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Page 4, --so-suncnor=son-- assent egtennsannesienennenonetcteecithle ae Steeenite: rete sitpemsiiinanane: eatin nasi danagin Apa aaeaamn nee Eee ae naa: Cis aiaaaE p . en DONALD eet : BE SURE you carry enougi INSURANCE OFFICE SCHREIBER TOWN HALL : \ | HERE AND THERE IN SCHREIBER NOTARY pees representing j DOMINION LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY \ PHONE 195 ANNUAL CURLING BANQUET THIS SATURDAY The Schreiber Curling Club will hold their annual Banquet. in the Guild Hall at 6 P.M,on vaturday, May 5th, All curlers and their escorts are invited to attend, ANNUAL TEA HELD BY RUBY REBEKAH LODGE Mrs, Beth Macadam convened Ruby Rebekah Lodge Annual Tea last Saturday. Held in the Town Hall, tea was served to the visitors from individual. tables, each centred with a floral motif, Novelties were sold by J. Macadam and W, Neini while Baked Goods and Candy were dispensed by B, Jacomb, B, Rids- dale and M, Gander, Serving the tea and strawberry covered angel food cake were: Elsie Ross, Lilyan Christie, Marg Lundberg, Aggie Sinkins, Jean Plummer, Joy Riley, Win McKechnie, Lorraine | Weaver and Isabel Hagen,. | Presiding in the kitchen were: Beth Macadam, Dora Weaver, Irene Harness, Myra Holmes and Mavis Slater, Guests were welcomed by Mrs. J.J. Bryson and Jessie McCanna was cashier, The door prize was won by Mrs, Victoria Winters, Pe at rt OPEN HOUSE AT HOLY ANGELS SCHOOL SUNDAY The School Board of Holy Angels Separate School issue a cordial invitation to the Public to attend Open House on Sunday, May 6th from 2 to 5 P.M, Parents and interested friends will be given an opportunity to inspect the new class rooms and enjoy a cup of tea after- wards, | | | | | | Me Mr.@ Mrs, Ray Ray Sisson visited | with relatives Grelph during the |. Kaster holidays. Mr.& Mrs, Oscar Laine motored to Sault Ste,Marie to visit Mr, & Mrs, Richard Remillard, Mrs, Jack Stokes and daughter Cathy are visiting relatives in | Toronto, Cut of town visitors over the holiday included Mr,& Mrs, P, Paige, Ted and Pat of Port | Arthur, with the T,P,Whents, and Cathy Austin of Smiths Falls with the W,R, Burroughts, Mr.& Mrs, W.Olsen had Mrs, | Olsen's Mother, Mrs, E, Johnson, of Port Arthur and their daughte Judy with them, Mr,& Mrs. Gerald Whent and Children of White River visited ie. t. 2 weeks COMMUNITY T PHONE TERRACE BAY NEWS por tp PLEASE TAKE THIS ITTLE Tip: Terrace Bay, Ontario Nay 3, 1962 : BORROW FROM $50 TS $5,000 AT 108 N. Syndicate Street, Fort William, Ontario PHONE MAYFAIR 3-0467. SICKNESS « ACCIDENT- beaTH House mortgages available Exclusive 3 Way Protection 8 ti Ae tt ate a ieaeiegiaac Larry Carmichael of Sudbury was with Mr.& Mrs. Harvey Carmichael, Students Billy Ann and Ivan Cocks from North Bay were with their parents, Mr.& Mrs, Bill Cocks. Miss Sharonne Gellert of Winnipeg visited her parents, Mr.& Mrs, Herb Gellert. ". Cynthia Bond and Donna Slater from St, Joseph's School of Nursing visited Denna's { parents, Mr.& Mrs, D.Slater and Cynthia's grandmother, Mrs, E,0'Connor. Mrs. George Legault and David of Fort William visited her parents Mr.& Mrs. J,D,Bryson over the weekend, et ~ Mrs, John Jaarva and Marlene visited Mrs, Jaarva's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J,Danly- vich, KINSMEN DONATE ISOLETTE INCUBATOR TO HOSPITAL | On Sunday evening Executive and members of the Schreiber Kinsmen Club made presentation of a $1,200 Isolette to the Terrace Bay Private | Hospital. Presentation was made by Mr. Reg. | Bailey who was chairman of this most recent of worthy projects completed by the Schreiber Kinsmen Club. Mrs, Clarence Buck, Superintendent of the Terrace Bay Private Hospital and Mr, Jack Kelty, Hospital Board Chairman, accepted the Isolette; one of the best incubators on the market today - and with it extra attachments; | a vaporette, a super-saturation attachment and a special scale to weigh the baby, Mrs, Buck stated they were most happy to add this important machine to their hospital equipment which would provide every advantage for sur- | vival of the new-born or premature infant, as | it offered true isolation optimal atmospheric . conditions while maintaining ease of access, Accompanying Mr,Bailey for the presentation | was their President, Mr. George Riley, Gordon | Palmer -- Treasurer, Bob Turner, Peter Speziale and Bill Miller, This very active though eI { % small club are completing at present a house numbering pro- ject. in Schreiber through the co-operation of the Bell Tele- phone Company, a far from. small project. In the past they have to their credit among their many civic-minded projects, the dona- | tion in 1951 of the Schreiber Ambulance, They plan to hold their annual} Children's Field Day in Schrei- ber on July 2, this year, NURSES PRESENT CHEQUE TO CAS North Shore registered Nurses | held their third annual dinner | jmecting in St.Andrew's United | Church Hall recently. | Wilfred Weedon, Sr, Case Work--- er, Family Service Dept of the | Children's Aid Society for Port Arthur rDaberict, aes. Page rags. 33) T.V. SERVICES TA 5-3305