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NORSHORRfeENTINEL â€" THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960 7 RED ROCK RAMBLINGS By MRS. F. McAULEY A "personal" column like this is usually suppose to contain the names of visitors in town. Well if that was the case we'd need a whole page for Red Rock this week. The town has been hopping over the weekend while playing host to curlers from as far away as Marathon, Geraldton and Fort William . . . and enjoying every minute of it. Haven't the space for the visitors "in town" so here are a few who went "out of town." Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gannon ,Bernice Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Roy and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rioux all travelled to Fort William over the weekend to attend the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dorval. The Dorvals are pioneer residents of Red Rock now living in Fort William. Two recent important visitors to the community were Sid Williams, vice-president of St. Lawrence Corp., who donates the trophy for the annual Legion bonspiel and Lorette and Sid Prior who had the Belles and Beaus hopping Saturday night at a successful square dance session. Sorry to hear about Mrs, W. Charbonneau's recent unfortunate accident. She is presently in hospital at the Lakehead. Many kind compliments were passed on to the Legion and the people responsible for the Remembrance Day tea, the services and the banquet, especially for the table decorations at the tea and banquet. The very suitable centrepiece depicted a cenotaph with two lowered flags. There were small replicas on each table at the tea. The United Church Tea Wednesday was a standout success with B. Lysnes as convenor. It was held at the Legion hall. Mrs. R. Dawes and Mrs. C. Anderson were in charge of the tea tables while Mrs. O. Paju and Mrs. G. Kirby received at the door. Mrs. J. Marks, Mrs. L. Grace, Mrs. B. Lord and Mrs. M. Kuruliak poured tea while servitors were Mrs. J. McLeod, Mrs. W. Perkins and Mrs. L. Dunville. Replenishes included Mrs. R. Dawes, Mrs. J. Hargraves and Mrs. C. Anderson. DATES TO REMEMBER: St. Hiliary's Turkey Bingo.. Dec.. 5 at 8:30 in the Parish Hall . . . and of course Sunday's hockey game between the Royals and Nipigon Flyers. If you have any news or happenings please don't hesitate to call. We welcome it all. ST. THERESA’S IS HOST TD C.W.L. REGIONAL MEET St. Theresa's Parish Council, Beardmore, was hostess at a regional meeting held Wednesday afternoon, November 16, at the Canadian Legion hall. Present were directors and members of the Diocesan Councils of Red Rock, Nipigon and Beardmore. Prior to the meeting lunch was served by members of St. Theresa's Council with Mrs. E. Jones as convener. Father A. P. Harris asked the blessing. Father A. Carey of Red Rock, associate director of Diocesan Council, opened the meeting with the prayer of the Catholic Women's League. Mrs. P. Mulder, president of St. Theresa's Council of Catholic .Women's League, welcomed the guests and introduced the members of the Diocesan Council to the gathering. Father Carey reported much progress had been made spiritually, financially and in the field of welfare by the Catholic Women's League throughout the province, and especially in the Parish Councils of Fort William Diocese. Mrs. H. Obergh, diocesan president of the Catholic Women's , League, also spoke on the progress made by Parish Councils, and made a number of suggestions for the spiritual program of such councils and also for the standing committees. Mrs. G. Corey, Diocesan treasurer, reported that the refugee fund and Rosary crusade had been very successful. Mrs. H. Carrol, Diocesan convener of organizations, reported that at present there were thirty parish councils in the Diocese with another soon to be formed. Those present from the Church of the Anunciation Nipigon, were Father F. I. Meyers, Miss M. Gentile, Miss J. Gentile, Mrs. U. Mannila, Mrs. J. Suckett, Mrs. fames McCullough, president of the Nipigon Council of C. W. L. Representatives from Red Rock were Father R. A. Carey, Mrs. L. Grace, Mrs. J. P. Aubin, Mrs. R. Begin, and Mrs. Cano and Mrs. M. Overacker. Diocesan officers present from the Lakehead were Mrs. I. Obergh, president, Mrs. G. Corey, treasurer and Mrs. H. Carrol, convener of organizations. NIPIGON NOTES Mrs. Eleanor Gaudry was guest of honor at a Stork Shower held on Nov. 10 at the home of Mrs. Olga Culbert, Front St. The guests enjoyed an evening of games followed by a delicious lunch served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Marilyn Little. The guest of honor received many lovely gifts from the 18 guests invited. Those invited included Mesdames Lenore Jones, Ann Donaldson, Pat Blanchette, Theresa Lalonde, Maureen Mannila, Margaret Ward, Marilyn Little, Raili Clarke, Doris McGinnis, Jean Aubut, Mollie Arthurs, Fran Stewart, Barbara Armstrong, Lila McOuat, Mary Boesch, Sylvia Aylward, Gaye Broughton, J. Boyd, A. Swanson. Anna and Joe Kowalczyk, Newton St., have just returned from a two weeks' motor vacation to the East. The Kowalczyk's renewed acquaintances with many AROUND BEARDMORE Mr. J. Gray don has arrived home from hospital at the Lakehead and from reports is feeling much better. Mrs. Clarence Franz was visited this week by her father, G. Wicktrom and her brother, Art from the Lakehead. The boys had a successful moose hunt. friends in Ottawa and other eastern cities, some of whom they had not seen in 15 years. Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m., Nov. 27 the Ladies Curling Club of Nipigon will hold an open meeting in the clubhouse. Anyone who is interested in curling this season is welcome to attend. Mrs. Jean Aubut and Miss Helen Kuorikoski were guests at the marriage of Miss Gladys Anderson and Mr. Mike Vickruck of Port Arthur on Saturday. Mrs. Aubut acted as dining room hostess for the reception which was held in Louis Inn. Mr. and Mrs. J. Katajamaki, Trudy and Bob, were in the Lakehead over the weekend to attend the 25th wedding anniversary party of Mr. and Mrs. E. Korkola. Mr. and Mrs. Rosaire Grenier and family from Port Arthur were guests in Beardmore over the last weekend, visiting their families and friends. Several members of the Jolly Hoedowners Square Dance club, Beardmore, attended the Square Dance Workshop sponsored by the Gold Pine Promenaders of Geraldton, with instructor Harold Harton, of the Community Program m e s Branch, Toronto. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. G.McKay, Mr. and Mrs. N. Kilborn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Banman, Mr. and Mrs. P. Banman, Dr. and Mrs. P. Dean. All were enthusiastic about the course and returned with some good ideas for teaching the junior group which will be resuming its activities at the first of the year. Nov. 19th to 26th SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIALS all this week Come in and see our wide selection of lovely Christmas gifts. Remember one dollar down holds your gift until Christmas. All Watch Repairs Guaranteed A. KRIFF Jewellers Phone 207 Nipigon