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Page Re. VwnndCk BaY TO HAVE DENTIST Residents of Terrace Bay and vicinity will be pleased to Meas learn thet a Toronto dentist, Dr. J, 0. Shaunessey is planning on moving to Terrace Bay where he will establish 2 dental practice. His office will be located in the new Terrace Bay Shopping Gentre. Dr. Shaunessey, who recently visited Terrace Bay, plans to return with his family sometime during the month of July. o-0+0 ; PLAYGROUND SUPERVISION Part-time supervision of the playground at Terrace Bay commenced on May 24th under the direction of the Women's Institute. Ladies of the Townsite are voluntarily giving of their time for a two hour period from ROU ous to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday except in the event of rain. Supervisors for the week of May Slst to June 4th are as follows: Monday - May 31 - Mrs. D. Colquhoun and Mrs, G. Maitland Tuesday - June 1 -Mrs. R. H. Frick and Mrs. D. Noble Wednesday - June 2 - Mrs. W..J. Cavansugh and Mrs. L, Martin Thursday - June 3 - Mrs. R. Seed and Mrs. L. Roberts Friday - June 4 -Mrs. A. L. Bonnycastle and Mrs. A.' Mantere 0-0-0 BIRTHDAY BALL A HUGE SUCCESS That bit of diversion at Terrace Bay is still reverpercting with the comments of the fun had by all, The ladies of the St. Martin Getholic Guild wish to thank all who attended, especially those who came from points outside Terrace Bay. There were 186 couples present, The Recreation Hall was beautifully decorated in pastels. Arbors were enhanced with draperies and orange blossoms. Highlights of the evening were: H. Marcotte's six piece orchestra, a floor show con- sisting of our own Terrace Bay talent, and a refreshment booth. H. ilarcotte couldn't have been better. Elsie Rusnak, our "personality number", gave us our glamour. Eddie LeBlanc, "Bing Crosby" of Terrace Bay, crooned a few tunes in a most pleasing manner. And definitely on the beam was Ben Shute in his novelty piano numbers, Master of ceremonies, Jim Piette introduced each number and called on Mrs. Craig to draw the lucky number for the door prize. Lucky holder of the lucky number was no other than our own H. Murphy. As dance chairman, Mrs. Robert Schneble deserves a great deal of credit for her efforts. She was assisted by Terry Paulmert, advertising chairman; Colleen Stokes and Mrs. Gordon Bird, in cherge of the refreshment booth; Mrs. Ralph Shemanski, decorating chairman; Mrs. EB. Cavanaugh, checking chairman; Cathy Tracey, in charge of the door; and Mrs, J. Wig, who supervised the baby sitting service. All of the ladies co-ordinated their activities in such a manner that the dance went off with an air of casualness that belied and gratified the efforts of those who participated in the plenning. It was certainly one of the most successful dances held to date at Terrace Bay. ; 0-0-0 ILLENE OSTLING FETED Miss Illene Ostling was guest of honour at a delightfully arranged shower at the home of Mrs. E. Marriott on Wednesday May 19. After a pleasant evening spent in playing court whist, the bride-to-be was presented with a beautiful powder blue chenille bedspread. OOOe On Tuesday, May 25, Miss Ostling was again feted at a personal shower. On this occasion Mrs, R. Ostling and Miss Dorleen Ostling acted as hostesses, 000 Mrs. R. Ostling, 136 Poplar Crescent wishes to invite the ladies of the community to a tea at her home on the afternoon of June 7, between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. when the gifts of the Stark-Ostling wedding will be on display. o-0O-o 1 DOLLAR WILL BUY 10,000 MATCHES 1 MATCH WILL DESTROY $1,000,000