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PAGE 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 12, 1972 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Female Position: \SHIER TYPIST Applicant must be able to type and must have pleasant telephone manners. Excellent fringe benefits and pleasant working conditions. Salary open. Contact Mr. Boden at: = Avco Financial Services Schreiber From 9:00 A.M, - 5:00 P.M. 824-2411 FASTBALL BANQUET - cont'd High average batting trophy- Dick Mannisto; Most improved player- Albert Courtemanche; League trophy=- Gibson's Team; Play-off trohpy- Legion Team. A round of applause thanked the United Church Women who catered for the dinner which was follow- ed by a cabaret dance. U.C .W. PLANS CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The United Church Women, at their October mee- ting, made a donation to the Sunday School for supplies. Mrs. Beth Macadam reported on the most success- ful Fall Fair. Orders were taken by Mrs. Norma Fummerton for the Church calendars. A Hallowe'en coffee party and bake sale was planned for October 28th, to be held in the Church Hall. Mrs. Della Moore reported sending 63 cards for various occasions. Plans for the December 9th Christmas Bazaar Tea were discussed with the hope that donations for this would soon start coming in. Mrs. Macadam and Mrs. George Gordon will pre- pare for the Communion service on October 8th dnd also arrange suitable Thanksgiving decorations. Mrs. Winnie Clemens read the Scripture passage and Mrs. Lilyan Christie offered the prayer. Mrs. June Dukes presided for the meeting with Mrs. Bern Whent reading minutes and Mrs. Margaret Spil- lane presenting the financial report. MRS . RODDIS HONOURED AT FAREWELL PARTY Mrs. D .Q. Hamilton was hostess for a farewell party honoring Mrs. Walter (Jackie) Roddis who is leaving for a new home in Chapleau where her hus- band has been transferred by C .P.R. and promoted to Assistant Signal Superviser. On behalf of the twenty-eight friends present, Mrs. J.D. Bryson presented Mrs. Roddis with an oil pain- ting of a local scene, painted by Mrs. Alice Sparkes, along with a casserole and tiered cake dish in hammer- ed aluminum. Hors d'oeuvres, sandwiches and small cakes were served to the guests who included Mesdames Joyce Boyer, Margaret Walsh, Ruth Ann Birch, Rosa Speziale, Bonnie Costa, Shirley Krystia, Dorothy Lengyel, Agnes Dietrich, Jean Tremblay, JoAnn Parent, Neen McKenna, Ruth Collinson, Faye Green, Mrs. Wagner (Toronto), Muriel Lark, Betty St.Amand, Laura MacDonald, Norma Courtney, Dolores Spikula, Jackie Turner, Jackie Tremblay, Eileen Wykes, Glorie Miller, Shirley Brown and Mrs. J. Morris, Mrs. Roddis' mother. SCHREIBER TOWN TOPIC S A joint TOPS group, between Schreiber and Terrace Bay has been formed with 18 charter members and later ones bringing the enrolment to 33. And with the interest shown, their predicament may be, (one mem- ber drolly remarked) becoming 'top heavy '-=- in mem- bership. Three delegates were sent to the recent Northwestern Ontario Rally Day in Thunder Bay and Continued on page 13 I Notice of Meeting A meeting of the Schreiber Minor Hockey Association will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Friday October 13th, in the Anglican Church Base- ment. If there is to be a minor hockey programme this year, your attendance is essential.