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TERRACE. BAY CHURCH SERVICES COMMUNITY CHURCH - Dr. A. Lavender Sunday, June 19, 1960 8.00 A.M,..- HOLY CUMMUNION j Priest in charge - Rev.R. Inshaw 11,00 A.M, - MORNING WORSHIP Sermon Subject: "A anatieindeny Sante? On Sunday morning, June 26th, Mr, lawender will, conclude his ministry at: Tirrace Bay by conducting and preaching at .the 110 'clock service. During the months of July and August, the morning service will be at 10 o'cloe The 'preacher for July will be the Rev, Russell Crook, BsA., of St, Andrew's United Church, Schreiber. The Rev. Raymond: Anderson, B.A, ,\ will commence his ministry on .the first 'Sunday in August. ST. MARTIN! CHURCH. - Rev. Dean E.A Gallagher onfessions 3-4 P.M,, and 7-8 in the evening. Mass. during the week at 7. 45 and on Saturday at. 8.30 A.M, ST. MARTIN'S PARISH LIBRARY Open from 7 to 8 P.M. every Wednesday night. ROSSPORT_ -- i a AT oo JOHN, (BERCHMAN!S Mass every ery Monday, evenit evening at 7.30 P.M, TOWN: TOPICS "SILVER BI BIRCH CI CHAPTER HO! HONOURS WORTHY. Gh GRAND. MATRON 'Silver Birch Pham ted 264 held a stated meeting on June 7th honouring Worthy Grand Matron Kathleen Coates.of the Grand Chapter of Ontario, her husband, Percy Coates, Grand Ruth, Mrs, Margaret McInnes and Grand Mantha, Mrs. "Evelyn Jeffery, The Worthy Matron, Mrs. Audrey Rowley, ond the Worthy Patron, Alex Sinkins, presided. Routing business was transacted and Mrs, Coates spoke briefly stressing the needs and benefits of the Estral Fund which assists students entering the ministry. A gift from the Chapter was presented to the Worthy Grand Matron by Mrs, Helen West, Following the neeting delicuous refreshments were served from a table covered with a lace cloth graced with a crystal bowl of pale pink roses flanked .by silver candelabrums with blue tapers. Convenor of 'the: dunch committee was Mrs, Justine Buffet, Preceding the meeting a banquet was held at Hotel Terrace honouring, the distinguised guests; Alex Sinkins was toastmaster and chairman. Flowers graced the head table and the other tables were gay with-roses and bud vases. The Toast to the Queen was followed by one to the Grand Chapter given by Mrs. N. Thrower and responded to by the W,G.M., Kathleen, Coates, Mrs. E, Harris proposed a toast to the visitors which was responded to by Mrs. E, Jeffery. SS a A REA AE A NS A nn nn eee eran eee A ee ie eee Se Variety is the spice of life, but monotony ' supplies the' groceries, Page 2 : TERRACE. BAY NEWS . SCHREIBER CHURCH SERVICES | " 1.50 ty = Evensong with Confirmation: Class Sunday Masses ~ 8,00, 9,30 and 11 A.M, Sunday Evening Bévotderts ~ 7.30 AUM, SCHREIBER GOSPEL MISSION ds -- June. 16,1960. [ ST, JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev. R. Inshaw Cenc cena eenee nea: 9.30, and 11 A.M, = Holy Communion ' UNITED CHURCH - Rev, R. Crook | 10,00 A.M, - Sunday. School 11.00 A.M, - Morning Worship HOLY ANGELS CHURCH - Rev, Father J, M. Cano DATLY MASSES -- 7.30 A.M; Saturday' Confessions - 4 to 5,30' PiM, - 7,30 to 9 P.M. Baptisms by appointment only , EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN: CHURCH 10,00 A.M, - Sunday School A A REYES CN meen sent me Sunday - 11,00 A.M. -: Sunday School 2.00 P.M, - Rossport Sunday School "7,00 P.M, = Gospel Service Wednesday - 8 P.M, - Prayer and Praise j The Afternoon Branch of the Ladies Aux- iliary.met Monday, June 6th in the Terrace Bay Community Church with Mrs, E.Ostling presiding. Mrs, I,Ferrier accompanied: the opening hymn and Mrs. A.Farrow led the Devotional, Minutes.of the past meeting -- were read by ithe Secretary, lirs,M Baillie, Members finished two layettes to' be sent to the Childrens! sid and completed prepar- ations for the evening tea, The regular meeting of the evening group of the Auxiliary was held also on June 6th | in the Church Hall with President, Mrs, V. Galvin in the chair, The meéting opened with singing "The Churches One' Foundation" accompanied at the piano by Mrs, M.Simner, irs, li.Lundberg gave the Scripture reading and lcd in prayer. "The President welcomed the members and many visitors present and minutes of the liay meeting were read by the Secretary, irs. aeFarrow. Reports were given as follows:- Treasurer - lirs, H,iWest; Sick & Visiting - lirs, T.Young; Membership - Mrs. G.Soughton; Publicity - Mrs, V.hapke; Property = Mrs, © B.MacFadyen; Program = lirs, H.Brooks...who announced the Fall session would:dpen with a Pot Luck Supper' on Wednesday, September 7the She 'also introduced Mrs Boyd, Sr., and Mr. J.wWade, guests of the evening, who gave a talk on the 'work of the teachers in the Sunday School and showed a film "Parables from Nature." A tape recording of the Jun- ior Sunday School provided many chuckles and gave an insight into the work of those who conduct' the class. -Mr.Boyd thanked the © auxiliary for inviting Mr.ifade and himself to the meeting end requested assistance in obtaining more Sunday School teachers in the Fall to replace those departing or re= signing. Mrs Soughton thanked Mr.Boyd and bir Wade for their informative talk and pro- gram and also to Mir,D.Locking, who had recorded the Jr,Sunday School session. irs, Ellen Hodgkiss had the honour of presenting a gift fromthe Auxiliary to Miss Louie Lavender' who (Cont'd page 3) : t PALS S: Liwlsdwit HONQU. ad Ui OY Lai waa. TEARY |