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1 en ret TSAO AN OO a mn sant hates etestinonnsens sts seneanewinn sanaprssealiie ° May 7th, 1959 SCHREIBER CURLING BANQUET (Cont'd from Page 4 which followed the dinner, Comical odes were given by Muggs McCuaig and Gino Caccamo. Mrs.lrene Harness, president of the Women! Club, conveyed their good wishes and apprec- iation of the co-operation extended by the men during the season. The Riley Trophy was won by Don Hill's rink of Chas,Holmes, Babe Sauriol and jon Souliere, The Spadoni Trophy, by M.McCuaig's rink of Irene Harness, Lena Holmes and Elsie Ross, The Seagrim Trophy by Freda Duggan's Rink of Tony Graham, Joy Riley and M.MacIsaac, The Borden Milk Trophy was won by Bob Skinner Rink, Tomy Bolan was presented with a Life Mem- bership in the Curling Club. A vote of thanks was extended to Pete Speziale for the favours he had secured for | the tables and to the ladies who had catered, Atenas en ne tne -eneeneeneerennn apace sien = COSIMO COMMI SSO RETURNS FOUND MONEY The Terrace Bay News has just learned that a grateful owner has a very warm spot in his heart for young Cosimo Commiso of Schreiber, son of Peter Commisso. Cosimo made the find en his way to school and turned the money over to school. authorities who located the rightful owner, SCHREIBER C.W.L. MET The Catholic Women's League met on May 3rd with thirty-three present and Mrs. P.d. Syvitsky presiding, A Parish Social was planned for May 17th at 8 P.M. in the Guild Hall in Honour of Reverend George Bourguig- non, Standing Committee Convenors were appoint- ed as follows: Mrs, A.O'Driscoll, Mrs, A. MeCorkill, Gordon McParland, John Gagnon, G, Vaillancourt, C. Pearson, B, Paradis, R. ed 'ard and P.J.Syvitsky, A Communion Breakfast for thirty-three children was planned for May 2lst, Father Epoch thanked the members for a donation to the Parish and also for the personal gift of a nylon surplice, A Bible was to be presented to Mrs, Jd. Campbell retiring President, but due to her ' illness it was taken to her home, NORTH SHORE NURSES GROUP M&eT IN MARATHON The North Shore Nurses Group met in Mara- thon on April 28th with Dr. C.H.dJ,Reason as speaker for the evening, PHONE 3564 or 3560 BIG SAVINGS FOR TERRACE BAY Naws His subject "Causes {pehalf of the large Page 7 UT i MO I my SCHRELBER~C. PR | EMPLOY- EES CREDIT UNION WHY NOT PAY YOUR TAXES PROMPTLY AND PLAN YOUR HOLIDAYS WITH THE AID OF YOUR CREDIT UNION. BORROW LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS AND HELP YOURSELF, YOUR COMMUNITY and YOUR CREDIT UNION, Looe ee ee eee eee eee TM LituMU Lit reap sseeseneeOn MMMM MLLER IDC eee. Mentally Retarded Children" was most inter- esting and instructive, The general meeting opened with Mrs, Cruik--- shank in the Chair, Plans were discussed for sending our Councillor, Mrs. D,Beisenthal,. to Kenora to the Semi-annual R.N.A.O. Convention, A letter was read from the Thunder Bay Association for Retarded Children suggesting ways we may be able to assist them in their work, A social evening followed, STORK CLUB Born to, Mr. & Mrs, Anthony Deleo of) Schreiber, a daughter on May Ath, Born to, Mr, & Mrs. Vincenzo Deleo of Schreiber a son, on May lst. Born-to Mr. & Mrs. J.Whitton of Schreiber, a son on May 2nd, Born to, Mr. & Mrs. Wm.McGraw, a son on April 30th. Mrs.C,Rousseau and children visited last week with her parents in Port Arthur, Mr.& Mrs, F.Sweet and Barbara returned on Sunday from the Kast where they had spent the previous two weeks visiting, Ann and Bill Stachiw were the honoured and surprised guests Friday evening when over 180 friends gathered for a social evening in the Moose Hall on the occasion of their Twenty- fifth wedding anniversary, Harry Hall, on athering, «(See page 9 /ANNIVERSARY SALE FRIDAY May 8 SATURDAY. = may 9! SHOP and Swve ar Pr ne ne THE WHOLE "FAMILY