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Aug. '68 MANY VISITING pastors from the area took part in the installation of Pastor Jerome Tews, into the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Nipigon. From the left, Pastor Florip, Port Arthur, Pastor J. Schmidt, Fort William, Pastor Tews, Mrs. Lynn Tews, son, Matthew, Rev. A. Seltz, Minnesota, and Vicar R. Zwingel, Kakabeka. Pastor Installed In Nipigon Church 9 '8 '68 By GLENA CLEARWATER NIPIGON â€" After a year and a half absence of a resident pastor in Nipigon Immanuel Lutheran Church, installation ceremonies were held Sunday for Pastor Jerome Tews, formerly of Freemont, Wis. Prior to the services, a supper was served to parish members and guests by the women of the congregation, and coffee following the services. During the service Rev. C. Wilkie, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, Port Arthur, gave the sermon on "Proclaim His Deeds". The Rite of Installation was conducted by Rev. A. Seltz president of the Minnesota North District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. Liturgist was Rev. Philip Florip, pastor of Epiphany Lutheran Church, Port Arthur, and the clergy from the district included Pastor J. Schmidt, Fort William, Vicar R. Zwingel, Kakabeka, Pastor W Maunula, Lutheran Chaplaincy Service, Port Arthur and Rev. Gunnard Heikkila, Manitouwadge. Guests included Pastor Tews mother, Mrs. Hilda Tews, Freemont, and brother, Charles Tews, an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Danke, Readfield, Wisc. Pastor Tews attended college at Concordia Milwaukee and at Fort Wayne, Ind. Following graduation, he entered Concordia Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Mo., and graduated in May of this year. He was ordained in his home church, St. Paul Lutheran, in Freemont on July 7. In 1965 he married the former Lynn Danke, Hortonville, Wisc. She is a registered x-ray technician. The Tews have a two month old son, Matthew Arthur. In Nipigon they will reside on John Street. Port Arthur News-Chronicle, Saturday, August 10, 1968 Plan Hippie Week At Nipigon Arena NIPIGON â€" Each summer during August a summer playground program is held at the Nipigon Arena for children five to 12 years of age. This year the supervisors are Ilona Rajala and Christine Jalkanen. Playground hours are 10 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Children may bring their lunch if they like, the girls will be there over the noon hour, but no pop bottles are allowed. This week the children are enjoying events with theme on Wild West Week â€" doing crafts, playing games, singing songs and making displays are pertaining to cowboys and Indians. The week of Aug. 12-18 will be "Hippie Week" complete with sit-ins, long hair, protest buttons, folk songs and a psychedelic film. All children will be welcome, and the playgrounds is sponsored by the recreation commission. Meeting at Lake Helen Reserve Disappointing 13' 8 '68 By GLENA CLEARWATER NIPIGON â€" A meeting was held here Sunday in the Community hall on Lake Helen Indian Reserve to get the feelings of those concerned on the proposed changes to be made by parliament in the Indian Act. A disappointing number of 18 turned out and not even the chief or the band council were present. A personal invitation had also been issued to a representative of the department of Indian Affairs because it was felt parts of the booklet issued to each home on t hreeserve needed further explanation. No representative showed up. Several at the meeting spoke out strongly against their council who had made no move to get this public meeting together, and Willy John was informed Saturday he is to be the reserve's spokseman at the Lakehead convention this weekend, on these proposed changes. Another meeting is to be called for 8 p.m. Wednesday, at the community hall, and everyone concerned, treaty or non-treaty Indian, is urged to come out. GOOD FISHING 3 '8 '68 Fishing is mighty good at Nipigon. This 5 pound 1 1/2 ounce fine rainbow was caught by Neil Best of Brampton, Ont. He was fishing in Lake Helen just off shore from the Chalet Bungalow Lodge. â€"Photo By Clearwater Nipigon------- Miss Jane Gordon and Barry King, Peterborough, were in Nipigon recently to visit Jane's family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gordon. Also visiting the Gordons were Mr. and Mrs. T. Chesney, Corunna, Ontario. Councillor Ted Nyman left Aug. 1 for England where he will join his wife, Gwenda and two children. He will visit his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown before returning at the end of the month. Dick and Betty Lewis and family returned recently from a three week trip to Banff, Calgary and through the United States to Lon- don and Hamilton to visit relatives. Returning home they met disaster like hundreds of others in the washout at Terrace Bay and had to travel the extra 500 miles by going up through Timmins to Highway 11. At present Mr. Lewis' father is visiting from Nilestown, Ont., for a week, and will do some fishing. Pastor and Mrs. Horace Wilkins and family, former residents of Nipigon, are visiting Port Arthur from Buckingham, Que. They were in Nipigon on Sunday visiting the Saunders family, and friends at the Nipigon Baptist Church where Mr. Wilkins helped so much in building up the church. Surprise Couple On Anniversary 7 '8 '68 NIPIGON â€" Friends and relatives converged on the summer camp of Impi and Ernie Pink at Loftquist Lake, Nipigon, to surprise them with 25th wedding anniversary celebration party. A buffet supper was brought along. Peter Lapenskie, best man, proposed a toast to the "bride". A gift of a barbecue was given by friends and relatives gave a cake, flowers and pole lamps. Along with guests from Nipigon and Red Rock were Miss Ilona Pink, Toronto, Minnie Nevala, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pink, Winnipeg and Mrs. Kazmierczak, White River. REGISTRATION for the summer playground in Nipigon was held Tuesday morning with many children anxious to get in on the fun. From the left, Susan Borsk, Robert Sutherland, Kathy Wick, Brenda Plemel, Ken Fraser, Paulette Lalonde and supervisor, Christine Jalkanen, seated. â€"Photo By Glena Clearwater