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:PAGE 14 Town Topics - cont'd from page 13 ...... fifty in honor of St. Patrick last week, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Perrault, Thunder Bay, South. Alex Gouthro, treasurer of the Schreiber Kinsmen, presented a cheque from the. club for $500.00 to Reeve F. V. Harness for the artificial ice fund at the hockey game on March I7. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gresch and son Bruce , of Thunder Bay ., South are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Whitton. Neil Ross and Walter Wilkes are in the General Hospital, and Mrs. Bill Smart in McKellar Hospital, in Thunder Bay. Mrs. Ralph Morrill will be doing the reporting for Mrs. W. G. Furlonger for the next month. U.C. W. HOLD ST. PATRICK'S TEA Mrs. Frank Fummerton, the president, received | at the most successful tea given by the United Church Women on March |7, Mrs. John Spillane was cash- ier and the tea was poured by Mrs. Manuel McCouan Mrs. Oscar Niemi, Mrs. W. T. Wallace and Mrs. Forbes Macadam. The servitors were Mesdames Bill Lidkea, Ken Davis, Bruce Simon, Andy Miller and D. H. Brown. Mesdames Russell Macadam, Wesley Clemens, George Scott and Mrs. Ivor Jacomb replenished. Mrs. Bill Gerow sold tickets on the quilt which was won by Mrs. Ann Lalonde. Mrs. Tom Bryant won the lovely Irish flower centre piece on the tea table and Mrs. Paul Cebrario the door prize. NEW GARBAGE PACKER IN OPERATION The garbage packer recently purchased by the town has proved most satisfactory, a budget-saver in both time and money. The men are relieved of the task of lifting the garbage, sometimes in very heavy cans, to the height of the dump truck formerly used, and the speedier collection with the use of the packer has reduced the staff by one. The time element also gives the men time during the week to work on other projects for the town. Photo next column - New Garbage Packer. Photo by |. McCuaig. A born loser is the guy who sticks his hand out of his car window to signal a turn and smacks a cop in the mouth. TERRACE BAY NEWS | TOWN:TOPICS 'holidays in Port Arthur. MARCH 26,1970 ROSSPORT Mr. and Mrs. J. Joiner and family have arrived from Huntsville where they spent the winter and have moved into their new home on Church Street. Mr. Joiner is Battle Island lightkeeper and his assistant is Bill Hubelit. They expect to man their post early in April. Laurie Ann Mushquash will spend the Easter . Mr. head. y Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rochon have returned to Elliott Lake after visiting the Mac Hubelit family. Mr. and Mrs. Armand Huard and family of White River visited the Romeo Bouchards . Miss Camilla Todesco of Windsor spent the week- end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. Todesco and attended the funeral of her aunt, the late Mrs. Lena Todesco of Port Arthur. Miss Joyce Mushquash is with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Nanette Moses, Mrs. Mary Mushquash and Lawrence Mushquash are patients in Nipigon Mem-: orial Hospital . Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Bouchard and family have left for Manitouwadge . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wainikka have returned from a holiday in the U.S.A. Mrs. Mildred Price is spending the Easter holidays in Powassan and Toronto. Mrs. C. W. Todesco has left for Webbwood owing to the serious illness of her brother John T. Douglas. P. Wainikka has left to holiday in New Zealand. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Todesco attended the funeral continued on page 15 and Mrs. P. Testori are visiting at the Lake- a Henin Sa aE LS chee oar