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AININUUINCEMEINI The Board of Health of the Thunder Bay District Health Unit announced ard Kelly D.D .S., D.D.P.H. as dental dir- ector. Doctor Kelly was born in Thunder Bay and re- ceived his education : there . He attended St. Andrew's Separate School and la- ter Port Arthur Collegiate Institute. Following serv- ice in the R.C.A F. he entered the University of Toronto and Graduated from the faculty of Dentistry in 1952. After nineteen years in private practice, he returned to the University of Toronto in 1971-72 where he obtained his diploma in Dental Public Health. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MEETINGS RESUMED Sixteen members of the Schreiber Women's Institu- te answered the roll call at the September meeting by describing what they liked about this month, and giving donations to a penny auction. Mrs. Annie LeBlanc, of Pinewood Court, former member and Mrs. Edward Lason of Schreiber were welcomed as guests. Mrs. Anne Todesco, who presided, explained that the expected visit of district executive officers had been prevented by a sudden death. Mrs. Todesco's report on the difficulty of getting the appointment of Rich- ! | The yearly program was amusing and a practical ex- ample of the rising costs of printing, among other things. However she had made them herself this time but the suggestion of Mrs. Lois Gilmour to make them was gratefully accepted. Members were gratified to hear that Mrs. Peter Dzioba, a new member had won first prize in the Lakehead Exhibition for her cushion top, an original design marking the 75th anniversary of the W.I. The prize for this will be presented at the Institute Rally on October 19th in Thunder Bay. Although Mrs. Dzioba could not committ herself, at such an early date, it is hoped she might attend the Rally as a delegate to receive her award. ; Mrs. Chris Morris read a most interesting letter from a pen pal in Austrialia, also a W.l. member. Mrs. Tommy Bolan gave a lengthy report on Public Relations = concerning the activities of the W.l. in Schreiber. In January, a visit from the local Doctor's wife, Mrs. T. Wykes, a native of Trinidad, when she described the Island's customs, early history, races of people, delightful climate, calipso bands, advising anyone going there to plan on making their trip in February when summer sports are enjoyed. In February the party for the town's New Year Baby was held with presentation of the engraved silver cup by the town council and heaped baskets of other gifts; in March a special Irish program was enjoyed; in April there was election of officers and donations were made to the Cancer Cupboard and plans made for the 75th anniversary tea in May. June, a monster penny auction added to the funds; the park bench, painted in the W.l. Colors and don- ated by them, is now in Centennial Park and much 'WANTED Old Television Sets THE LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL is anxious to collect television receivers which are being discarded. We can use sets whether or not they are in working order. We hope to be able to collect enough second hand receivers to set up a few for use in connection with our closed circuit system. Anyone willing to donate a set is asked to call 825-3271 We will pick up E.E. Forgues, Principal. enjoyed this summer; Scholarships are presented annu- ally to grade 8 students with the highest marks to both Public and Separate Schools; free memberships to new members are offered this year to mark the 75th anniversary; the Institute co-operates with other organizations at Christmas, particularly, when hamp- ers are packed for those needing them, in other community areas as the need arises. Mrs. Todesco spoke informally of the proposed gift, by Kimberly-Clark of their present hotel in Terrace Bay as a district Home for Senior Citizens - the offer presently under consideration. It would seem an ideal site, for this area, rather than at the Lakehead, with this, older citizens would remain where they can still attend community activities, and enjoy days or weekends, as health permits with rela- tives and old friends and especially frequent visits. : cont'd page 15 ......