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Page 6. Rs TERRACE BAY NEWS ~ March 26,1959 SCHREIPER NEWS C.W.L. HOLD ST.PATRICK'S TEA ~ Leprechauns and shamrocks on the table and gay green aprons worn by the waitresses gave a festive appearance to the St.Patricki's day tea sponsored by the Cahtolic Women's League last Tuesday afternoon in the Town Hall, when Mrs,H.0'Brien was' the convenor-- Mrs.J.Campbell, the.president, receiving. The servitors were Mesdames P.Pegoraro, P.J. Syvitski, W.D.Graham, H.Shack, R.Spadoni, G.Gauthier, J,Caccamo, M.Ryan, J.C.Gagnon, R.Martyn =, W. ohd Line and the: watholic Girls! Club. The kitchen committee' were Mesdames A, Lemieux, E.0'Driscoll, J. M.MoGrath, W.Lew- icke, F.Woodruff, W, Cook, The tables of other aimee, raffles, sewing, etc., were managed by Mrs. G.Vallain- court, G.Cataford, H.P.,Bourguigrion and E. ~~ Mailette. Mrs, H.JsSheehan was cashier, OPEN HOUSE HELD IN SEPARATE SCHOOL Throngs of 'parents and friends visited the Separate School on March 19th during the =: afternoon -when the annual Open House was held, and all rooms open on display. Sister Mary's room, which is ete taught © -at present by Mrs.Anderson, had books and examination papers on display; grades 4 and 5 had projects on deep sea fishing 'and ocean navigation 'as well as social studies: on Africa. Grades 7 and 8 had Easter exam-papers; '.1 put while grades 1 and 2 showed sailors | and sailboats in a construction display. Grades 5 and 6 showed a project on Africa~and on the Great Lakes system and Grades 2 and 3 | showed a complete model Eskimo village. Many admiring comments were made on a very | .interesting portfolio of religious drawings, | beautifully coloured by the pupils. A large Easter Bunny number tree was displayed at ye front of the room with bright~coloured ~~ rabbits on its branches, All the rooms were bright with St.Patrick and Easter Art' work; A dainty lunch'was served by Mrs. S. Chicoine, assisted by Mrs. G.Gauthier, Mrs, B.Paradis and Mrs.Wayne Wilson... Mrs, Alex Lamb isa patient'in Terrace Bay Hospital and also: Mine V.Winters. A group of friends: and hen former assoc- iates on the Spadoni staff, met in Mrs. H3 McCanna's home to present:Jovely gifts for her new daughter, Debora Lynne, The staff: included Mrs.-Spadoni, Mrs. D.0O'Keefe and the Misses Pina Bevequa, Gail Birch, Maureen Morrill, Josephine Diano, Beulah' and Alice Grover and Mesdames Tom Whitton, Wesley Miller, G.Gordon, M.Winters, P.J.Gagnon, J. Smart, P.J.LeBlanc, -L, O*Beit , Earle: Holmes and Neil Ross. HOLY ANGELS P.T.A. TO HOLD HOT CROSS BUN SALE Holy Angels School P.T.A. held its regular meeting March 19th. Minutes and correspon~-- dence were read by Mrs. S.Kusik and the treasurer's report given by Mrs.B.Paradis. Mrs.M.Winters was announced as winner of the 50-50 prize. A large picture of Dean J.C.McHugh has: been placed in the school. CAM Rabe (iG ms WOMEN'S PLIABLE "PLASTIC. OVERSHOES FOR THE ae. fA WiMITED Se OSS AND MUD, WE CARRY STYLES SUITABLE FOR FLAT, ILLUSION SEER, ornt yk Ms & SPIKE HEALS, REGULAR & TAPERED TOES. EACH PAIR = | OPEN FRIDAY TILL.9200 P, M, FINISHED WITH REINFORCED HEELS. $ MIST & CHARCOAL SHADES - - SIZES 4 to 9 WOMEN'S BLACK UNLINED RUBB- ERS, Buy yourself. a pair of Pull-on Rubbers and 'be prepared for the Spring 'Thaw. Reinforced at stress points and non-slip soles. These have the new tapered toe and narrower heel mod- . els, suitable for high and walking style shoes, sizes 5 to 9 xo ay! GIRLS - STURDY PULL-ON =TICHTWEICHT RUBNER OVERBOOTS .. HIGH ie Wink int CHILDS - BLACK SHINY HIGH TOP RUBDER BOOTS TO BE WORN WITHOUT SHOES --- STURDY RUBBER SOLES & SOLID | RUBBER HEELS 4 | = | Sizes 6 to 10 -. A9 RUGGED BOOTS FOR RUGGED : WEAR -- Rubber knee ee boots for 'boys. Heavy quality black rubber, 'corrugated red eee soles | Youths-sizes 11 8 s 34 9g, : Boys-sizes 1 to 5. Beat Be 98) | in tank ae 6 to u 498 HIGHLIGHTED WITH A DECORA-_ TIVE INSTEP EFFECT, RED CHECKED LINING. BLACK ONLY sixes cal *495 MISSES - BLACK SHINY HIGH TOP RUBPER BOOTS. Sturdy rubber soles and solid rubber ---- sizes 11 to 2 ge: 79