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PAGE 16 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 26, 1977 The Kinsmen Club of Schreiber, Inc. has, for some eight years, been working and expanding, at considerable expense, a section of beach property commonly known as "White Sand Beach". Two years ago the Kinsmen Club took over owner -ship of this area, plus all buildings and fac -ilities, from the Ministry of Natural Resour- ces to provide a much needed beach and park area for your children and ours as well as for many adults and senior citizens. ' Accompanying this article is a photograph which, we are sure, will indicate to all why we feel this letter was necessary. The build- ing shown was the lifeguard storage shed and shelter. The indiscriminate vandalism evident in the picture tells the story. As indicated earlier, this beach is kept in reasonable shape by the Kinsmen and we would not like to see this beach area returned to the Ministry of Natural Resources but would like to continue to improve and, at this point, restore this much needed area. We are, therefore, asking those concerned enough to care to remember that this is the on- ly beach in this area that can be used by:all, free-of-charge. If the vandalism continues, we will have no choice but to discontinue the beautification of this area. Serving the Community's Greatest Need, we are, THE KINSMEN CLUB OF SCHREIBER, INC. PREVENT DAVIS: The burial service of the late Mrs. Henry * Davis, nee Mary Elizabeth Ford, whose death occurred on May 9th in Thunder Bay, was conduc -ted on May 12, 1977 in the King Funeral Home in Schreiber by the Rev. Quibell of Nipigon. Assisting in the service were members of Ruby Rebekah Lodge, #279 led by Mrs. Winnie Clemens. . The pall bearers were Jody and Larry Davis (grandsons), Barry Harper, Knut Schmiedchen, Mark Santerxe and Frank McKenna. ll Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. ; Prior to the service in Schreiber, the Rev. D. Greenough of Wellesley United Church," in Thunder Bay, conducted. a service in the Kenkin 'Funeral Home attended by many former Schreiber residents. Mrs. Davis was predeceased by her husband in 1939 and is survived by two sons - Kenneth of Schreiber and Melvin of Dartmouth, N.S.; two daughters -~ Eileen (Mrs. William Lidkea) and miss Lois Davis, both of Thunder Bay; twelve grandchildren and eleven great grand- children; one sister - Mrs. Edna Sutherland of Regian, Sask. Mrs. Davis, who was 90 years old, was born in Leitchfield, Quebec. She came to Schreiber in 1908. Mrs. Davis took an active part in the life and affairs of St. Andrew's United Church as a member of the choir and part-time organist. She was a member of the United Church Women and the Women's Missionary Society. For many years, prior to moving to Thunder Bay in 1960, whe was the assistant secretary in the Y..M.C.A, Among those attending the funeral from out of town were: Melvin Davis of Dartmouth, N.S.; Mrs. William Lidkea and Miss Lois Davis of Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Barry Harper, Mr. » 4 and Mrs. Jody Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Santerre, : Verle Thompson and many friends from Terrace Bay. - " ~ SOCIALY Among the parents from Schreiber attending the graduation ceremonies of Confederation Col- 'lege in Thunder Bay on May 14th were: Mr. and Mrs. Rene Lamoureux, to see their son David ; receive his 'diploma as an Electronics Engineer -ing Technician and Mr. and Mrs. George Lengyel to see two daughter graduate - Judy, in Accoun -ting and Janet as a Dental Assistant. Mrs. Wesley Clemens is in Wiarton attending the wedding of a niece.