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PAGE I0 TERRACE BAY NEWS Ta JULY 25, I973 SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Macadam of Winnipeg, Man -itoba visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Macadam and with Mrs. F.C. Macadam, Birchwood Terrace, over the weekend. Also with the Macadam's recently were Mrs. E. Dackray of Port Coquitlam and Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Dejeet and their children Ritchie and Susan of Waterloo, Ontario. Mrs. Ted Wainikka and her family of Winnipeg spent the last two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gerow, Mrs. Wainikka's parents. Mrs. Wainikka has now gone on to visit Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wainikka in Cloud Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Deedo of Pembrooke are holidaying at Walker Lake, while visiting rela- tions and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hill of Pine Grove are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McLellan. Colleen and Susan MacDonald have been visit- ing relations in Atikokan. Kevin and Mitchel McLaughlin are visiting their Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Davey McKay in Sioux Lookout. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Giles of Burmingham, Eng- land are spending a month with the latter's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Reg Bailey. While they are here the Giles will be taken to visit the Bailey's sons and their families - Mr. and Mrs. David Bailey of Ramsy and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bailey of Kinkarden. Mrs. Violet Anderson of Thunder Bay is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Whitton. RUBY REBEKAH LODGE MEETING A smorgasbord supper preceded the June 27th meeting of Ruby Rebekah Lodge which consisted of a variety of delicious salads and casseroles plus desserts. Mrs. Glorie Miller presided at the meeting as N.G. and W. Jones as V.G. Routine business HOBBY STOCK & LATE MODEL RACING THIS SUNDAY AT PENINSULA RACEWAY, MARATHON TIME TRIALS AT 6:00 P.M. FOLLOWED BY RACING IN THE EVENT OF RAIN, RACING WILL BE POSTPONED TO THE FOLLOWING MONDAY AT THE SAME TIMES. was attended to. Committee reported on final arrangements for the U.N. Youth Pilgrimage luncheon on July IIth. All members to be, can- vassed for food, or money towards expenses. Mrs. Gladys Hamilton P.N.G. was elected to the Office of Vice Grand for the 1973-74 term. Mrs. Mavis Slater immediate Past Pres. thanked the members for the kindnesses shown her by the Lodge during her tenure of office. Mrs. Hamilton gave a few highlights of her attendance as Representative to the Assembly. It is expected that Mrs. Margaret Duckwor- th, President of the Rebekah Assembly will be making her official visit to Ruby Lodge on September I2th. A special program is to be arranged for this occasion. Mrs. B. Whent won the attendance prize. "MINIQUIZ Dr. Charlotte Ross. To learn more about this chapter 'in Canadian History -- visit your Public Library. Youshould never | have to repeat | yourself. Think about the hours lost in your operation simply by people trying to talk to one another: manager to foreman, to worker, and back. Now consider the COURIER TRAVELLER I, the world's smallest C.B. radio, that gives you more for your money* than any comparable unit: solid state dependability; no warm-up; 23 channels; plug-in mike; P.A. capability; automatic noise blanker; noise limiter; exclusive safety circuit. Plus a three-year warranty. With TRAVELLER 11, instructions get issued, questions get answered, work is accomplished faster. And when the work gets done faster, the more profitable your business is going to be. Think about it. Then give us a call. *Suggested price $199.95 25 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ont. M5V 2P1 (416) 363-5011 Telex 02-21264 Corin COURIER COMMUNICATIONS