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PAGE I2 TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 25,1974 SCHREIBER TOWN TOPICS Among the relatives, from Schreiber, attend -ing the wedding of Joanne Harris and Bill Robinson, RCMP, of Toronto, in Chapleau, on September I4th, were Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Art Parent, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCouan, Mr. and Mrs. Ives Henri, Mrs. Charlie Boon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prescott, Russell Weaver and his daughter Terri Lee, and the following friends = Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cocks, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Webb, and H.W. Gellert. Mrs. Mary Kazmierczak, attended the recent convention of Cancer Society in Fort Frances. The local Association is very proud of a spec- ial commendation for their effort in raising $I,135.00 for the fund. Shelby Kirkpatrick has returned for her second year to Bishop Strachan College in Tor- onto. Before he left for his new home in Thunder Bay South, George Duncan was presented with a gift from his old friends and neighbours on Columbia Street, the presentation made by Mrs. Joe Campbell and Mrs. Nelson Smith, with a ho- st of good wishes and their regrets in losing George from Schreiber. Jack Webber, of Toronto, spent last week in Schreiber, visiting friends of his school days Mrs. Bernice Jacomb has returned home after a long visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Briggs (her sister Toots) in Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Annie West has returned to Thunder Bay after visiting relations and friends in Schreiber. The Schreiber Minor Hockey Association has elected the following officers for this seas- on: Fred Harness, president; Rod Bryson, vice- president; Mrs. Betty Huard, secretary; Frank McKenna, treasurer; Executive - R.B. Spadoni, Ivan Martin and Ted Wilson. Bob Ryan has returned in his second year, to study at the Coastguard College, Sydney,N.S. Mrs. Della Moore has gone to Medicine Hat where her brother-in-law, Alfred is ill. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George King and Joe King are Mrs. Robert Chirnside and her daughter Cindy of Pefferlaw and Mrs. Wendel Harrison and daughter Karen of Arora. = continued .page I3 ..e.seessi Fran Clik dD, f Se hreiben FIRST ANNUAL : DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th SCHREIBER HIGH SCHOOL DANCING FROM 9 P.M. to1A.M. TO THE MUSIC OF "ADRENALIN $5.00 per couple REFRESHMENTS 5/$3.00 BOWLING CLINIC SEPTEMBER 26--27--28 FREE BOWLING FOR ALL ADULTS This Clinic is being held for people who do not know how to bowl and would like to learn and for those people who know how to bowl & would like to practice before league bowling starts. Instructors will be available to help show people how to mark score and to bowl. Hours: 2--4 P.M. & 7:30-9:30 P.M. DOREEN'S SNACK BAR BOWLING SNACK BAR HOURS - 9 A.M. to II P.M. NOTE - Help Wanted - full and part time waitresses. ° Apply: Doreen's Snack Bar. [a --- 4