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OCTOBER 8, 1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 SCHREIBER SOCIAL SPECTRUM Among the students leaving for further education are Kevin Scott, who won an Ontario Scholarship of $100.00, and the Schreiber Kin- smen Scholarship of $100.00. He is the only one to enter Queen's University this year. At Western University - Tony Commisso, Ted Ross, Rae Sisson, Gaetane Chicoine, Elda Holland and Holly McKay who won an Ontario Scholarship of $100.00, the local C.W.L. Bursary of $100.00 and the McCausland Bursary of $350.00. At Waterloo University - Paul Caccamo, Mary Bou- rke and Vincent Maronese; At Lakehead U. - Roy Huard, Kathy and Karen Guina, Mike Spadoni, Robin Smith, Larry and Linda Fraser, Bill Sm- ilsky and Brenda Cebrario; Guelph U. - Mark Stokes; Sheridan College - Kim Krause; Humber College - Linda Huard; St. Lawrence College = Darlene Fummerton; Ryerson Institute - Ron Chicoine; St. Claire's College - Suzanne Com- eau; U. of Alberta - Pat McParland; Bishop Strachan School - Shelby Kirpatrick; Coastgua- rd College - Bob Ryan and at confederation College are Donna and Patricia McGrath, Judy Parent and Herb Holmes. Jeff Lee, who has been working with the lo- cal Recreation committee all summer, has just returned from a three week course at the Out- ward Bound School in British Columbia. John Scott has returned from his vacation spent in the British Isles and Ireland. Mrs. Inez McKevitt and Mrs. Bernice Jacomb have returned from a holiday in Sycamous, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Macadam spent their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Dejeet, their daughter Sharon and family of St. Johns, New- foundland. They enjoyed many tours around the province and the day before they left for home were fortunate in seeing a herd of whales. Mr. and Mrs. Hatley McKay drove their Dau- ghter Holly and Elda Holland to London to at- tend Western University. There they met Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dunwoody and went to visit in Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Niagara Falls, Elk Lake and even managed to take in a three day boat tour of the Thousland Islands. United Church Women's Meeting The United Church Women, at their regular October meeting, changed the date of the Ann- iversary Tea. It is to be followed by an ev- ening service when special music will be pro- vided by the Bell Ringers of Thunder Bay. On October 12th a Thanksgiving service will be conducted by the Reverend W. Gibbons of Nipigon, at 7 p.m. Members wishing to attend the 1975 Confer- ence for Women in Kenora, October 17-19, sho- - uld contact Mrs. Winnie Clemens the Secre- tary for furthur information. : Information was received from the Home Ec- onomics Department, Winnipeg regarding pack- age programs which may be borrowed in tapes or study form for limited periods of time. A letter of appreciation will be sent to Mrs. K. Bowlier for her donation of cutlery. Mrs. Beth Macadam, who presided, chose Th- anksgiving as the topic for the devotional period, with Mrs. Margaret Nesbitt reading the Scripture passage. Mrs. W. Clemens read minutes and corres- pondence which included several thank you le- tters. She displayed and apron sent by Mrs. Barrett of Nipigon, to be circulated as a mea- ns of raising funds. Mrs. Norma Fummerton reported receiving the new calendars, for sale at $1.00 and the Pray- ing Hands pens, also for sale. ._ Mrs. Margaret Spillane presented the finan- cial report and the cards sent for various oc- casions. Following the meeting the home baking draw prizes were won by Mrs. Margaret Nesbitt and Mrs. Myra Holmes. The Halloween contests were won by Mrs. Spillane and Mrs. Clemens. Lunch was served by Mesdames M. Holmes, M. Nesbitt, and B. Macadam. ROSSPORT SOCIAL SPECTRUM Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynch of Minniapolis mot- ored here on a fall holiday. Miss Lorraine Seppala and Floyd Harnden are holidaying in Toronto and other eastern points Mr. and Mrs. J. Grubb of Bruce, Wis; Miche- al Moen and Susan Hillery of Minniapolis hol- idayed here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilman of Indian River Michigan visited (continued page 15........ ) NOTICE Due fo the increased popularity of the Annual Firemans Ball it is found necess- ary to limit the attendance to combat the overcrowded conditions. We regret the inconvenience but hope that all those at- tending will come to the Ball fully cos- tumed. Advance tickets will be on sale at the Fire Hall on Friday, October 17th from. 7:00 ~ 9:00 p.m: