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WOCOL Kit Knauff, Communi- cator, who arrived home from Halifax, N.S., by plane Saturday for a three week visit at home with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Clifford Knauff, Sr. Mrs. Frances Hersey of Port Arthur spent the Thanksgiving weekend visiting her son Don and family. Mr.and Mrs. E. Montey of Dryden with song Brian and David with his wife were Thanks - giving weekend guests with their three daugh ters, Marge Larson, Elsie Berndtsson and Doris Gerlach and their families. Another daughter, Nora Peters, husband Andy and children, of Nipigon, and Andy's father of Timmins, joined the family circle. SHELL Dealer The local Association to Guides and Brown- ies will meet on Monday, Oct. 25th at 8.15 p.m. in the Community Church Hall. Gui- ders are reminded to have representatives at this meeting. Mrs. Lil Harris, as President of the Ter- race Bay Branch of the Cancer Society, attended a meeting of the East Thunder Bay Cancer Association last Friday evening in Port Arthur. COURSES CONDUCTED OVER WEEKEND Two courses were conducted over the week} end in Terrace Bay,under joint sponsorship of the Community Programs Branch of the Dept. of Education and Terrace Bay Recrea- tion Association. One, held in Ceramics with instruction by Mr. Ron Roy of Toronto, was intended to upgrade the knowledge and skill of potters in this area. Candidates at- tended from Marathon, Red Rock, Nipigon and Terrace Bay. They studied good shape or form in pottery, design in decoration, how to adjust local clays and a demonstration in glaze formulas. Mrs. Gladys Whitehead of Winnipeg con- ducted the weekend course in Choir and Choral Group leadership. Candidates in his course came from Manitouwadge, Mara- thon, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Red Rock continued p. Eee ae N EW: re ae ALT Le ALCOHOL 18 SOMETHING THAT VERY OFTEN PUTS THE WRECK |W RECREATION Phone 825-3268 October 21, 1965 FOR SALE - one automatic washer and one dryer. Also one 1953 Volkswaggen. Phone Schreiber aot. FOR SALE - the Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church are a- gain taking orders for Xmas cakes, approximately 2 1/2 lbs. to be. sold at the annual Bazaar on Nov. 20. Phone orders to 3562. INTERESTED IN PLAYING IN A BRIDGE CLUB? FOR TERRACE BAY AND SCHREIBER RESIDENTS SEE SCHREIBER NEWS FOR DE - TAILS. SH EG Dealer ROLY SINOTTE CURLING NEWS The Annual Meeting of the Men's Curling Club was postponed from October 18th to October 25th. It is hoped that all members and prospective members will make a special effort to attend on the 25th. GOLF NEWS Joe Caccamo, committee Chairman for the golf windup banquet and dance to be held on Oct. 23rd would like to have all ticket sales turned in or reported immediately. During the past week ticket sales have increased but there are still many who have not yet purchased theirs. We would like to urge these members to get their tickets before the 23rd so that dinner arrangements can be better estimated. Members should realize that this is.a great opportunity to demonstrate their inter - est in the social development of the club. Future facilities for social functions such as aclub house, though costly, are neces- sary but justification for such expansion will depend on the numbers. Let us show this need by having all members take in the wind up party and making it a terrific success. Dinner will start at 6.30 p.m. followed by presentation of prizes and awards and a talk by Jack Thomas. The dance should start by 9 p.m. with music furnished by a good or- chestra. There will be many 19th hole 3es- sions with refreshments available. Non- members are welcome--if you can't attend the dinner plan to take in the dance. FOR SALE - upright refrigerator -freezer. This is a beauty and in almost-new condition, Phone 3747 days - 3243 evenings. WANTED - clean rags for use in printing shop. Phone 3747 for price and pickup.