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Page Ge: Steen-Doig vows and Eila Duchaher, aunts of the bride. Pour- = were Mesdames V.Galvin and T,Whitfield, Servitors were Missee Julie Stachiw, Florence Chorney, Donna Lohr, Freda Heinrich, Pat Romaniuk and Sandra Solly, Eleanor Grea- dal circulated the guest book, The newlyweds left for a wedding trip to St.Paul 'and Minneapolis. Prior to their marriage the bride was en- tertained at a Miscellaneous Shower in Port Arthur when Mrs,Maime Peuramaki, aunt of the bride, was the hostess; a Miscellaneous Shower in Terrace Bay with Mrs.V.Galvin and Mrs.G.Dodge the hostesses, and a weiner roast and presentation by the office staff of Kimberly Clark Pulp and Paper Co.Ltd, A stag was held in Schreiber for the groom, NORTH SHORE NURSES GROUP ~The fall meeting of f the North Shore Nur- ses Group will be held in the meeting room of the Recreation Centre of Terrace Bay on Monday, Sept.15th at 8:00 P.M, All nurses of Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Marathon, Rossport and the surrounding dis- tricts are asked to attend this meeting. Miss Dorothy Adams, R.N. President of the RNeAeOe District No.10 of Ft. William will be the guest speaker, GIRL. GUIDES The Girl Guide Company will resume ac- tivities for the coming year 6n Wednesday, September 10th, meeting to take place in the High School Auditorium from 6:30 to 8330 and will be under the, leadership of fride Captain Middaugh. BROWNIFS The Brownies will resume their activities with Pack One under Brown Owl Mantey on Sept, | lith, Pack Two under. Brown Owl Anderson on Friday, Sept.12th and Pack Three under Brown Owl King on Tuesday, Sept.9th. Brownie meetings will take place in the large meet~ ing room at the Recreation Centre at 63:30. Any girl reaching the age of eight inter- ested in Brownies or any girl reaching the age of eleven and interested in Guiding are asked to contact Mrs.E,.Berndtsson for further information. ALL KINDS OF BAKING '8% eae ee Rt ee OCCASIONS WE HAVE A FIRST CLASS BAKER AND ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR HOMEMADE BREAD, CUPCAKES COOKIES, BRAN MUFFINS, DOUGHNUTS & PIES, Jhe Jravellers Home call Schreiber 324 wy TERRACE BAY NEWS \4 September 4, 1958 PUNCH FO "= , This . -.. Gregory McLellan "Punched for Safety' and selected a prize. winn- ing slogan worth approximately $10.00, This week's slogan "THE TIME FOR SAFETY IS Now", Last week only five persons received silver dollars for knowing the safety slogan. They were: Alex Sinkins, for- bes Cruickshank, Len Swirhun, Roy Linnert and Bill McClenaghan, CURLING CLUB NEWS On Thursday last the executive of the Men's Curling Club held their first. met- ing of the year, They appointed Committee Chairmen for the coming season and drew up several recommendations for presentation to the general membership at the Arnual meeting which will be held on Sept,.29th, The executive hope that the Club men- bership will increase substantially this . year and it was with this thought in mind that the above mentioned recommendations - were Crawn up, They deal with the follow- ing matters; dues--type of draw--method of choosing rinks and prizes, All club men- bers will, of course, be given an oppor- tunity to discuss and vote on these matters at the Annual Meeting, Committee Chairmen are as follows; Secretary - Cliff Woods Membership - Ed, Pineault Draw -~- Barry King Entertainment -- Howard Solly, Ray Boyle House, Rules,Publicity - Clarence Mann, Property & Prize - Chas.Koski, Brian Peterkin Bonspiel - Len Crockford High School Curling - Len Crockford Special Events - ¢,.'Curly! Hale, The Executive expect the coming Season to be very successful, However, they -- will need the enthusiastic support of every club member to achieve this goal and, more especially, to attract new mem- bers. ART CLASS REOPENS THURSDAY, SEPT,.11th We meet in the large meeting room at the Recreation Gentre, If you have no material with which to work supplies are available at a 20% discount. New and prospective nembers always welcome, ee NOTICE TO ACTIVITY GROUPS All activity groups wishing to use the High School Auditorium or Recreation Centre Meeting Roma during the cOning Season are urged to make reservations at once, Arrangements may be made through the Recreation Office, Do it Now] RECREATION OFFICE HOURS "For the balance of the month, anyone 'wishing to contact the Recreation Office should: do so in the mornings, between Monday: and Friday, ROLLER SKATING THURSDAYS - from 7 - 10 P.M. in the Arena until the end of the month, There's only 4 skating nights left,