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{ | ! i i | i i | i | ' | | l | { | | f i | | i | phone Page, 4 HERE AND THERE IN SCHREIBER John Halonen, Philip Mooréy and Ivan Cocks are home for the summer from Scollard Hall, North Bay. Harold Shack is home from studies at St. Paul's. College, Winnipeg, Patsy Huminicki arrived home over the week-end from St, Joseph's College, North Bay. C.P.0, Mel. Davis, R.C.N., and Mrs. Davis of Dartmouth, N.S,, accompanied by Mrs.Davis! parents, Mr, and Mrs. A, Swift, are visiting Mr. Davis' mother, Mrs. H, Davis, the A. Lidkeas's and Ken Davis families and J. Ford, Dorothy Sly has returned home after spend- ing several weeks with her brother Rev, Douglas Sly and family in Winnipeg also her Sister and family Mr, & Mrs. E, C. Downie in Cranbrook, B.C. Relatives attending Rev. D.M, Sly's ordination service were: Mr, & Mrs, T, Priske, Halifax; Mrs. G, Post, Whitby; Mrs. L, Boubanier, Churchill; Mickey Priske, R.C.M.P,, Vancouver; and Dorothy Sly, Schreiber, Aurele Gauthier, son of Mr. & Mrs. A. Gauthier, who has been in the C,.P.R, Freight Office at Marathon for the past five years, has been transferred to the same department in Esp®nola, where he will be Chief Clerk and Cashier, Jimmie and Ralph Potter of Toronto have arrived to spend the summer holidays with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, L, R. McCuaig, TERRACE BA Y NEWS June 23, 1960 ST. ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH PICNIC JUNE 20m, | St. Andrew's United Church Annual. Sunday School and Congregational Picnic will | be held at McLean's (Creek). park on Sunday, afternoon, June 26th, Cars leave the church at 1.30 P.M, Anyone with space in their car,) kindly call at the church for anyone not having transportation, Families please take | a basket lunch, Tea, milk and sugar will be provided. Bring pop for the children, 1 FAREWELL PARTY HELD FOR LAURIE HRYNYK | Laurie Hrynyk was the guest of honour at | a party held at the home of Cathie and Nancy | Austin when a group of her school chums met to bid Laurie farewell before she leaves for her new home in Fort William. Those attend- ing were: Betty Reid, Wanda Buffett, Jane Singleton, Wendy Weaver, Karen Lidkea, Melanie Ross, Helen Harness, Norma and Judy Walker. Laurie was presented with a gift with her friends! best wishes, CORRECTION Last week's issue of the News, under "Legion Ladies Plan Many Varied Activities", the fourth paragraph in part should have read as follows: The Ways & Means Committee will sponsor a Draw for $50.00 to be drawn on July 6th - not July lst. Perma Aluminum-Produets I8QN: CUMBERLAND «ST. | Port Arthur Ont. | | Li-4] 8 3p MANUFACTURERS OF ALL ALUMINUM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINGS, SIDINGS AND RAILINGS-- BUY DIRECT FIRST LINE LIFETIME ALUMINUM SELF STORING WINDOWS -- INSTALLED COMPLETE WITH SCREEN 5237) SY NE eR ALBERT. CADIEUX _Jerrace AND SAVE SELF STORING ALUMINUM DOORS 6950 59 Lauriér Ave. Bay Ja3-3656