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JuLY 30, 1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE I3 - and her mother Mrs. Schreiber Town Topics = continued Samaritan - Ian Macadam, now of Barrie, and Schreiber friend of Danny's came to offer his truck for the Riley's return home. Darren will fly home with his grandmother Mrs. George Riley Jr. who with her daughter Shannon Geraldine Sutherland have been holidaying in the east. OLD CHEQUE Inez McCuaig was delighted to have the family of the late Bill Alcorn, going through old papers of their father, restore to her a cheque she'd issued, in 1967, for $2.25 for an over-charge to their father. Mr. Alcorn had asked that this uncashed cheque be returned to Mrs. McCuaig who be- lieves it a typical gesture of Bill's and other customers, then, with whom she did bus- iness for the paper. Often, having close to one hundred dollars taken out of her own account, to cover such orders as - Inez, from phone call, or, casual meeting on the street - Renew my paper will you? I'll be over to pay you. Or - Inez - put in a thank you card will you? You know what to say. In fact, for many years, she made more for the paper in Ads, thank you's and renew- als than the Paper paid her for news. And, this cheque, is a typical example of mutual trust - it was for a picture of 'Old Bill Alcorn' and a might 'fish he'd caught in Walker Lake, of which she got an excellent picture. And when she "took' it, Bill said, "Here's $5.00 Inez - get me ten copies, for the kids - if they put it in the paper". Which they did. And, so, she was returning the balance to him. In earlier years, when No. I went out, Thunder Bay (Alpine) . .. 577-6426 Terrace Bay . . 825-3286 Red Lake . . . . 727-2858 Marathon . . . . 229-1213 Fort Frances . 274-7721 RESERVATION CENTRE (807) 577-6426 TELEX: 073-4360 OR CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT westward, around 3 a.m. she often went over to the post office around 2 a.m. with a foot- note, to news, posted earlier, after lying awake and wondering was it an error - or was it forgetfulness, which led a hostess to omitting a name? And, called to make sure having blessings heaped on her - it was an error - and the omission could have led to a frightful family fracus! Miss Mary Hadder, of Toronto visited her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Gary Drake en route to Thunder Bay. BUILDING PERMITS: Building permits issued in Schreiber from January I975 to July I975 include: New Homes - 8 $247,000 Commercial Alterations 6 139,500 Minor additions and alterations - 24 42,140 Total $428,640 One house was moved and two buildings demol- . ished. USE FIRE CAREFULLY ar ($ALY fn OM Royal Canadian Legion Branch 709 Schreiber FIELD DAY MONDAY, AUGUST 4TH 1:00 P.M. Legion Grounds Costume Parade - Prizes - Free Treats RACES - 1:30 P.M. Prizes - Refreshments Booth - Hamburgers - Cabbage Rolls - Pop BINGO - 2:30 P.M. SOCIAL EVENING - $1.00 per person Music = M.V.'s Power Outlet 9:00 P.M. RAFFLE FOR A DEEP FREEZER - Tickets $1.00