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, TERRACE BAY NEWS YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE In addition to the announcement by The McCaus | and Hospital Board of rs appearing today in the Terrace Bay News and The Times News regarding financing new hospital, we would like fo bring these points to the publics attention: re is a strong possibility that construction will start in 1976 ances for this project are urgently needed ; is estimated that $400,000 total must be raised locally berly-Clark of Canada supports this project by donating $4.00 for every $10.00 local organizations and businesses. ated by residents, on are not classified as donations. is not the intent of the Municipal Councils of Schreiber and Terrace Bay to ally finance the one-sixth of the hospital's cost. er the residents indicate their support by generous donation. r Board has approval to build. r Board has approval for an excellent program of health services. r Board is about to move into the design and construction stages. ; DO WE SUCCEED ? \ OR DO WE FAIL? wer and The results depend on you the people on regular payroll, ple of our community organizations, ple who conduct our local business, lividual citizen. PUBLIC RELATIONS OF THE MCCAUSLAND HOSPITAL MARCH 19, 1975™ Monies raised by tax- However, they will essiny us a ALBERT SMITH FUNERAL The funeral of the late Al- bert Smith, aged 84, whose dea- th occurred on March 5th; was conducted in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church in Schreiber on i March 8th by the Rev. F.J. Mey- er with Miss Mary Bourke as organist. to the church services, the Royal Can- ion, Branch I09, conducted it's sexrv- s King Funeral Home, with the Rev. F. also offering prayers for the family. ry pall bearers were George Birch, oon, Tommy Bolan, John Power, Denny d Russell Macadam, Active bearers Caccamo, Wallace McCouan, Ivan Martin} anc, Rene Bedard and Borden Ross. ent was in Schreiber Cemetery. ith's immediate survivors are his former Maggie Hawker; four daughters lla Poirier of St. Peterbourgh, Fla.; Mrs. W. Kirkpatrick) of Schreiber; aret Smith and Nellie (Mrs. Don Stew- of Terrace Bay. There are also nine grandchildren and three 3 great grandchildren, and a brother, Joseph of Kent, England. Mr. Smith came directly from England to Schreiber in I909 from his birthplace, Swans- combe, Kent, England and in I9I5 was married to Miss Hawker. He served with the 52 Battal- ion in World War I. In I930 he moved his fam- ily to Dorion, returning to Schreiber in I94I, and retired from the C.P.R. as an engineer in 1955, Mr. Smith's chief characteristic was his gentleness and his absolute devotion, his home and family, and love and communication with other small children. There was always a playhouse in the Smith yard, where hordes of small neighbours met, enjoying endless tea par -ties, and vigorous house-cleanings and re- decorations, in which Albert always took part. Attending the service from out of town : were Kevin Kirkpatrick, Miss Deborah Stewart, and Peter Dube, of Thunder Bay. : 'Mrs. Gladys Hamilton has returned from Tor- onto where she was taking medical treatment.