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: | | | i Hockey _ Page 4 Or Irices es and Ticket League games: __ (PRICES FOR Peere Ra STANDING ARE EQUAL) - ADULT! NER a'=2 684) 70 SECURE A 'RESERVED 'SEAT FOR' LEAGUE GAMES A SEASON' 'TroKET, MUST BE PURCHASED, THIS' "ALSO ASSURES. HOLDER OF THE SAME. "SEAT, "FOR ALL EXHIBI- TION AND PLAYOFF GAMES, "1TH, | "NOTE:: Z Your. a BAY = * ded Sat <a on. ADULT NON-MEMBER - + $1, _ "SEASON TIGKE Fs '780: (12 ee at 85¢ each) "NO SEASON TICKETS WILL oe SOLD AFTER DECEMBER : -- November 17, 1960 rc ickets "games €Xhibition Dic(Sehool Age), = =125¢ eS "There will be. nv "pre-game ticket kia aa games" unrest play-" offs begin. a ALL seats will be reserved for: playoffs, _.5eason "AT THE RECREATION | OFFICE, . vicket Now ' Terrace Bay, sounded the Last Post, SCHREIBER CITIZENS OBSERVE REMEMBRANCE DAY Despite the chilly weather many citizens turned out for the annual Remembrance 'Day. services atithe Cenotaph on Friday morning. Veterans' and 'membérs of. the Schreiber Branch 109 headed the parade', followed by members of High School Cadet Corps #2201 and tembers and leaders! of the local Boy Scouts, The High School girls led in singing 0 Canada and 0 Vakiant Hearts, Shirley Jartus accompanied them at the piano, Local merchants and or= ganizations had their representatives lay wreaths at the Cenotaph, Wreaths in memory of Warren Morrill, Leslie Gerow and Jim Richardson, killed on active service, were laid by members of their families; Rev, Ry J.S, Inshaw gave the Address, Mr.Colborne, J,Halo- nen attended the flag ceremony; E. Caccamo was parade Marshall and F, McKenna, M,C, In the evening, the members' of Branch 109 and their wives, with members of the Ladies Auxiliary and Escorts, attended a banquet "in the Town Hall, catered to by the C.W.L, Rev, Inshaw Said the Grace, the Toast 'to the Queen was proposed by L, Hiller and Mrs. ' L,ReMcCuaig was' accompanist, was M.C, and introduced Head: Table guests... A nut t 1 Ae prvttehs at teade dine plngerv ede: Caer meray: 'and-Mrs,-W, Thrower read the minutes and. Len Hiller, President of the Teal Branch, of a, veteran and Legion member, W.sMaki, who passed away during the. year, A vacant chair , Marked the memory of Mrs,Beatrice Taylor, ' first President and Founder of the Ladies . + 4th, Auxiliary to the Schreiber Branch, who passed away in May... The Chairman spoke briefly, giving a resume of the year's activities, his attendance at the Dominion Convention in Windsor, the Zone Field Day, 2nd Annual Fish Derby, the giving of a Bursary to an outstanding student in the Schreiber High School: and reminded members of the election of. Officers to be held on Dec, He then presented a Past President Pin to Russell Campbell who responded, The toast to the Fallen Comrades was given by Past President Lloyd Small, Mrs, Louella McColeman, Auxiliary President spoke briefly and presented President Hiller with an Auxil- iary cheque for $500 towards the Legion a ee eee ne meet eee Building Fund, - Mr. F,Smith of Branch Hs, 'Port Arthur was Guest Speaker, and greeting were extended by Reéve D'Arcy and' the 'Deputy Reeve of Terrace Bay, Mr, J.Heenan,' A vote of. thanks, was: extended to the mem- bers. of the C.L.W..for tha,delicious dinner and dancing concluded. the. evenings a. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS _H OLD MEMORIAL WASS - -Thursday, November LOth, a large crowd' of Knights and parishioners attended a Memorial "Mass offered for deceased Members of Ste Edward's Council No, 3554 by Council Chaplain, Rev. deli, Cano, in Holy Angels Church ,Schreibe}: After Mass, "the Knights retired to "the guild hall where the Order's Commemorative Service was exemplified for Brother A.Caccamo 'who died on November 13, 1959, and for Brother W. Legault who died October 18, 1960. INSTITUTE MEMBERS MERT | The Schreiber Womens Institute met on Tuesday November 8 for their regular meeting. The President, Mrs, I, Whitton presided, Roll call was answered witt the members presenting | gifts for the: ee 'Chitdrens Home at | Smith Falls, Mrs. 'Re. Macadam gata? he, Tedaaktens rete correspondence, which included a letter of thanks from lirs, B.F, Daniels, Ft, Willian, | for used clothing for needy persons, also several notes of thanks, Mrs, R, Macadam will represent the Institute at a meeting to be held on Tuesday, November 15th when a Representative group will meet with Dean McCubbin, Recreational Director from the Dept. of Education in hopes of forming a Recreation- al Camittec, A donation was given to the High School Scholership funds) + Mrs, Whitton reported on the recent Bingo and expressed her thanks to all who donned and assisted, Mrs, A, Slater' gave an interesting paper on Home Economics and Health in the Community. 'Roll call at the December meeting will be Sian get *YentAaa ss PRET 8