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AROUND THE TOWN (Cont. ) Hunt over the holidays; to Strathroy to be with her parents; Cathy Smith to Toronto to visit her parents; Clare, Quarry travels to Burlington, Ont. to be the" guest of her parents and Mr. Ray Kenney, to- gether with Mrs, Kenney and the family will go to Kingston, Ontario to visit Mr. Kenney's Mother. John Kelly of the High School staff will go to Oshawa, Ontario to spend Christ- mas with his parents, Mr. and rs, J. Kelly, while Mr, Locking and Mr, Wilson will remain in Terrace Bay with their respective families. Mr, and Mrs, A, Cadieux left on the 15th to visit with both their parents over the holiday season in Kapuskasing, Ont. Others going to Kapuskasing are Stella Brown and children on Thursday to be with Tedis parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Brown and her Mother, Mrs, H. Bezenar, Ted will join them Friday for over Christmas, Roger Beaylicuwill leave Thursday for Kapuskasing, and Dave Desrosiers and Gay Roy and Bella Begin will leave Friday. Bella will stop off at Hearst with her dad and family. Nurse Doris Hansford leaves Wednesday evening to have Christmas in Thornhill, Ont. with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, R. 5. Hansford, Lou Atchie will visit her parents, Mr, and Mrs, P. E. Atchie in Port Arthur over the holidays. Betty Ollen-Bittle with the children Judy and Jimmy leave Wednesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art McCallum in Port Arthur while Don will join them Fri- daye Olyve Harrison will be going home to Ottawa to visit her Dad, Mr. George W. Harrison for Christmas and the New Years. Mrs, A, Clench arrived from Newfound- land last Thursday to spend the remainder of the winter with her son Harry Smith and family. Mrs, Simmons of New Haven, Connecticut is spending the holiday season with her daughter, Mrs, Des Evans-Smith and family. Several children have been celebrating birthdays lately, Mrs. Art LeBlanc held a party for son Alvin's sixth birthday on Saturday, December 17th, Ten little children were present and played a variety of games, Mrs, Marge Lundberg assisted with the birthday luncheon, Mrs, Art Connors held a party in honour of her daughter Connie's ninth birth- (Cont, on next col.) AROUND THE TOWN (Cont. )" "day last Friday. 'and bingo was played and pictures taken. N "e. " Verna Claxton going ~ Page 3 Twelve children attended A huge birthday cake was enjoyed by all and "Mrs. M. Boivin assisted the hostess. Mrs. Arnold McKechnie also was hostess last Saturday honouring her daughter Alice Jean's sixth birthday, Twelve children were present and many games were played and carol singing enjoyed by the children, Mrs. Walter Anderson assisted the hostess serv- ing the birthday luncheon. 0-0-0 NEW YEAR'S DANCE Have you made your reservation for the New Year's Dance yet? Remember folks - time is fleeting fast and so are the re- served tables. Tickets may be purchased . from Doris Hansford - Mill Nurse, Al Pattison and Curly Hale, The New Year's Dance will be held in the High School Auditorium; music will be by Soughton's Rhythmaires. Dancing starts at 9:30 pem.----? The New Year Bells will be rung at 11:00 p.m, so remember to be there early, Admission price -- $3.00 per couple. 0-0-0 TERRACE BAY-SCHREIBER ART CLASS The regular meeting of the Art Class was held on December 15th. A social hour followed, during which our President, Mr. Dejonghe presented our instructor, Mr. Wm. Klspey with a token of our appreciation. Tea and sandwiches were served, A very enjoyable time was had by all. Members please note: There will be no classes during the holidays. The next meet- ing will be January 12th. Nr. Klepey will be present to instruct as usual. The Terrace Bay-Schreiber Art Club would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year} 0-0-0 LADIES CURLING CLUB Will the person or persons who borrowed three of the cups from the ladies curling club - please leave same on top of #40 locker, 0-0-0 BADMINTON NEWS. There will be no badminton, Wednesday December 28th, 1955. r