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AUGUST 2, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 7 Governors Visit = cont'd from page 1 ...... Marathon at 11 a.m. to visit with school children and lunch courtesy of Township of Marathon. Leave Marathon 1:30 p.m. and arrive in Schreiber at 2:30 p.m. fo visit and return to Terrace Bay for dinner and overnight accommodation courtesy of Township of Terrace Bay and Kimberly Clark Corporation. If is not possible to visit Terrace Bay during school hours so it would be appreciated if an opportunity could be provided for the children to meet His Honour sometime after his arrival . His Honour will be accompanied by one of his daughters, his Aide de Camp, Col. F .F.'"McEachren, a Security Officer and possibly a second A.D .C. As you will note, this is an extremely rigorous schedule for his Honour during the days he will be in the riding so we will attempt to co-ordinate arrange- ments to enable him to relax in an informal way dur- ing the evenings. Col. McEachren has suggested that the Command- ing Officers in the towns where we have Cadet Corps should escort His Honour and introduce him to local people during his visit. | am relying on Reeves and Council to formalize plans during the time that His Honour will be in their communities and hope to hear from you as soon as you have had an opportunity to discuss the itinerary, Your assistance and co-operation in making this a successful visit for His Honour and his party will be most welcome and greatly appreciated. - Jack Stokes, MPP Thunder Bay. SCHREIBER RECREATION NEWS Teen Dance: . Friday evening, August 4th is the date arranged for the next Teen Dance with music by Octupus from Duluth. Octupus is an eight piece band with brass. Several members were here last year with Sound Inc. Plan to attend the dance this Friday. Sole Survives: Saturday morning eight members of the Environ- mental Awareness Programme set out for a two day canoe trip to Pays Platt Lake. Sunday evening they arrived back after portaging over several sets of falls and rapids. The night was spent under a leanto built by the Director Pat Mulligan. Greetings from Rossport Forget-NMe-Not Gift Shop is now open We'd like very much for the people from Terrace Bay and Schreiber to come in and look around. ® Beautiful array of Gifts, Pottery, Bush Babies, Weaving from Northern and Northwestern Ontario. ® China and Pewter from Norway. ® Indian Crafts, Eskimo Arts, Leather from Morocco. ® Sheep Skin Rugs from Red China. ® Carvings from Quebec and Northern Ontario. We are Open 7 Days a Week 10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Hope to see you Soon! Come in and see our: