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October 12, 1961 as C.WeL. MEETS SUNDAY EVENING (ses cee ee rr a a ee: lar members remains the same as last year. . TERRACE BAY NEWS * Rage 13 Curlers,.with a new club house to use, iid | certainly get a lot more for their money be~-. cause, along with regular curling, it is plan- ned to have more social curling and to make full use of the new club lounge for social activities. Sign up now for a winter of good curling and good fellowship. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Tw) carloads of manure will arrive over this weekend and members of the Society may re-order by contacting Ab Farrow, At the salae time, anyone wishing to have their soil analyzed, may bring samples to Mr,Farrow who will ship them away for testing. Orders for Fall Bulbs may be placed with the Secretary, Gertrude Cotton, accompanied by cash, St. Martin's Bazaar (Continued from Page 11) Parish Draw - Mrs. J. Kennedy together with the tickets, posters and publicity; The Catholic Girls Club had their own Fish Pond, convened by Veronica Fedun and Kit Knauff, assisted by the girls of the Club. Two rollicking clowns, Irene Stuart and Margaret Ann Pineault, at this booth kept the child- ren happy and assisted in the selling of Dolls and Balloons, Many draws highlighted the afternoon's Bazaar and winners of these were: Quilts - Mesdames P, Maleshewski, S, Zwaresh and T, Delarond. The Parish Draw was won by Dolly Louk first and Mrs, A. Theriault, Sherri Timpano won the pretty Cookie Jar and Gail Edmonds the beautifully dressed doll. Mrs, L. Williams won the Gay Go Togethers and Mrs, D. Whalen the filled Candy Dish. - Mrs. Mary Shack of Schreiber was the lucky winner of the lace Table Cloth, Mrs, E. St.Dennis won the Turtle in the Turtle Dish and Mrs, L, Waghorn the Mother and Daughter Aprons, and little Barry Savoy got the Model Kit. CARD O. THANKS - Sincere thanks to all who sent cards, flowers and gifts during my recent stay in Hospital. As al thanks to Mrs, Buck, Dr.McCauslafid afid all the Staff of the Terrace Bay Hosp » Your kindness will al- ways be remembered. (Signed) Lorraine Nesbitt The Catholic Women's League wet Sunday evening in St.Martin!s Parish Hall with Mrs, F,A.Helmink presiding. The meeting opened with the League Frayers. Various convenors gave their reports and Mrs.rhil Stuart discussed the Diocesan Con- vention which she attended in the Spring, The President thanked everyone who helped in making the Fall Bazaar such a success. Very Rev.Dean E.A.Gallagher imparted his Blessing and the closing hymms were accom- panied by Mrs.E.Pineault. The concluding luncheon was served by Mrs.H.Boudreau and her committee, SCHREIBER CHAMBER HEARS REPORTS ON CONVENTIONS At a ineeting on October 2nd in the Town Hall members of the Schreiber Chamber of Commerce and interested citizens heard Mr.Bob Spadoni report on the Northwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce 26th Annual Convention held in Fort William on Sept.2lst and 22nd. Don Beno reported on the meeting of the Upper Lake Superior Tourist Council held in Port Arthur on September 13th. It was decided that the Chamber of Commerce would join the Ontario Camber of Commerce and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, It was moved that a letter be sent to the Town Council requesting permission for the Chamber of Commerce to sponsor the coming elec- tion. A letter of thanks was also sent to Council for their co-operation in improving 'the approaches to the Town and an especial thanks to Councillor Fred Harness for his work on same, The Chamber are looking into the possibility of locating a mobile unit to be used as a Tourist Information Bureau, The sympathy of the comaunity is extended to Mr.H. (Scotty) Hamilton who went from the funeral of his uncle to the bedside of his Mother, Mrs.Mabel Hamilton, as she passed away Monday, October 2nd, in Fort William, WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Mrs. Ann Stachiw, Sr.Regent, presided over the meeting last Wednesday of the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426. The Recorder, Mrs, Doreen Kurylo, read the minutes and various business of the Chapter was conducted. Home Bingo winners, Ann Didura of Schrei- ber and T,3razeau of Terrace Bay, were an- nounced. Cliff Wood, Ken Ward, Cy Brassard and id. Pineault attended a recent galae between the Milwaukee Braves and the San Francisco Giants in Milwaukee. A ball, fouled by Orlando Capada was picked up by Ed who also gained access to the dressing room where Capada autographed it. He also secured the auto- graph of Willy Mays. At a special meeting on Tuesday lorning, held in the Dining room of the Schreiber Hotel members of the Chamber of Contierce wet with Mr. R.Young of the Dept.eof Highways, Access Roads Branch, While Mr. Young made no promises | { } SCHREIDER CHAMBER MOVES ON DUCK LAKE PROBLEM | he provided valuable information on the Duck Lake road problem. With this information the Chamber can now proceed and bring matters to a head. Present at the meeting with Mr,Young were Don Beno, Bob Spadoni, John Halonen, Alfredo Spadoni, the Chamber Secretary, Mrs. M.Ball and the Municipal Clerk, Mr. R.C.Skinner. MEN'S CURLING NEWS (Cont'd from page 9) and former curlers to join. How about form- ing up your rinks right now--or turn your name into the membership committee who will form rinks, The membership committee will have application forms distributed soon and will be making a drive to get rinks foriied in the next couple of weeks, Those on the Mem~ bership Committee are--Jim MacDonald Chair- man, Jack Lang and Alex Crawford, The annual membership fee of $30 for regu- | | Mr.& Mrs.W.E.Cavanaugh have returned from a vacation spent visiting their sons and otter | relatives in Peterboro, Ponty Pool, Lindsay, No.Bay, Sudbury and Elliott Lake. | Mr,.& Mrs.r.Gombola enjoyed a trip round me } Circle Route last week and a visit with Mr.& Mrs.G,Rowlandson in Neenah, Wisconsin,