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Page 4 RO SKATING SEASON EXTENDED It s been decided to extend the roller skating scason up to and including October 16th this year, so that you may enjoy roller skating every Thursday evening until that date. Come out and participate in this healthful and Ppleas--- ant recreation - the more who skate, the more fun it affords. the Arena, LIBRARY NEWS Mrs. Garvin, Mr. Heenan and Mrs, Herron attend- ed the "Open House" on Saturday, September 20th of the brand new Northwestern Regional Library Co-Operative in Fort William. Library Hours Monday and Wednesday afternoons 2.30 to 4.30 P.M, Tuesday and Thursday evening 7.00 to 9.00 P.M, CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness, messages of sympathy, and beautiful floral offer- ings received from kind friends and neighbors during the loss of our beloved husband and father, We especially thank Doctors McCausland and Whiteside, nurses at the hospital, Mrs. Hopper and Mrs, Stitt; Harry Hall and Billie Marsh; Rev. A, Lavendar D.D., the Masonic Lodge and the Terrace Bay Community Church Choir, Mrs. V.C. Harvey and family. Mrs. Kay Pryor was hostess at a surprise bridal shower Tuesday, Sept. 16th, when Mrs. Walter Sitko was the guest of honour, Mrs, Tychoniuk passed the many lovely gifts from a beautifully decorated basket to the honoured guest as she sat in a decorated chair. Assisting the hostess with the luncheon were Mrs, Vi Fedorak and Mrs, Cora Lemay. Mrs. Joan Gala & son, Keewatin, Ontario is visiting her sister Mrs. Helen Fedun for a couple of weeks, Mrs. Glenna MacDonald entertained at a birth- day party last Saturday to celebrate daughter Marlyn's fifth birthday. Ten guests were present playing party games and enjoying the luncheon. Seen at the Lakehead last Saturday Marg. Simmer, Vicki Brend and Marge Anderson, Joann Stevens also enjoyed a party Monday on cthe occasion of her fifth birthday. Her mother enter- tained thirteen little guests at games and served har the 2 Se RO EO NGI cy) amen mee mem wt ote THERE'S ROOM FOR ALL UNDERNEATH THE UMBRELLA » TERRACE BAY COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION will hold their 10th Annual Meeting Saturday, Oct.25th in the Moose Hall. Dinner at 6.30 and a brief meeting afterward will be followed by a Social Evening which | will take the form of a Cabaret Style Dance. Members, prospective members and friends are invited. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND, Tickets $1.00 | per person, Call J,Graham, A.Farrow, H,Good- fellow, V.Hopper, Bill Jones, or J,Mikus. Terrace Bay News Remember, Thursday evenings at ' September 25; 1958. a party lunch before they left for home with their favors. Mr.&Mrs, C.L. Stevens of Fort Frances are visiting their son Russ Stevéns and family this week, Mr, & Mrs. Fred Duquette left Sunday for their home in Kenora after a visit with thei son Louis and family, Mrs. Ann Stachiw & son and her mother, Mr J. Sadowick returned from Teulon, Man., last Wednesday where they had attended the marria of her nephew Ray Dwornick to Miss Doris Lar on the 13th. Sig Erickson has his brother C. Erickson Kowasson and his daughter Marlene a nurse at Sick Childrens Hospital in Montreal visiting him this week, Mr. & Mrs. T, McMillan & Mr. & Mrs, D, McMillan and son, Fort William, were weekend visitors of the Fred McMillans, Mr. & Mrs, H.L. Ward, Fort William, are visiting the F, McMillan's & will take grand daughter Wendy home with them for a short visit. Mrs.A.Graham of Toronto is visiting her sister Mrs.A.Sinkins and has brought back their mother, Mrs.E.Robb,. Mrs.Helen Wallace, Schreiber, with Miss B.Haughn and Mrs.J,Rowley, Terrace Bay, attended the 43rd Annual Grand Session of the Order of the Eastern Star of Ontario held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, on September,16th to 19th, Mrs.A,W.Harris of Smiths Falls, spent last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J,Rowley. Mesdames, E.Brady, M.McCausland, C.E, Paget and D,.Locking, spent several days visiting in Duluth, Minn., last week. KIWANIS FISHING CONTEST CLOSED SEPT.15TH The Kiwanis Fishing Contest for Child- ren finished on Sept.15th. Winners will be announced in the near future. The winner in each class will be in- vited to attend a Kiwanis meeting for the awarding of prizes. TERRACE BAY PIPE BAND A general meeting will be held for all interested on Tuesday, Sept.30th at 7.00 P.M. in the Recreation Centre Small meet- ing room, Cee CIAL at the Schreier Beauty Salon Scotia Street - opposite Post Office COLD PERMANENT WAVES 6 OO including haircut and finger wave. phone 362. Schreiber