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SS cI} IN EVER HAPPEN Pima caw © rear 2 ANSWER BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP TERRACE BAY MOTOR HOTEL PHONE 3209 FORMER DISTRICT RESIDENT DIES IN LONDON His many old friends in the district heard with regret of the death of retired CPR conductor, W.E. Coons, at his home in London, Ontario a February 18. Mr. Coons had resided in Schreiber for forty- six years, from 1908 to 1952. During that time he had been active in sports as a hockey, football and lacrosse player. He is survived by his wife Mary, two daughters, Winona, Mrs. M.B.McMurray of Collingwood, Rita, Mrs. W. Carleton of London and one son, Gerald, of Terrace bay, also three sisters, eleven grand- children and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted in the chapel of the George E. Logan and Sons Funeral Home at | :30 p.m. on Friday and interment was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, London, Ontario. RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS HOLD ANNUAL SPIEL The Telegraphers held their Annual Bonspiel at the Schreiber Curling Club last Saturday. Winners were as follows:= Ist event - Peter Doig, Barry Harper, Peter Christie, Carl Pearson (Schreiber) who received individual trophies presented by Chairman J.A.Whent also trays, compliment of Corby's. 2nd. Event - Coke Campbell, Alex Krystia, Larry Tremblay, Bruce Morgan = won a carton of confec- tionery. 3rd .Event - Johnnie Slobodian, Paavo Pelto,, Bill Baynes and Bill Niemi - won Beer Steins. TO YOU? CROSS WORD 4 Wt FRIENDLY a TT ae DONE, eee" [ AIPIUIRIE MMOIG! 1 IVIE] TIEISISIEINIMAISIEIAI PIAIT MSIE [clr ole! OIVIEIR @ TTIRIO} PIET EIR BMAIRI ISIE] EIRIATSIE BARIUINTT |S] ER (SIE MMSIElEIS) - Terrace Bay. 60 Laurier Ave. Ath Ev ent - A Ramsey Rink - Yvon Beauparlant, Eddie Geogan, Emile Miron and Paul Leger. The winning rink were presented with the Tele- grapher"s Trophy by Chairman Jack Whent. The boys all had a good time with keener competition promised for next year. The group were later enter- tained by friends in Schreiber . Mr. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh have returned to Elliott Lake after visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cavanaugh and Mr.and Mrs. Dan Mac= | Fadyen. Mr. Wm. Edmunds of Sturgeon Falls has been the guest of his son and daughter-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Edmunds, for the past five weeks. AUXILIARY MEMBERS TO SEE FASHIONS The Ladies Auxiliary will meet on Monday evening, March 2nd at 8:15 in the Terrace Bay Community Church. Rev. T.Garnett Husser will open the meet- ing with an Easter Worship service. Guests for the evening, Mrs. Jack Anderson and Mrs. Fred Ford, will be on hand to give the ladies a preview of spring and summer fashions. All ladies are cordially invited to attend. Sympathy is extended to Al Pattison on the sudden passing, Saturday, February 15 of his Father, Mr. John Pattison, at his home in Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Pattison left for Winnipeg where funeral services were held Tuesday, returning home Friday. EATON'S\ OF CANADA CATALOGUE ORDER OFFICE IS AS CLOSE AS YOUR RHONE . . . NO TOLL CHARGE Call ZEnith 15000 . . . Marathon, Ont. Phone in and Place Your Order