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Page No.4, PHONE - 115 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9PM LIMITED ce RN TOTS eyecare TE Npetrtt TERRACE BAY NEWS SCHREIBER August 25, 1960 © mpg ot tad fos, eee Rss PUSGH-SUTTON AUTOMATIC WASHERS &BEED oRYERS INGLIS "SUPERB" WASHER ORIGINAL PRICE $ 374,50 SALE) PRICE we, 79. CO. DRYER ORIGINAL PRICE $ 274,50 goo SALE PRICE $ | 9 eecte THE PAIR ONLY "469 0° Now,at this new low price you = THE can be the proud owner of the Saporh incomparable INGLIS "SUPERB" TRADE-INS ACCEPTED PAIR pair. Shop early tomorrow. oes FOR ANY FAMILY PURSE CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED HERE _& THERE IN SCHREIBER Mr, & Mrs, Carl Palmer and children Bobby and Billy of Noranda, Que. were the guests of Mrs, Palmer's mother Mrs, Iva D'Arcy and other members of the family, Also visiting Mrs. D'Arcy was her son Earl of Toronto. On his return he was accompanied by his mother, Mrs, Mildred D'Arcy and Judy. Mr, & Mrs. W.J. Thrower hal as their guests Mr. & Mrs, E, Foss and family of Clare, Mich. and also Mrs, E, Albertini of Port Arthur. Mr. & Mrs, Stan Hillier and son Stephen of Toronto visited recently with T, Whitton, Mr, & Mrs, A. W. Slater and Dorothy travelled by boat to the Sault and will visit relatives in several Eastern points. Mrs, J. Legault and son David leave this week for their home in Montreal after visiting her parents Mr, and Mrs. J.D. Bryson, ' Mrs. J.D. Bryson, accompanied by her daughter Mrs, LeGault and grandson, David, spent a few days at the Lakehead and were guests at the Prince Arthur Hotel, Miss Sharon Macadam, Port Arthur, spent. the Macadam, : Dr. J.R. Gordon and Mrs, Gordon with their children Debbie, Greg,, Rod, Cam and Jon of Minneapolis spent a few days visiting his brothers, Alex and Pont and their families. Miss Mildred D'Arcy has returned after Spending a vacation in Eastern Ontario. Mr, & Mrs. W.D, Graham visited with relatives in Vancouver, B,.C,, returning Wednesday. Mr. & Mrs. R.. Angle of Coon Rapids, Minn., _were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rau... moisten ce taeni asticatilesciniaeaaansittaleaaet oe Nl A i i a a weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Russell we'll give you a generous allowance on your present washe and dryer. Macadam during the past week, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Doig, Trenton, Ont, were the guests of Mr. & Mrs. N,A. McCuaig last week and also visited their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Doig. The General Convenor and Committee of the Catholic Women's League of Holy Angels Church met at the home of Mrs. H, Shack on Sunday evening to make final arrangements for the Annual Field Day to be held on Monday, Sept.5 at 1 P.M, in the Schreiber Ball Park, Races will be held also Bingo, a Country Store, and a Refreshment Booth where Barbecued hamburgers hot dogs, pop and coffee will be sold. Mr. Peter Halonen arrived from Ottawa to spend a holiday with members of his family and with the Morrow Riddells at White Sand Lake ,who also had aa their guests, Mr.& Mrs, W. Tait and Mr. & Mrs, E, Carswell of Bancroft Norman Fummerton, stationed in New Bruns- wick with ! the Canadian Army is at present on leave, visiting at his home here and with relatives. ' Schreiber girls who have completed their High School. training and will leave shortly for other fields of training are Ora-Mae Harness to enter McKellar Hospital School of Nursing, Fort William; Maria Cebrario and Donna Slater to St.. Josephs Hospital School of Nurses, Port Arthfr; Dianne Slater and Glorie Dawn Gordon will enter Teachers College, Fort William; Judy Olsen and Judi Christie to enter a Business College in Toronto, Mrs. J. Spillane held a party on Thursday | afternoon, the oceasion being her daughter Nancy's ninth birthday. (Cont'd on Page 7) oe ee en ee