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PAGE 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 27, 1978 WHITTON: The funeral of the late Donna (Mrs. Jack Whitton) aged 40, whose death occurred on September 17, 1978, in a traggic acci- dent, was conducted on September 20th in St. John's Anglican Church in Schreiber, by the Rev. Tim Delaney of Nipigon. Mrs. Dorothy Lengyel was the'organist and the hymns chosen were 'The 01d Rugged Cross!, 'Abide With Me! and 'Rock of Ages'. The honorary pallbearers were Wayne Wilson, Edward Singleton, Jack Winters, Arnold 0'Keefe, Avery Duncan, Norman Boon, Aurel Major, Gerry Thrower, Michael Thrower, Ted Riley, Danny Glad, Harold McParland, Jim Duggan and Lloyd McLellan. Active pall- bearers were Paul Martin, Kevin Mullins, Douglas May, Aurel Gauthier, Albert Yates and Ronald Harris. Interment was in Schreiber cemetery. Mrs. Whitton's immediate survivors are her husband Jack; children John, Lloyd, Wesley, Kathy and Fred; her father, Jack Watts of Thunder Bay; brother, John Watts of St. Johns NeBe; and many relations in Schreiber and in the west. She was predeceased by a son, Terry, in 1960 and her mother Beatrice Watts in 1975. Mrs. Whitton came to Schreiber in 1956 and for the past five years was employed with the Schreiber municipal staff. Among the many from out of town attending the funeral were Jack Watts, Thunder Bay; John Watts, St. John NeB.; Mr. and Mrs. George Cryderman, Terrace Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Roy, Sioux Lookout; Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Granger, Kelona, B.C; Mrs. Grace Beuley, Mrs. Ruth Barret, Thunder Bay; David Mercier, Hornepayne; Stan Hillier, Rexdale; Don Anderson, Winnipeg; Mr. and Mrs. Avery Duncan, Thunder Bay; Stan |liston, Red Lake; Mrs. Eva Bailey, Mrs. David Burnside, Irving Bailey, Thunder Bay; Mrs. |rene Mikus, White River; Mrs. Gertrude Boyd, Mrs. Joyce Mercier, Terrace Bay; Art Duhamel, Geraldton; Mr. and Mrs. A. Goodmurphy, Emo; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McCuaig, Mrs. Sylvia Clar and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCuaig, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCuaig, Miss Myrna McCuaig, Thunder Bay and Dan Brown and Cam Todesco of Nipigon. CHIMO CLUB: Helen Wallace presided for the regular September meeting of the Chimo Club, asking for a minute's silence in tribute to Mrs. Mclnnes of Terrace Bay, a former members Mary Chadwell, card secretary reported sending many sympathy and get-well cards and paying several visits to Birchwood Ter- race residents during the summer. The Northwestern Alliance conference in Thunder Bay will be attended by Cyril and Alice Sparkes. November 4th was set as the date for the Club's Christmas tea and bazaar. Penny Auction will tollow the October meeting, with each member asked to donate three articles and bring food for a pot luck lunch. ART CLUB: The Schreiber Art Club at their September meeting made the following plans for classes: Monday afternoon, Leisure painting, 1 = 4 pum.; Tuesday evening, Children's class, 7 = 9 p.m.; Wednesday evening, Adults, 7 - 10 p.m. Two weekend workshops will be set up, one for this fall and one in the spring. All events will be held in the Public School. Schreiber Parks and Recreation ARENA UPDATE: Everything is moving along very smoothly. All the neces= sary data has been received and is being documented on the forms, to be forwarded to Thunder Bay and onto Toronto. It is highly unlikely that this project will start in 1978, but will start in the Spring, if approval is received. We have gotten favourable response back from Toronto as far as our enriched Wintario grant, It will be on the full replacement value of the arena, not on $120,000.00 as we had been told. This is a direct result of the in-depth study done in August, 1978. : From here it is a matter of making sure all information is documented and detailed, the proper forms and figures are sub- mitte! and waiting for the results. Additional Private/Public monies will have to be raised so we can benefit fully from Wintario. The exact amount is not known at this time, however, once it is, the public will be made aware. The total in cash, pledges, payroll at this time is $107,092.39. Of this $52,458.39 is cash, $54,634.00 is remain- ing pledges and payroll. Those who made pledges are asked to come to the Town Office and make the monthly payment or what- ever your method of donation was when making your pledge. The Fund Raising Committee and project is in a Catch 22 situation, where people are saying no construction - no dona- tion and yet if there is no donation - there is no construc- tion. . Continued page 13 .... Lakehead ® University COURSES The following are possible Of f-Campus courses to be offered. in our area this fall: SCHREIBER - TERRACE BAY - Social Sciences - Psychology, Sociology or Anthropology Introductory French 1000 MARATHON - Business 1661 - Introductory Accounting Education 4549 - Movement Education Geography 2330 & 2350 - Geomorphology Anthropology 4811 & 4813 - Special Topics ANYONE [INTERESTED IN ANY OF THESE COURSES MUST CONTACT: B. PETERS (825-3505) by FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1978 MR. PENTE PAULARINNE, DIRECTOR OF CONT IN- UING EDUCATION, WILL BE IN TERRACE BAY IN THE NEAR FUTURE TO FINALIZE ALL COURSE ! OFFERINGS (IF THERE IS ADEQUATE INTEREST)