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PAGE 14 Schreiber Town Topics - cont'd from page 13 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Macchi and their family, of Port Arthur, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Figliomeni and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Figliomeni . Mr. and Mrs. Alex Power have visiting them at camp Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Agnew and son Kevin of Smith Falls. Mrs. Agnew and Mrs. Power are sisters. Mre and Mrs. Bill Olsen of Toronto are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collinson. Mrs. Gino Spadoni is holidaying in Italy and . during her absence Mrs. Hugo Caccamo and her son Guy of Fort William are visiting Mr. Spadoni . Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ferland and their family have returned from a holiday spent with relations in Quebec City. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nolan of London are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell and other relations. Father Epoch will arrive next week from Midland to take charge of Holy Angel's parish while Father Cano is on holidays. Schreiber has become almost a second home for Father Epoch, this being the 11th summer he has been here. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stinson of Regina visited old friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Harris of Chapleau are with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCouan, visiting also other relatives in town. Sister Louis Joseph, of St. Joseph's Hospital, Port Arthur, spent last week in St. Joseph's convent in Schreiber, visiting many old friends. Mrs. Ann Etches, after a round of family visits in Montreal went with her mother, Mrs. E.A. Way- | well and her sister Mrs. Lil Kells for a vacation in Miami, Fla. On her way home Mrs. Etches will visit in North Bay with Mr. and Mrs. William Etches . TEA HONOURS MRS. JACK RATTRAY Mrs. Jack Rattray, who has left Schreiber for a new home in Sudbury, was honored at a tea arranged in the United Church hall on Wednesday afternoon. The tea was poured by Mrs. Hubert Weaver - sister-in-law and Mrs. Russell McBride, Mrs. George Gordon - sister, and Mrs. David Nesbitt. The servitors were Mesdames Bill Gerow, Russell Macadam, Con Duggan, Jack Anderson and C.E. Prinselaar . 3 Mesdames Wesley Clemens, Innes West, Oscar Niemi, Harvey McCanna and George Scott replen- ished. continued next column TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 13,1969 Mrs. Russell McBride, on behalf of friends and neighbors, presented Mrs. Rattray with an easy chair and electric can opener. Mrs. Albert Morris presented a set of wall pla ques from Grace Baptist Church, and Mrs. Wesley Clemens presented a cut glass bud vase from the United Church Women. As a tribute to Mrs. Rattray's skill at all kinds of needlework, Mrs. Con Duggan had made a special cake for the occasion in the shape of a sewing basket, the edge of the cake and the lid holding needles, thread, tape measure and thimble. Mrs. Rattray will be missed from the local scene since she has lived here since a small child, a faithful worker in all of the United Church acti vities and willing assistant in local affairs during the years ~ Photo below - Mrs. Jack Rattray, front; Mrs. Russell McBride, Mrs. Bert Morris and Mrs. Wesley Clemens. Photo by |. McCuaig. 3 "ae _ : SCHREIBER DETACHMENT O.P.P. PRESS RELEASE Investigations included - One report of a lost wallet, which was later located by member of this Detachment; one report was received of theft of bicycle, this case is still under investigation, one car was reported as stolen from Schreiber, the auto » was recovered by members of this Detachment, and one subject was subsequently charged; one stolen auto was recovered for the Sault Ste. Marie Police Department . ~ On the traffic scene, there was one property damage collision, resulting in approximately $50. damage . Continued page 15 eoeeeceee