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PAGE 16 SCHREIBER WREATHS LAID AT CENOTAPH CEREMONY The Legionnaires in their march to the cenotaph on Remembrance Day were accompanied by the Sea Cadets and Wrenettes of Terrace Bay with their bugle . band. The Legionnaires were led by Marshall, Bill Parad- is, and Color Bearers, Leonard Miller, Lloyd Small, and Frank MacDonald. Fred Gould was bugler and Hobden Spikula raised and lowered the flag. The Cadets and Wrenettes were led by Arnold McKechnie and Mrs. Alice Chepelski . Larry Bourke was M.C. Twenty eight wreaths were placed by the bisa firms and various associations in town, with personal ones; for Lesley Gerow, placed by his father; for Jim Richardson, placed by Mrs. Jack Richardson; for G.A. Newton, placed by Mrs. Robert Winters. Dean J.M. Cano, of Holy Angel's Roman Catholic Church, gave the adress, saying in part that the gathering was to bless and revere the memory of the dead of two world wars and of the various peace- keeping tasks assigned to the Canadian Armed Forces in which lives have been sacrificed. Our hope is that war and its accompanying horrors will be replaced by diplomacy, and some day by a brotherhood of men, with no boundaries of countries, nor other differences. The instinct for peace, the present ever-growing protests against war, and the education in peace, must surely influence all people to abhor, force, to flee any form of war-like dictatorship, and to stop the taking of their rights of freedom from any man. Only by such conduct is there any meaning to such services as we are holding today. Only by a contin- uous struggle to give peace and freedom to alll men can we make their supreme sacrifice have any meaning or worth. IC)RET WIR ) 'Norman Boon was hostess for a surprise showel honoring Diane Lund, when fifteen frie ihe eae individual gifts. A special cake was presented by Mrs. Con Duggan for the party. Diane who has been employed with Avco Finance in Schreiber is being married in Kenora on November 15th to Gary Lapworth, who is with the O.P.P. Detachment here. TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 20, 1969 REBEKAH LODGE PLAN PENNY SALE The Charter was draped, at the Rebekah meeting, in memory of Mrs. Christina Allen, past president of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, whose death oc- curred on September 26th. Mrs. Jean Fisher, of the C.P. and T. committee, reported the candy blitz will be held November 28th in Schreiber and November 21st in Terrace Bay. _ Mrs. Beth Macadam sfated the recent New Offic- ers' tea had-been successful . Veterans' jewels will be presented at the next regular meeting to six members. First nominations for. the positions of vice grand and recording secretary . A penny sale will be held following next meeting and members are asked to bring Christmas wrapping materials,paper, ribbon, tagsa stickers, etc.,for the sale. Mrs. Jessie McCanna will convene this and asked members to bring sandwiches which will-be shared ie be lunch. . Christine Morris, noble grand and ie. via eCanina: P.N.G., acting as vice grand, presided for the meeting. | Reconciliation in a UNITED CHURCH WOMEN HOST CWL Schreiber Catholic Women's League members were guests at regular November meeting of the United Church Women. Mrs. Frank Fummerton presided. Rev, C. E. Prinselaar led the devotional period and gave a short address. Mrs, Oscar Niemi, sewing con- vener, reported two quilts and a number of aprons completed for the annual Christmas baza- ar-tea, Nov. 29. Mrs. Jim Crook reported on >the church official board meet- ing. The_study book of the year. Broken léTed Conveners we ive annual @ reminded reports in by Jan ' of Dé I y n. LU. STORK CLUB Born to Mr. and Mrs. a girl on November 14th A donation of $10 wag made to the Prairie Christian Train- ing Centre. In response to a lettér from the Association for the Mentally Retarded, a donation was made toward their work. Mrs. Gerald Banning gave a talk on the work and aims of the association. A $10 donation was made to. Superior Presbytery bursary fund. Jim Crook sang a group of Scottish songs, accompanied by Mrs. Fummerton. Mrs. Mary Martinsen, local florist, gave a \talk and demon- stration of t of flower 1 Iter D I c johr Spl e Kevin O'Brian of Schreiber 4 NS ee eee ce ae ae ee