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March 19th, 1959 Sa . 2s See . Page 3 | ('TERRACE BAY NEWS. © , ; "Authorized as.2nd Class.Mail ~ "Post office Department, Ottawa, Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Published. weekly on each Thursday. Circulation cov- ers Terrace Bay and Schreiber, Ontario, News deadline for advertisements is Noon each |' Monday, other items Tuesday Noort. Office For ELECTROLUX Cleaners, Polishers, parts and service, contact EMIL' SEPPALA Electrolux dealer, 325 Arpyle Street, Port Arthur, Ont. Telephone 4~1173 6 WANTED - To rent upstairs or suite in Terrace Bay or Schreiber for June lst. Please notify Ed. Zielke, Box 122 Terrace Bay or Clock 217 in the Mill. WANTED - to buy an aluminum or ribre glass car top boat. Contact Box 111 Terrace Bay. WANTED - to rent by employee of mill at -- ace Bay - furnished or partly furnished two or three room suite for married couple. No children. Contact A.Dupuis at North Camp Dormitories or Box 398 Terrace Bay. FOR SALE - Eight inch Tilt-Arbour Bench Saw with stand, mio Yor: and blade, $30. 00. Phone~ 352 Schre ibe Te CARD OF THANKS ~ Mrs.Robert Fournier wishes to thank the Doctors, nurses and Staff of Terrace Bay hospital and all the friends in Terrace Bay and Schreiber who were so kind | when her twin sons were born; also, the hostesses who arranged. the baby shower and those who gave such space ly a ANNOUNCEMENT - The: ace "of the Moose: announe that a one-line Bingo bas been won by Mrs. Joan Cardiff, Schreiber, , . MARCH 20TH ~ SCHREIBER TOWN HALL - 8.30 P.M, 20 games -$1,00 ~ - ~ Extra gards 25¢ PRIZES © HAMS-- ="- - -- 25¢ for $30 jackpot, SPONSORED BY SCHREIBER KINSMEN THE BARBER SHOP & BEAUTY SHOP in the Hotel Terrace will remain closed on Mondays but . will be open for business all day Wednesday from now on, STORK CLUB Born to Mr, and Mrs, W. 'Butler, Schreiher,| a son on March 14th, Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Birch, Schreiber, a daughter on March 16th. eggs. Mrs. F,McMillan assisted. we LOU ATCHIE (Cont'd from 'Page 3) office staff of Kimberly-Clark Pulp & acs 'Company Ltd. An afternoon tea was held by Miss Lou Atchie at the home of Mrs.Murray Campbell, Kenogami Road on Saturday, March 7th. The tea table, covered with a pink linen éloth, was centred with a low crystal and silver bowl filled with pink carnations, heather and pussy willows. Pouring were Mrs, J.Jeanneret and Mrs, D,Laporte. *Servitors were Mrs, A.Farrell'and Mrs. D.Knight. Mrs. Campbell assisted Miss Atchie in*receiving. Mrs. B.Clairmont arrived last*week from -Noranda, Quebec, to visit with her daughters _ Mrs. Dodie Bougie and Mrs. Ricky Jenson for a - few weeks. A speedy recovery is wished to Mrs.Elicia Evans-Smith who is a patient in McKellar Hospital, Fort William. Myrna Wainwright was home from Red Rock for the weekend to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wainwright. Prior to their departure for Trenton, Ont, : where Murray has been transferred, June and Murray Campbell were guests of honour ata 'going-away' party by the Hydro Staff last Saturday evening at the home "of Mr. and Mrs, ~ Ross Wilson... During. thé evening a pair of bedroom lamps were presented to the couple with the group's best wishe s...' June Persson was seven years old on Tues- day, March 10th and celebrated with a birth- day party that afternoon. Eight girl friends . arrived to join the fun of opening presents and. playing games before her Mother, Mrs. C, Persson'-served the birthday cake and lunch. ~ The children departed with their favours, - Mrs,Gertrude. Cotton entertained Saturday é Etee Tit on the occasion of her daughter Leslie Ann's fifth birthday. Fourteen child--. ren hunted for easter eggs, played games and joined in-a singson before their party lunch and left for home with balloons and Easter CAPACITY CROWD AT SPELLING BEE The Annual Spelling Bee, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus, St.Edward's Council, took place Friday evening, March 13th in the Terrace Bay High School Auditorium. A capacity audience gathered to hear students o:. Grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 from Rossport, Schrei- ber, Terrace Bay; Marathon, Heron Bay and Port Coldwell compete for the coveted honours. Judges were Mr, D.A.Locking, Principal and Mr. T.M,Hobin, both of the Terrace Bay High School. Mrs. E,.Sheehan was the official . timekeeper. Master of Ceremonies Jack Stokes opened the evening with a word of welcome and turned the programme over to Mr.Locking who care- fully explained the rules of the Spelling Bee. Knights of Columbus committee members who presented the prizes were Mr. Dtarcy McGuire pnd Mr, J,P.Guina, -- Page =