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PAGE 2 TERRACE BAY NAY NEWS MARCH 11, 1971 Go to the CHURC "TERRACE BAY ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH - Rev. Greengrass Legion : o d 4.45 p.m, dD SUNDAY Mii61e. 9.00, 10.30 sem and WU5 Dols vith Miss WEEKDAY MASS - 6.30 P.M. - Saturda¥rrer various reports were conrEssToN - 7-8 p.w - 00k place, finalizing plans for _« curling event, Friday night lunches, pur=- ~~asing wares for the kitchen and finally, all mem- bers will be contacted to donate a tea towel for the kitchen. Mrs. P. Coupal and Mrs. C. Mercier were appointed as accredited delegates to attend the District Convention to be held in Nipigon, April 24th. Mrs. Coupal stated she hoped that some fraternal delegates would also attend. It is with great enthusiasm that members are looking forward to a special evening in April, which wiil be called Klondike Night. Long dresses will be the mode for the ladies and various moustaches for the men. Klondike Kate, Dangerous Dan McGrew, Diamond Lil, Big Jim, Clementine and others celebrities will be there. President Mrs. Coupal presented past president Dorothy Ballentine with her pin during the Birthday party celebrations. Stella Gusul won the Pot of Gold. Mrs. E. Cavanaugh has returned after attending the funeral of her brother, Mr. Edward Devine. TERRACE BAY ENTERPRISES LID. SKI-DOO Saddle Bags SKI-DOO = Ladies & Men Suits - Regular $49.95 SALE - - 36. ONE - 1971 - SKI-DOO - LOW MILEAGE T.N.T. - 640 40 H.P. SALE - 850. Terrace Bay, Ontario Phone 3319 Regular $27. SALE - - 19. Our modern, scientific me- GET FLUFFIER, CLEAMER thos assure you of the clean CLOTHES WITH NO WORK! est clothes possible! And t costs so little -- PHONE -824-2250 Tuesday afternoon. COMMUNITY CELEBRATES WORLD DAY OF PRAYER World Day of Prayer services were well attended when the ladies of the Community Church played host to the ladies of St. Martin's Roman Catholic Church in a truly Ecumenical spirit. Members of both churches took part in this world wide day of prayer. Mrs. Ellen Hodgkiss was at the organ and Reverend Peter McKague gave the main address. Those taking part were Mesdames G . Ramsay, B. Pytyck, W. McKie, D. Mannisto, C. Wise, P. McKague and J. Schritt. . The offering was taken by Mrs. C. Wise and Mrs. W. Corrigan. After the service, tea, coffee and dainties were served in the Church hall by Mrs. A. Farrow and her committee, Mesdames T. Young, A. Almos, J. Ferrier , M. Gander and J. Schritt. Reeve W.E. Cavanaugh and Councillor J.F. Caccamo attended the four-day Ontario Municipal Electric Association convention at Toronto's Royal York Hotel, February 28 - March 3. The 62nd OMEA meeting was held jointly with the Municipal Electric Utilities convention. More than 1,400 OMEA delegates participated in the sessions. Alex Radin, General Manager, Amer- ican Public Power Association, Washington, Ontario Hydro chairnan, George Gathercole and Dr, R.H. Hay, Chairman OMEA, Power Costing Committee, addressed a joint session of the convention on NOTICE OF MEETING The Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting Thursday, March 11th at 7:30 p.m. in the Small Meeting Room of the Recreation Centre.