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% «< Page 10 THE NEWS : April 14, 1963 HERE AND THERE (Continued from page 8) GIVE A MINUTE - FOR YOUR HEALTH Karen Moore is home from Alma College to spend It takes less than a minute! Surely a check on the Easter vacation with her family. your health is worth that much. Your own good Mrs.Mary Duguid from Port Arthur is visiting Mrs. health should be your first concern. And what Aggie Sinkins over the Easter holiday . about your family? Attend the forthcoming T.B. Bill Shivas is home from Pickering College in Clinic and protect them as well as yourself. Newmarket. Visiting at the Shivas home is Andy Area Census Poll Chairman Mrs.C .Bougie an- Gibson, a school friend of Bill. Also home to nounces that a meeting of those connected with convalesce is Mr.John Shivas, who suffered a the Clinic will be held on April 19th at 8 o'clock skiing accident several weeks ago. in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre.| Mrs. Peggy Wellings is recovering after surgery Coffee will be served and a film will be shown in a Lakehead hospital . also a skit will be presented. Al! zone marshalls Former Terrace Bay residents, Corp. and Mrs. and canvassers are urged to be present and a cor- Hayes and family, were in town recently to visit dial invitation is extended to the general public. some of their many friends. Jack Hayes is a Cor- poral with the Port Arthur division of the O.P.P. | At the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.Kurylo on Tues- IMMUNIZATION CLINIC FIRST OF MANY i day, April 3rd, the 10th birthday of Michael Kurylo The Immunization Clinic announced this week was celebrated when six fellow fourth graders i for Schreiber is the first of a regular series to be joined in games, birthday lunch and favors. conducted by the Port Arthur and District Health | Henry Gaulin is home from school in Toronto Unit and is one of the services conducted by this | to visit his parents. group. There will also be an immunization pro- | Marilyn Marsh, who is studying in Sault Ste. gram conducted in the schools in May. ' Marie this year, is home for Easter. A guest at Miss M.Magnant is the Public Health Nurse } the Marsh home is Mr.A.Nelder of the Sault. servicing this district. Locally she will be assist- : ed by Mrs.Rena Macadam. The program includes | follow-up visits on new born children, pre-school- | SENT IN YOUR INCOME TAX YET? ers, school health problems and mental health i One more release from the office of W.F.Dawson, problems. This home visiting service helps both : of the Taxation Division, Fort William points out in the prevention of sickness and in the promotion | that there are many helpful tips in the guide which of Haare: ' is attached to each income tax return. While the F print may seem rather small the volume of informa- See re ne ee i tion is large. COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from page 1) | A thorough reading of this guide before starting It was decided that council members D .Desrosier, | to fill out the income tax form will clarify many and R.Sinotte should attend the 49th Annual Muni- | points and may save an inquiry to your District Tax-} cipal Conference in Fort William on April 27, 28 i ation Office. and 29th. And remember that by using the personalized form Present at the meeting were Reeve Adamo and | sent you in the mail you ensure fast processing and members K .McLeod, R.Sinotte, W.Kurylo and D. : a prompt mailing of your refund if one is due. Desrosiers. ; § i ' u a § FOOD OUTLOOK - April 1966 of her father ; OTTAWA, April 8 - Stocks of potatoes are below ROSSPORT NEWS : last year's and prices are expected to continue to Teacher Ronald Lanigan is spending Easter with his parents H climb. Butter has gon cents following im- in Ottawa. an t + : f ge oar _-- beth bg ; fe The Misses Carol Hubelit and Patricia Gerow are home from p 5 ge hi ion of a new mea po icy U eer an Wawa: pork prices may drop a little. Mr.and Mrs.Len Ibey spent Easter weekend with relatives in : Onions continue to be a good buy. Supplies are Port Arthur. : heavy and prices low. The price of eggs will re- Mr .and Mrs.Gordon Rousseau and family left Saturday to re- Sympathy is extended to Mrs.Ken Weppler on the !os: side in Swift Current, Sask. main firm, easing slightly in May. Supplies of ; . : , , Mr .and Mrs.W.Schelling have returned from Fort William. i broilers are adequate and prices will remain fairly Mrs .Russell Gerow and children are holidaying with relatives steady through May. Turkeys will remain at the at the Lakehead. Guests at the Auger home for Easter were Mrs.Leo Conway, . : Janice and Frances, Miss Linda Bursey and Ronald Conway, ali © cheese will remain stable. of Fort William, Mr.and Mrs.Bill Ross and family of Marathon Bob Legault of Lindsay, Ont. visited his parents, Mr.and Mrs Felix Legault Easter weekend. He was accompanied by Bud anc Larry Harris. ART CLUB NEWS The Dave Mushqushes had Mr.and Mrs. Bill Greer and Miss current level of pricesand the market on cheddar Members are needed for completion of work on Caroline Mushqush of Port Arthur with them over Easter weekenc | the back drop. Se you at the highschool auditorium Mrs .Louise Auger is a patient in Nipigon Hospital! on Thursday at 7.30 p.m. Mr.and Mrs. Pat Bussie of Fort William visited the Merb Le , gault's this week. Mrs.Angela Martin of Port Arthur spent the weekend with her Call Mrs .D.Whiteley, 3371, with your news. daughters, Mrs.Walter Gerow and Mrs.Nick Bain.