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NOVEMBER 30, 1967 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 13 +he "Unknown Friend" drew. Mrs¢ Helen Wallace hes again graciously volunteered to look after this draw. Wednesday, December 13th will also be the date of the Rebekah Annual Christmes Party. Entertainment and e Pot. * Luck Supper will follow the reguler meeting. Bring your favourite or a speciality dish to spark the Pot Luck Supper. No sandwiches, please. There will also be & gift exchange. Please place your name inside the gift you are giving as in previous years. Sante will distribute the gifts by number following other scintillating (7) inventive entertainment. See you on the Lucky Ole Thirteenth. ----_---------- RUBY REBEKAH LODGE NO. 279 Ruby Rebekeh Lodge No. 279, Schreiber, held its reguler meeting in the Lodge Room Wednesday, November 22nd, 1967 at 8 p.m. with N.G. Jean Fisher end V.G. Glorie Miller presiding Routine business was handles. The Charter was dreped in memory of the late Sister Molly Harris, with P.N.G. Florence Whent providing piano solo en- titled "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere". Among gifts and cards dispatched to Sisters ill in hospitel or at home were those to P.N.G Mary Eusband, P.N.G. Agnes Bryson end P.N.G. Jessie MeAdem. V.G. Glorie Miller and Chaplein Lorraine Fadden bot are now fulfilling their lodge duties in an aura of health following their recent surgery in Toronto and Port Arthur respectively. Sister Lilien Christie wes the lucky winner of the evening draw. : An invitation wes extended to all Sisters to attend the A Agate Lodge Christmas Tea and Bazear in Fort William on Dec. lst., 1967. Arnovel Penry Auction was held following the meeting with {tems on the gift table pertaining to the forthcoming Yule- tide Season. Lovely corsages, wrepping appointments and a large assortment of Christmas decorations were there for the winning. Mrs. Jessie McCanna end her committee provided a delightful lunch to terminate the evening. Mrs. Helen Wallace, Mrs. Anna Laine and Mrs. Etta Grey ably handled the Penny Auction. Mrs. Laine won the draw prize of assorted wrapping paper. The Initictory Degree will be performed eat the reguler lodge meeting on Wednesdey January 23rd., 1968. At the regular Meeting on Wednesday, December 13th., 1967 the drew for the populer "UNKNOWN FRIEND" for 1968 will take place. If you wish to participate please arrange to submit a folded paper listing your neme, date of birth(month and dey only), dete of anniversary and indicate if you ere a Mother. Don't be disappointed - be sure to get your name in 2 BIG BINGOS! Let's play BINGO! DEC. 1st. N C a. O R.0O-S:S:F 0.2T Winners at the weekly gemes of the Five Hundred Card Club Wednesdey evening were Mrs. Herb Lif, Mrs. Tom Yandon, and Miss Pat Gerow.. The hostess, Mrs. Eugene Gerow served re~ freshments. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerow were Mr. and Mrs, Peter King and Scott of MacDiarmid. Mrs. Len Ibey is visiting friends in Terrace Bay. ; Bradley Matchett of Toronto visited his mother Mrs. M. Matchett, teacher here over the weekend. Mrs. Alphonse Moses of Heron Bey is visiting relatives at Peys Plat. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Greer and children returned Sunday to Port Arthur efter holideying with relatives . Alice and David Huard of Marathon visited their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bouchard before leaving to meke their home in Mattewa, Ont. Curling Club draw winners were Mrs. Felix Legault- first- second, Mrs. Grant of Barwick, Ont. , and third- Craig Fisch Fischer of Schreiber. A bushel basket of vegetables was won by Mike Morgen of Schreiber, and a set of dishes went to Mrs Minnie MeCuaig of Schreiber. DEC.1 st. bingo... PLACE - - SCHREIBER TOWN _ HALL TIME -- 7:30 P.M. SHARP ADMISSION - $1.00 EXTRA CARDS 25¢ EACH 10 BINGOS FOR 10 LB. TURKEY 10 BINGOS FOR $5.00 CASH... FREE CRANBERRY SAUCE ..... with each bird JACKPOTS - ONE BINGO 1/2 PROCEEDS - ONE BINGO 25 LB. TURKEY - ONE BINGO $25.00 CASH - GOOD NEIGHBOUR $ 1 an PRIZES - - MYSTERY DOOR PRIZE evening | SO MUCH FUN... ALL FOR $1.00! 3 BIG REASONS TO SUPPORT $2,000. donated to Artifical Ice Fund YOUR SCHREIBER KINSMEN $1,000- spent at Sand Lake beach