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OCTOBER 4, 1972 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 15 14 LeBlanc the party went on fo the Town Hall for an in- formal discussion of election issues during a coffee hour. The Schreiber Art Club held their first meeting for the coming season September 11th af the home of Alice Sparkes. Shirley Brown was elected president. This coming winter the art club will be meeting every Monday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the Schreiber El emen- tary School. Anyone interested please call Shirley Brown 824-2541 or Alice Sparkes 824-2689. Town Topics - cont'd from page THE SCHREIBER LIB ERAL ASSOCIA TION A well attended meeting was held in the home of H.J. McParland, President of the Schreiber Liberal Association to organize for the coming Federal elect= ion. Mr. Keith Penner, Member of Parliament, repre= senting the District of Thunder Bay, will be in Schreiber October 10th, 1972 and there will be a 1Question and Answer' meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Schreiber Town Hall on that evening - Everyone is welcome. The public is reminded to check the polling list in the loca! Post Office to make sure their names are on the enumerator's list. If any name is not shown they will have until October 11th, 1972 to have their named added. The following Enumerators fo contact are: Poll No. 15, Mrs. Margaret Godin; Poll No. 16, Mrs. Helen Wallace; Poll No. 17, Mrs. Betty Huard; Poll No. 18, Mrs. Hazel Bailey; Poll No. 19, Mrs. Jackie Tremblay. The Schreiber Liberal Association. ROSSPORT NN eevee pro me mmm me EE Mrs. Wm. Schelling hosted the members of 44 John Berchman's Altar Society at their regular month= ly meeting Thursday evening. The president Mrs. E. Gerow chaired the meeting. Following the opening prayers, she wel comed the members back after a two month recess. The minutes were approved as read and the report on the financial statement was heard. Thank you cards were read and filed. The sale of the money jar tickets were moving favourably . This draw will be made in October. A miscellaneous Bingo was slated to take place on Friday in the community hall. Some excellent prizes are being offered. A discussion was had on the possibility of holding a fall Flea Market. The members were enthusiastic over i WAGHORN PHARMACY RECORD on TAPE SALE' FROM CAPITAL RECORDS - Reg. $5.98 NOW ONLY - $4.49 ARTISTS SUCH AS ~ 1-Grand Funk-Grand Funk Railroad; 1-Meet the Beatles; 1-Easy Loving-Freddie Hart; 1-Best of The Beach Boys; 1-1s That All There 1s ?2-Guy Lombardo & The Royal Canadians; 2-Okie From Muskogee- Merle Haggard; 1-Ummagumma=-The Pink Floyd; 1-Fightin' Side of Me-Merle Haggard & The Strang- ers; 1-Closer To Home-Grand Funk Railroad; 1-Willy Jones-Susan Raye; 1-Tennessee Ernie Ford-Hymns; 1-Whispering Hope-Gordon MacRea/Jo Stafford; 1-Ramblin' Rose-Nat King Cole; 1-The Beatles Second Album; 1-The Best of Buck Owens; 1-Span- ish Eyes-Al Martino; 1-Rubber Soul-The Beatles AND MANY, MANY, MORE SPECIAL BONUS PAK OF - 3 =~ C60 BLANK CASSETTES ONLY $2.49 8 TRACK HEAD CLEANER - Reg. $1.98 NOW ONLY - $1.49 such an adventure and tabled the project for further discussion. More flowers are fo be purchased for the Church and the flowers in use now to be used in the grotto for the winter. It was decided to have some advice on the repairing of the belfry on the Church. The grass is to be cut once more at the Church this fall. It was reported that the hoses and sprinklers were stored for the winter. Following adjournment a social hour was enjoyed over coffee. I ts back to school for the members of the Opporfun= ity for Youth program. Nine boys and one girl took part in this project. They ware Miss Maxine Hubelit, Robert and Tommy Bouchard, Raymond Goodchild, Danny Legault, Peter Gerow, Albert Ray and Donny Ray who was the captain of the group. They repaired the roof of the Curling Rink, and the School recrea= } tion center, they cleaned up the shoreline fronting in the village, underbrushed and cleaned up the two creeks, cut hay and brush from around the rink, rec reation center, vacant lots, hauled away old cars an other debris and many favourable comments have been made on the work accomplished by the youths. It is hoped that the public will appreciate their efforts and keep the waterfront clean in the future.