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PAGE 10 Lakeview Subdivision - cont'd from page 7 building (which are already serviced) are not open- ed up to the public, and repeatedly points out that cost of servicing the new subdivision should be borne by the owner or purchasers of said lots rather than by those who have paid for the past twenty years on debentures raised to pay for the servicing of the lots they occupy. Township Council nave advertised in two separate editions of the News that anyone who objects to the raising of their taxes to pay for the extension program on Lakeview can do so by writing to them immediately . . CHEFS OF YESTER YEARS. Photo below - Schreiber Pee Wee Team display their new uniforms donated by the Knights of Colum- bus. Coaches are - Ted Wilson, Mike Smilski, Frank MacKanna - President. TERRACE BAY NEWS father died recently. Mr. Allen was in Thunder Bay et gun; 1) Sanyo Cassette tape recorder and 1) pair APRIL 2, 1970 Sympathy is extended to Mr. A. Allen whose last week to attend the funeral. 7 cece Mrs. Millie Welsh has returned home following surgery in Mayo Clinic in Rochester . We wish her a speedy recovery . roe i cal eS LT eal FOR SALE - 1) Electric guitar; 1) Crossman co2 pell- of skis with bindings and poles. Phone 3305 after 6 p.m. ---------- LEGION PLANS ENTERTAINMENT FOR APRIL 19TH The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, - Branch 223, held their March meeting with Mrs. S. Ballentine presiding. Mrs. C. Mercier read the minutes and Mrs. P. Jones gave the treasurers report. Mrs. Paul Sodaro was installed by the president, and welcomed to the club by the members. After a short discussion period, it was decided to hold a penny auction and card party at the Legion Club Room on April 19th. Mrs. R. Dakin and Mrs. P. Rochon agreed to con- vene same. Bursaries were ordered to be given to elementary school pupils at the end of the school team. A shuffleboard tournament was planned, to once again invite the neighbouring Schreiber Auxiliary, and Mrs. D. Gunter was to arrange a tentative date. Both teams will be playing hard for the famous "Harry Gusul Trophy", Lunch was served by the committee in charge. Mrs. D. Gunter won the Pot of Gold. CAN OUR OBJECTIVE OF $1,800 BE MET? With the end of the 1970 Easter Seal Campaign approaching, it is disappointing to} 7 note that only 374 people from the Schreiber -TerraceBay-Marathon area have donated to the Crippled Children Easter Seal Fund. As previously mentioned, half of the - proceeds collected in the area go directly to support local Crippled Children. Most of these Children require expensive aids such as wheelchairs, special braces or visits - to distant clinics, and your dollars are urgently required to meet their needs. continued page 11 cork oe am meee aor os eevee