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-- om May 21, 1959 SOFTBALL Teams have been selected and managers have copies of the teams, schedules and rules. These will be distributed among the players. Opening game is slated for Monday, May 25th, when Salary plays at Shift 1. Registration fees of $1.00 per player mist be in the hands of F, Whitfield by June 10th, so managers are urged to make collections in the very near future, a NS | ROLLER SKATING _ A record crowd of skaters opened the | season last Thursday at the Terrace Bay Arena, One hundred and fifty-two people were | out to enjoy a fine evening's entertainment, ; featuring new skates and new music. | . There's skating again this Thursday, so | let's have an even bigger crowd out. We ; still have plenty more skates. j MARATHON GOLF The Improvement District of Marathon has made a special offer to Terrace Bay residents desiring to play gelf on the Marathon Golf Course... For full information contact A. seen at Local 241 in the Mill or Phone 3562, SCHRELBER NEWS Mr. & Mrs, Geo. Moore have returned to | their cottage at Walker's Lake after spending the winter in Florida. | | | (Cont'd next column) Sa 1 5 q ELECTRICAL | | | as LAE | -------- \ TERRACE BAY NEWS $-sesiiedieestsianersenesbinealpnestalenssanteliiadatuansadansaaalantinSaeeaiasaicMiiensaeaiies ~ SYEYANIA-- LEONARD == ------«*1959_ DRYERS DELUXE MODEL REGULAR FRICE STANDARD = MODEL REGULAR PRICE ABOVE DRYERS ARE AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY i Page 9 SCHREIBER NEWS - Cont'd.' Mr. Tom Saunders of Toronto, who was in the Lakehead last week attending the Ontario Secondary School Federation meeting, spent Sunday in Schreiber visiting old friends and as a guest of Mr. & Mrs, Bruce Simon. Mr. Harry Jartus of the Schreiber Hydro Commission has just returned from Athabasca, Alta., where he attended the funeral of his father, Mr, M, Jartus, who was fatally injured in an accident. KINNETTE CLUB --Mrs. A. Gordon presided at a recent meeting of the Kinnette Club held in the home of Mrs. R.W. Turner. Election of officers was held with the following results: Pres, I, Lidkea; Vice-Pres. G, Davis; Sec'y., J. Riley; Treas. L. Bailey; Bull. Hd., J. Gunter. The new hospital bed table is avail- able for use by residents of the community. Dress of the Month was won by A. Fummerton. The next meeting, June 8th, will be a "supper meeting", St, John's W.A. held their final meeting of the season with Mrs. T. Wilson presiding. It was announced that a box of bazaar articles are on hand and may be purchased at any time by contacting Mrs. Wilson. Following the business meeting cards were played with prizes going to Mrs. D. Evans of Sudbury, Mrs. J. Stitt and Mrs. Wilson. A pot luck lunch was served. The next meeting will be held September 14th. St. John's Ambulance Brigade met last night' with Mrs. H. Jartus presiding. Organizations are being appreached regarding demonstrations of artificial respiration & water safety. i ae en nee a ee eT + ee SFECIAL PRICE $219.89 $269.00 SPECIAL PRICE BT89,9° $239.00 LL LLC A CLE Le CSC SA Ne et ne ee enna cen, vA meena aenarernennneen