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10 NORSHORE SENTINEL Thursday 16, 1961 SCHREIBER SCRIBBLES by Norah McGuire I’m just back from doing my weekly shopping plus a short drive around town. The twins aren’t just satisfied to go to the store and back home! This beautiful March sun we’ve seen almost all week turns our thoughts towards spring housecleaning. Guess the local post office will be finished this job ahead of most of us. All this week it smelled of paint and varnish. With ‘wet paint signs all over the place one has to steer a true course from door to wicket. But oh it looks so nice and clean let’s help keep it that way. Just found out a handy use for those plastic liquid detergent bottles that everyone hates to throw away. A friend was telling me this morning that she cuts them off and uses the bottom for flower pots. Use your pinking shearers for added attraction. Mrs. Val Bourk is a patient in Toronto General Hospital. All this extra snow has made the local skiers happy. One of my neighbours, Boyer Gagnon, who has been in Toronto for the past year and a half is very happy about it all. Guess the past few weeks are the first opportunity the ski club has had to use its new hill. And many of the local youngsters spend after school hours busily digging tunnels in the high snow banks. Makes one wish they were young again !! The Catholic Women’s League is holding a Cold Plate Tea, March 17, in the Guild Hall from 3-6 p.m. There will also be a Bake Table convened by Catholic Girls Club and a Fish Pond for .the kiddies. The Evening Group of St. Andrew’s United Church is holding a Shamrock Tea, March 18 in the Church Hall from 3-5 p.m. A Baby Shower was held recently at the home of Mrs. Thelma Olson, for Mrs. Joyce McCuaig. The evening was spent playing bingo, and Mrs. McCuaig was presented with a gift by her friends. Lunch was served by the hostess. Those attending were; Mesdames: C. Boon, M. Kosticke, P. Moon, J. Turner, R. Collinson, I. Bolan, J. McCuaig, T. Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bisseau and sons Gregory and Gary of Fort William spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. Olson. St. John’s Ambulance held their meeting Monday evening in the Town Hall with Mr. Wally Cringle Divisional Superintendent presiding and 12 members present. Minutes and correspondence was read by Mr. W. Olson. A letter was read from Mr. G.A. Scott, president Minor Hockey Association, asking St. John’s Ambulance Brigade to have a member or two in attendance at all future minor hockey games. Mr. Cringle asked that any organization holding a public affair and wishing to have Brigade members present, please contact him or any other member. Mrs. Helen Jartus, Past Divisional Superintendent, gave a demonstration on bandaging. Following the meeting the members met in the United Church Hall for lunch. During lunch Mrs. Sima Willoughby presented a gift to Mrs. Helen Jartus in recognition of her services during the past when she was Divisional Superintendent. A special cake was made by Mrs. Rummery for the occasion. The Ruby Rebekah Lodge held their meeting March 8th in the Town Hall with Mrs. Alethea Morris N.G. and Mrs. Florence Whent N.G. presiding. Mrs. Jessie McCanna gave her C.P.T. report, asking members to return all tickets by March 31. Mrs. Beth Mac Adam reported on the Calico Tea and Bazaar to be held April 8 in the Town Hall from 3-5. All donations of Bazaar articles, value not to exceed $1.00 should be turned in to Mrs. Jessie MacAdam, Ruth Collinson, Alethea Morris, Beth MacAdam. Mrs. Harriet McBride volunteered to look after entertainment for the District meeting to be held at the end of March. SUNDAY SPORTS VICTORIA (CP) - The British Columbia Union of Municipalities has requested provincial legislation permitting local votes on Sunday sports. COWS’ CONTRIBUTION EDMONTON (CP)- Among the main contributors to Alberta’s $47,000 dairy industry are milch cows. There are about 250,000 head in the province. 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