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PAGE 8 LONG-TIME LOCAL RESIDENT DIES TERRACE BAY NEWS venor, read a thought provoking poem on Finding Time For God. Mrs. W. Corrigan, report form*con- venor spoke on report forms and the importance of Mrs. R. Boile asked the ladies to continue to save Canada Packers labels, and passed around a carving set purchased with: labels A case was made for the set and donated to the chure church by her husband. Plans are being made for a bakeless bake sale to be held in February with proceeds to go to a local mission. Mrs. Boudreau expressed thanks on behalf of the League to ladies who arganized and prepared such a wonderful lunch for the Xmas party. Follow- ing the business meeting, a hairstyling demonstration James Harris Haughn passed away on January 13, in the Terrace Bay Hospital after a lenghty illness, at the age of 68. Mr. Haughn was born in 1900, near Liverpool, Nova Scotia. He had resided in Terrace Bay for twenty years. Before his retirement in 1965, he was head machinist at the Kimberly Clark Mill. He is survived by his wife Eva, Daughters Barbara, at home, and LaVaughn, Mrs. E. West, of Terrace Bay, and two grandchildren. He was a member of Terrace Bay Lodge, 662, A.F. & A.M., and Past Patron of Silver' Birch Chapter, O.E.S. Fraternal services were conducted in the Community Church on Sunday. The funeral service was conducted on Monday on Monday afternoon in Terrace Bay Community Church with Rev. R.J.S. Inshaw of Nipigon and Rev. T.G. Husser officiating. The church Choir was present and Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss was organist. tributes were recieved. Pall bearers were A. Farrow, R. Wills, F. Cruick Many floral shank, L. Crandelmire, $. Zwaresh and C. Hale. Interment was in Terrace Bay Cemetary. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE The regular meeting of St. Martin's Parish Council of the C .W.L. was held on January 13th in the Parish Hall, preceded by the Rosary. President, Mrs. H. Boudreau opened the meeting with a Prayer. Educational Convenor, Mrs. J. Santerre, gave a talk on the importance of reading good books and also mentioned the snow shoe draw to be held at the February meeting. Tickets will be available from any member. Mrs. G. Ramsay, Spiritual Con- filling them out correctly. those present. hints on care of the hair. ACROSS 1-Placed 5-Army meal 9-Mournful 12-Military assistant 13-Norse god 14-Baker's product 15-Slanted 17-A_ continent 19-Dillseed 21-Foot lever 23-Frightens 27-Symbol for tellurium 28-Common- lace ': 29-Society girl (colloq.) 31-The urial 34-Faroe Islands whirlwind 35-Standing room only (abbr.) 37-High mountain 39-King of Bashan 40-Damp 42-Posed for portrait 44-Got up 46-For example (abbr.) 48-Heavy rainfalls 50- Avarice 53-Christmas 54- Allow Babylonian deity 57- suitable 61-Number 62-Word of Gull-like bird 65- conflict 66-Lease DOWN 1-Spanish article 2-Be ill carol 55- Makes sorrow 64- Armed 67-Silkworm plural 3-Artificial language 4-Leaves 5-Pattern 6-Man's rickname 7-Transgress 8-Break suddenly 9-Shovels 10-Opera by Verdi 11-Transaction 16-Goes in . 20-Spread for drying 22-Latin conjunction 23-Pack away 24-Woody plant 25-Three-toed sloth 26-Ocean 30-Trumpted 32-Vast throng 33-Matures 36-Grain 38-Bishop PS PS} eolat ast Bear | |' |' Bs pS at ae BoP Le es pod JANUARY 18, 1968 was given by Miss M. Pineault using models from She gave many practical and useful Ladies found this most in- teresting and took advantage of the opportunity to ask about their own hair problems. Miss Pineault donated a door-prize of a hair set which was won by Mrs. G. Dashkewytch. A delicious lunch was served by, Mrs. E. Persson and her committee at the end of the evening. Pd iS] 1}. c] v7] aI] 3] SO} av] [ORE | 7] y] 71+] SH a] 51 a} Ly] SI ES ay ig] goddess -Shine iV] tai] BN] Sl at Sl va) IN|] 5] S| v/v Bt SI N[O} MEI BUG Baw 10] | S il S/O} Ee) BB BERRIES Py] of 3] 4] SN] Vv] af 3] a] 9] "Is! NI] 9[O} (aly St S[S] 3] cf i [vt ; 60- -Cook in oven 63. Ame ROS Ba [3] 4] «|v SOLUTION -Seesaw 51-Rockfish -Measure of 52-Beloved one weight 56-Beverage -Preposition 58-Through -Earth 59-Prefix: three Nahoor sheer Indefinite article.