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"March 8, 1962 TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO. Authorized Dealer CHRYSLER---PLYMOUTH-FARGO-VALIANT . Sales --- Service - Parts Phone TA 5-3723 | Corner Highway 17 and Mill Road | | Top selection of Quality "Used 'Cars and trucks * TOP TRADE-IN PRICES GIVEN EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED * _ WE WILL NEVER GE UNDERSOLD * *% WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL FORWARD LOOK REBEKAH NEWS({Continued from Page 4)~~ | | | Mrs. A. Laine and her team, | Mrs. Beth Macadam read the minutes and ; correspondence which included a request for { a donation, from the Navy League of Canada- (granted, ) Following the next meeting on March 14 ! which celebrates the anniversary of Schuyler | Golfax, a card party'will be held to' which » { members may bring guests. Mrs. A. Etches and i Mrs, A. Laine will convene the lusch for ' this occasion. Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs. Whitfield thanked ' the Lodge for their hospitality. : The meeting was in charge of Mrs, F, Whent, N.G. and Mrs. J. Plummer, V.G,. ' Few residents on the west - nor on Scotia | $treet, will speak so blythely of the ' 'good old days! since the disaster when the i town main broke and deprived them of water until a repair was made. Despite the dis- comfort of their situation native wit lightened the gloom as various householders |} invited the cold councillors, consulting on 'ways and means, for a hot drink-IF they i brought the water. j Mrs, A. Smith, of St. Joseph's Island, i Ontario is the guest of her daughter, Mrs, 'DfArcy McGuire. MillWay MOtOLS. one: « seis youn Gy oewe BIAL TA 5-3723 "Flowers, a duet - June in July, Page 9 PAUL ~HOUDREAU In Terrace Bay - we are your friendly B.A, SERVICE STATION where you get SERVICE witha SMILE, Class A anic on duty at all times to service all makes of Cars and Trucks. ~--------- SPECIALIZING IN --------~ * AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS CARBURETORS * COMPLETE MOTOR OVERHAULS * % WELDING eS 7 Millway Motors Corner Highway 17 and Mill Road TERRACE BDAY, ONTARIO In rapid sequence the programme featured 4 tiny tots as Nursery Characters, fourteen girls as Raindrops, a quartet in Walking in the Rain, two girls performing as Budding Blooms, Lenore Campbell soloing as Miss Spring, thirteen girls doing Waltz of the a, sold by, Linda Sisson as Miss Summer followed by Susan Caldwell as Miss Autumn, Ten girls performed as Autumn Leaves, a quartet as Trees, Mona DtAmours soloed as' Jack Frost, a duet de- picted Falling Leaves and Mary Violet Lang portrayed the North Wind, Frolicing Two- Susy Snow Flake- Snow Flakes- The Snow Maiden and a solo performance by Sheryl Duncan of the Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club(by sanction of the C.F.S.A.) concluded the pro- gram, Girls taking part were:~ Nancy Spillane, Donna Gellert, Sharon Walsh, Ann & Jane Bailey, Darlene Guillet, Mary Rachel, Marsha & Becky Lang, Debbie Wilkinson, Lynn Drake, Laura, Maureen, Lenore, Rhonda Campbell, Rae & Dale Sisson, Linda Miller, Susan Phillips, Debbie Smith, Mary Bourke, Cathy Anderson, Debbie Caccamo, Sharon Scott, Mona D'Amours, Anna Spadoni, Susan Caldwell, Linda & Donna Keating, Karen Glad, (Continued on Page 12) _ Mrs, Ken Davis is visiting in Dryden with ea W , Mrs, Lorraine Bailey. SCHREIBER FIGURE SKATING CARNIVAL Dressed in dazzling costuties members of | Schreiber Figure Skating Club presented | their annual Ice Carnival to an appreciative ; audience on Sunday, March 4th. The theme of : the Carnival was "The Four Seasons" and was , directed by club professional Miss Wendy Duncan. : Master of Ceremonies for the occasion was Bill Campbell and Ice Convenor was Mrse Mary Lang assisted by Mrs. Ellen Campbell, Costumes convenors were Mrs. Penny Caccamo, Mrs. Hazel Lang, Mrs. Ellen Campbell and Mrs Wer = Mary Lang avi,tree with 3 at Lay ge : | Aff Yi, WAGHORN"S PHARMACY DIAL TA. 5-3666 MAIL ORDERS - P.O. BOX 309 TERRACE BAY, Ont. byt Sts AR tees tata te one