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Junior to Regulation | Page 6 YREIBER TOWN TOPICS Mrs. Jack Handel is « patient in Terrace Hospital, Al McCorkill, who is also fospital, was visited by his Sudbury. Cynthia Bond has accepted a position with the Paipoonge Public School, A,B.L.M.-1 George Grover, H.M.C.S. Church- hill, is home on three weeks leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grover, _ Bernard Lafond of Montreal spent New Year's = =; = Mrs, John St.Pierre and Mr. and rs, John Branshaw, th j i Lafond's sisters, Lee ss _The annual Staff Dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. A. Caccamo was an especially gala occe.sion this year Since it also marked the fifth oe Se eee of Mr. and Mrs, Jack accamo and the engagement of ; esetin ds Fielicuint -- T s. Ivor Jacomb and Bill G : visit their mother in ae = Stanley Tlijow and his little dav.ehter Gloria Jean, of Nipigon spent New Yearts with his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Wal.ter T1lijow Mrs. David Nesbitt marked her daughter ; Muriel's eleventh birthday on: Jranuary 4th with a skating party for the fryllowing friends: Wanda Buffett, Lynda Lawrence , Marth-Jane McDonald, Charlotte Ross, Da rrel-Lynn Weaver Linda Nesbitt, Sandra Clemens, Laura Morris : Mary-Ellen Gerow, Mary-Vicylet Lang, Patsy , a patient in the brother Dave from Bartel and cousins Joanne Spark : i é s, K Nes- bitt and Jean Tlijow. Pp » Kenny Nes BY SHERWOOD . Shin & Knee Pads, moulded fibre knee caps and. heavy felt padding for complete '| protection. Crafted from selected clear-grained hard- woods 79¢ 95¢ $1.25 $1,50| $1.75, $5.95 & $7.95 $2.00 & $3.00 JARRE seAEHRE : Moulded fibre shoul- der & Collarbone pads ts + roy hs ct et Se ee et at oh, She Al =< LICR With Chace FEL e Reinforced fibreglass ~ F na $ a blade $3,909 % TERRACE BAY NEWS "MAGIC GRIP" _Pre-formed & shaped that need little or no breaking in. Solid leather with large 3 & 4-roli backs, armored thumb, moulded fibre cuffs. $6.95 to $11.95 "January 8th, 1959. SHOWE? FOR MRS. A, C, Rigelsford Hec friends gave a shower for Mrs,A,C. Rigelsford's new daughter, Valerie Mae- Amons; those attending were, Mesdames A, McColeman, F, McDonald, L, Hiller, L. - Johnson, V. Thorpe, J. Winters, Frank Ross, Terrace Bay and E. Fedorak. -- Don't forget the Nurses Bingo Jan. 16th, Friday, 8 P.M, in the Guild Hall, Schreiber. Good Prizes. Help support Mental Health in our District. NOTICE RE HOSPITAL PLAN CONTRACT NUMBERS With -he coming into: effect of the new Ontario Hospital Plan. January lst, we wish to bring to. the attention of all subscribers the necessity of brinz- ing your Contract mymber with you to the Hospital for in-patient or out-patient services since Blue Cross numbers al- ready on fiie will no longer be effective. LADIES CURLING ~ Cont'd from page 3) to the runners-up. To the Ladies who have mentioned their desire to join the Club following the holi- days, we would appreciate hearing from you by January 10th - Phone S,Duquette - draw chairman - 3208. The Hudson Bay Event is scheduled to follow the Borspiel so there is still a (Cont'd Page 7) FOR YOUR COMPLETE HOCKEY REQUIREMENTS PANTS | Heavy duty drél] in Red or Blue, caned and well padded fronts, belt loops, Sizes 28 to 42 inch waist. $2.95 & $3.95 JHE ACCESSORIES ree aE IGE JARRE made for flexibility Helmets, leather & --+ --t- and comfort, Adjust- ACCESSORIES | ~ - foam rubber rein- GOAL STICKS. -- | able to size forced. A complete stock of = 8295 4 $2.25 & $3.95 - gize IRE RHE tape, pucks, laces, garters, athletic supports, kit bags & padlocks, » STOCKINGS $1.39 Pr. sHEaBREE