Cano at St.Peter's Seminary, London. He said that Rev. Cano was a brilliant student and, because of his ex- treme youth, required special dispensation to be ordained. He was the youngest priest ever ordained for service in this Diocese. He delighted the guests by recounting many amusing incidents of Seminary life and congratulated Rev .Cano on his accomplish- ments during his twenty-five years of service. Many congratulatory messages were read by Mr. Bourguignon. On behalf of parishioners and friends, Mrs .Harry Shack and Mr .Bill Stefurak presented an engraved scroll and a purse. Others who presented gifts on behalf of organizations within' the Church were Mr.M.Nicol, Gr and Knights of St .Edward's Council 3544, Mrs.W.Cocks, Catholic Women's League, Mrs.H.Leagult, Rossport Altar Society, Philip Moorey, Catholic Youth Organization; Lenore O'Brien, Catholic Girls Club; Mrs.L.R.Tremblay, Parent-Teacher's Assoc; Ricky Chicoine, Columbian Squires; Michael McGrath, Altar Boys. In acknowledging the program in his honor, a tribute to his years in the ministry, Rev.Cano also said he was deeply moved and deeply appreciative of the personal good wishes extended to him, not only by those of his own parish, but by others in the community. He gave a brief resume of his services within the Church, mentioning in addition to the regular Masses, the gratifying number of other rites he had performed. He also spoke with appreciation of the warm feeling which exists in Schreiber be- tween the various clergy and expressed the hope that he will be able to continue serving to the b est of his ability and health. He paid special thanks to the ladies of the parish who had worked so hard. The Benediction was given by Mons. A.J.Hogan. Among the clergy and relatives attending from out of town were Rt.Rev.A.J.Hogan, Rev.G.H. Bourguignon, Rev.J.J.Muldoon, Rev.A.B.Carroll, Fort William; Very Rev.E.A.Gallagher, Terrace Bay; Rev.J.J.Montag, Rev.C.H.Kanavy, Rev.J.J. Kelly, Rev.T.Galuszka, Port Arthur; Rev. R.A. Carey, Red Rock; Rev.A.R.Greengrass, Marathon; Rev .F .Farenzena, Manitouwadge; Rev .D.Pruner, Ottawa; Rev.H.J.Meyer, Nipigon; Rev.J.McHugh, McDiarmid; Rev.J.A.Callaghan, Wawa, Rev. D.T. Crisswell, White River; Rev.Favotto, Baird; Mr. M.Cano, Miss Margaret Cano, Mr.and Mrs.C.J. Cano, Mr.and Mrs.Anthony Cano, Mr.and Mrs. John Cano, Mrs.Gallat, Mr.and Mrs .Tukkanen, Mr .and Mrs .Matulak, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.LaBelle, Mrs .E.Andrea, Mr.and Mrs .S.Potosky, all of Fort William; Mr.and Mrs.Stan Cano, Red Rock. Many Rev .Sisters of the Order of St.Joseph attended. PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD (Continued from P.1) the trailer situation within the Municipality in re- gard to school in comparison to assessible property. The secretary was instructed to write Council bring- ing this to their attention. Mr.Harris said the new Canadian flag has been received and will be raised at an appropriate ceremony soon. Information for electric heating of the school an- nex in respect to cost and operation was left to Neil Ross of the property committee. HOBBY SHOW HAS MANY ENTRIES The Boy Scouts and Cubs held their Hobby Show in the Town Hall when a large crowd attended. There were over 100 entries and judges Lloyd Schaan, Wallace Weaver, Arnold O'Keefe and Jack Handel awarded prizes as follows:-- Kevin Cocks--Ist -rock collection; 3rd-coil collec- tion; 2ndepaining; Michael Spadoni--2nd-stamp collection. Craig Fisher--1st-scrap book. Morgan McGrath=-2nd-knots; 3rd-original display. Calvin Niemi--2nd-model car, 2nd-cake. John Souliere-- 35d=-ash tray. Joey Godin--1st-model car; Paddy Bourguignon--3rd-model plane; Lanny Connelley-- 2nd-model car; Chuck Hill--1st-model car; Ist-orig- inal display; D'Arcy Moorey--Ist-painting; Marc Tremblay--3rd-original display; Roy Huard--1st- cake; Wayne Tremblay--3rd-painting; Roland Bour- guignon-~1|st-painting; Clayton Gordon--1st-cake; Tony Topolinsky--3rd-cake; David Bedard--3rd-cake Bill Smilsky--2nd-cup cakes; Robin Smith--2nd- original display; Pat McParland=-3rd-original dis- play; Robert Timmerman--1st-original display. The boys served lunch and Mrs.Don Soulier (con- venor), Mrs.George Riley, Mrs.Bob Fournier and Mrs .Jimmy Smith worked in the kfichen. Russell Campbell, Bruce Costall and J.B.Ridsdale assisted with the displays and Edgar LeBlanc was cashier. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DINNER HELD Pat Dimmery welcomed the mothers and guests to the annual Mother and Daughter banquet held jointly by the Girl's Auxiliary and the Junior Auxiliary, in St.John's Anglican Church hall. Rev.R.J.S.Inshaw said Grace and the toast to the Queen was proposed continued = P.10