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~ SWINE FLU CLINIC vSchteiber and Terrace Bay FeBLdents "showed up in full force Wednesday, December 8th to take advantage of the Swine Flu Clinic at Birchwood 'Terrace. © DANCE-A=THON: dia ; On December 10th and llth the Lake Superior Students-~Council (Schreiber Campus ) held a twelve hour dance-a-thon to help fund school jackets and rings for the students of +L. .SH.S. BEveryone including members of the student council felt this dance-a-thon went over very well. Eighteen couples started at 9:00 p.m. Friday night and all eighteen couples finished © - saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. 2 Mr. Cooper was our disc jockey from 9:00" p.m. Friday until 1:Q0 a.m. Saturday. Then A Nicki Figliomeni finished the dance-a-thon with members of the Student: 'council helping "him. During the dance-a-thon Mr. Handy announced ~ he would go home and get his guitar and sing = for us if he could raise $25.00 in pledges and 'would donate the pledges to the student coun- cil. "He raised this amount and sang for us. - Leslie Comeau also sang for us after-the tudent council collected $24.00 in pledges. Karen Zaporzan made the most money in twelve hours. Her total was $212.60. : Prizes will be distributed to all dancers who finished and to Karen Zaporzan, who made the most money. These will be given out at a later date. , A special thanks goes out to all the students and staff who supported the Stu- dent Council and helped in any way. - rd submitted by' : Terry Birch. | son, CHRISTMAS VACATION: ELA The Christmas vacation for students of Lake: = Superior High begin at noon on December 22nd. Classes resume on Monday, January 3rd. Due to the holiday season there will be no High School News Column until the week of Jan- uary 10th. - We wish at this time to extend our Best 'Wishes for a Happy and Safe Holiday to all our readers. DR. J.E. THOMPSON: , Word was received by Lester McCuaig, his 3 brother-in-law, of the death of Dr. J.E. "Thomp- in Toronto on December 15, in his 87th. year. : : ' ; Dr. Thompson's immediate survivor is his wife, the former Otto McCuaig of Schreiber. ." Dr. Thompson, who served in both World War ° I and II, was a Life Member of the I.0.0.F. 'Schreiber Lodge, a Life Member of Shuniah Lodge, A.F. & A.M., Thunder Bay and a Life Mem ~ber of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons. Dr. Thompson spent practically all his many years of active practice in Schreiber and tri- butes: to his skill still exist in the town and in many other places. When he left Schreiber to retire, as he thought, he was promptly called to. service in the Toronto school system from which he retired. The funeral service was held on Thireday, December 16, in Turner and Porter York Chapel on Bloor St. onto. Dr. Thompson resided at 1098 Kipling Ave.. IsHngeon, Ont. y in Toronto with interment in Tor-: KOOL KATS : The Schreiber Kool Kats elected the follow- ing new slate of officers at their December meeting: Ron McBride, president; Bill Roen, vice president; Karen McBride, secretary; Neil Nesbitt, treasurer; Schreiber membership con- vener, Theresa Garneau; Terrace Bay Membership Convener, Rob. St. Louis and Steve Barnett. SOCIAL: On December 19th the toval Order of Moose entertained wives of deceased- 'members. The ladies were presented with a corsage and gift from the Loyal Order of Moose. Dinner .was served at the Restaurant LeBlanc, Schreiber, Ld - % ~ DR] gr Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Leary a son ont December 20th.