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Bae: BEE #3 S WITH . pel i 4 bp get WE'RE MOVING TO OUR NEW QUARTERS ON MONDAY, APRIL 5TH - DOWNSTAIRS AT AN- FORD'S STORE - (two entrances - at the rear or through the store). ELEANOR WILL BE IN THE SHOP THIS SATUR- DAY - TONY WILL BE IN TERRACE BAY NEXT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY - ELEANOR WILL BE IN THE SHOP ON SATUR- DAY. TONY'S BROTHER, JOSEPH, HAS JUST COM- PLETED A HAIR STYLING COURSE IN TORON- TO AND WILL TAKE APPOINTMENTS IN SCHREIBER NEXT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ... watch for further announcements .. ANFORD'S DOWNSTAIRS Simcoe Plaza Tonys Ceauty Salon Telephone 825-3855 to thank Doctor Searles, nurses and staff of Terrace her recent illness. LOST - male Siamese cat wearing black collar with red letters, S.Gaulin, 112. Phone 3578. FOR SALE - Housefiold furniture. Phone 3543. ROOM AND BOARD WANTED - for two snonths, beginning April 26th. Ph one 33ll. MAPLE SYRUP FOR SALE - The Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church are again taking orders for Maple Syrup - $7.15 per gallon. Deadline April I5th. Phone 324! or 3234. SOCIAL NOTES (Continued from page 2) and Heather Boyd taking part in the Manitouwadge Carnival. LADIES BONSPIEL (Continued from page |) it ard and Margaret Knight. Syl Duquette of Terrace Bay came in with a good 8 and the Third Event. With Syl were Phyl Kelty, THE NEWS CARD OF THANKS - Mrs. Archie McColeman wishes Bay Hospital and her friends for their kindness during ninth ender to bring herself from behind, taking a.6- " April 1, 1965 Chapleau was called upon to make the draw for the , $50 Bond which went to Pearl Cornell of Port Arthur.) Young Joey Hale drew the ticket to give M.Hogan of Fort William the huge chocolate rooster. On Saturday evening the ladies adjourned to the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel for a banquet. Grace was pronounced by Mary Hale. Jayne Coons was Mis- tress of Ceremony, introducing rinks from Couche- nour, Ft.William, Pt.Arthur, Rossport, Schreiber, Marathon, Heron Bay South, Chapleau, Atikoken, Dryden, Kakabeka and Red Rock. Special awards made at this time went to the rink coming the furthest (E.Schade, M.Ballantyne, M.Lemon and M.McTaggart of Couchenour; to the Larry Norris rink for scoring the biggest end to date (A. Johns, J.Reid and J.Riddell) and the Min McCuaig rink of Schreiber (L.Holmes, M.Martinsen and B.Lidkea) the first rink knocked 'out. Riotous entertainment was provided as Jayne inter- viewed a quartette of Terrace Bay's little whiz kids, Bev.Weaver, Marge Hamilton, Norma Crockford and Lois Shubaly. Elsie Ostling sang a popular little Swedish number before the scene was turned to the Curling Club one winter afternoon as a group of sedate and genteel ladies chatted. This provided one last little dig of the season at the loss of the Silver D, originally scheduled to be held in Terrace Bay, thus removing, we hope, the last shred of locked in frustration of a small but active club. First solo was sung by Louise Gavin, recitation by Ollie Chapman and the chorines were P.Kelty, M.Hale, B.Weaver, F.Gerow, L.Shubaly, M.Hamilton, E.Ostling and Norma Crockford, accompanied hopefully at the piano by Ellen Hodgkiss. Bonspiel Chairman was Phyl Kelty. Mary Hale and Ollie Chapman were in charge of entertainment and on the prize committee with Aggie Paulsen were Elsie Ostling and Pauline Phillips. CAMPBELL RETIREMENT (Continued from Schreiber in which co-operation is vital--no one can succeed by his own effort. Mr.and Mrs.Campbell began the occasion with a dinner party in the Guild Hall, going on from there to the hall. The gifts from the ©..R.T.and friends (a sub stan- tial cheque, handb ag and corsage) were presented by J.A.Whent. From their family the Campbell's received an Instamatic Camera and projector and many personal gifts from friends. Mr.and Mrs. Canpbell will continue to live in Schreiber. Attending the occasion from out of town were Mrs. Prebushewski (Detroit), Mr.& Mrs. Bill Campbell (Chapleau), Mrs.Mary Frances and Mrs.Henry Nolan Joyce Raper and Stephanie Dorman who were awarded electric razors. Their opponents and runner-up was the Nettie Thrower rink of Schreiber with Jean Stitt, Fran Nesbitt and Fran Crawley. Peggy Wellings and her rink of Jean Megraw, Althea Fraser and Jean Rousseau from Terrace Bay came in third and fourth spot was taken by the D.Arthurs rink from Heron Bay South comprised of Polly Nesbitt, M.Bolan and S. Brophy. Mrs .Coons was assisted by Mary Hale and Elsie Ostling in making the awards. Min Blackburn of (London), Mr.& Mrs.G.L.McCuaig, Mrs.H.White, Mr.& Mrs.J.A.Maclsaac, Mr.& Mrs.W.Dewar, Mrs.J.Didych, Geo.Morrow and D.McKinnon, all of Fort William, A.Hannula and Mr.& Mrs.E.Nicol (Nipigon) Mrs.M.Souliere (Sudbury), Mr.& Mrs.S. | Nickoluk, Mr.& Mrs.R.White, Mr.& Mrs.E.Belan- ger, Mr.& Mrs.J.Sakulak, Mr.& Mrs.C.LeBlanc, (Marathon), Mr.& Mrs.W. Bailey, Mr.& Mrs.Frank Ginn, Mr.& Mrs.D. Stewart, Mr.& Mrs.Curley Hales, A.Fraser, (Continued page |4)