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Page 2 TERRACE BAY NEWS October 20, 1960. DISTRICT CHURCH SERVICES TERRACE BAY COMMUNITY CHURCH -. Rev, J.Raymond Anderson Sunday - October 16th 9,30.A.M, - Junior& Senior Sunday Schools 11,00 A.M, - Sunday School for Beginners 11.00 A.M, --- DIVINE WORSHIP - "He Is Here" 7.30 P.M. - EVENTIDE SERVICE - "Peter the Preacher" 8.30 PIM, ~ HI C Club Meeting ' SATURDAY - Confessions 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 » ST.JOHN BERCHMAN'S Mass every Tuesday evening at 7.30 P, M, GOSPEL MISSION Sunday ee = ores biben Sunday j | ST.MARTIN'S CHURCH - Rev. Dean E.A,Gallagher | | | | | i ( eS eee SAN NA A SENET EE WEL MTS A AR SL LN Nl SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR HELD IN ST.MARTIN'S CHURCH | The Fall Bazaar héld annually by St.Mar- tin's Roman Catholic Church in Terrace Bay { and supported by members of the Catholic | Women's League was held on Saturday after- noon under the convenorship of Mrs. C, | Knauff, Greeting the guests with Mrs. | Knauff was the League President Mrs, F. Helmink, The teatable was tastefully arranged with an ecru lace cloth centred by a low crystal vase of roses and flanked by white tapers in crystal candlelabra. Tearoom hostess | was Mrs. W.J.Cavanaugh and pouring during the afternoon were Mesdames P.Gombola, | A, LeBlanc, D,Gillis and R,Slattery, The ; servitors were members of the Catholic | Girls Club and replenishing were Mesdames | H. Boudreau, J, Todd and D, Whalen, Tea | Tickets were sold by Mrs. J,MacDonald and Mrs. M.Nicol. | Members of the Catholic Girls Club were ; a busy group at the Bazaar. In addition to | tea servitors they held their own booth of candy and baked goods, and took charge of the Fish Pond for the children, Previously they had cleverly decorated the Church Hall for the occasion, | Activity centred on' the many colorful | booths at the Bazaar until each in turn were ; completely sold out, The Apron Booth was | prégided over by Mesdames J.Ruzyski, R. Woodruff and M, Strom, In charge of the | Bake Tables were Mesdames C, MacDonald and R, Boyle, Mrs. L.Edmunds and Mrs. K,McLeod ! took charge of the White Elephant Booth. and | Mrs. J,Anderson and Mrs, A.Ziegleman catered |. to the Candy Table. The Hot Dog stand was | opened by Mrs. J. Corrigan and Mrs,A.Connors, Two raffles were held in the afternoon | with Mrs, F,Cruickshank in charge. The received an ice bucket, | SCHREIBE! ST, JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH - Rev. R. Inshaw 11,00 A.M. - Morning Service 7.00 P.M, - Evensong 8.30 A.M, -- Holy Communion UNITED CHURCH - Rev. R. Crook 10,00 A.M, - Sunday School 11,00 A.M, -- MORNING SERVICE. - 7.00 P.M, - ADULT BIBLE CLASS - All are invited to attend this class HOLY ANGELS CHURCH - Rev, Father J.M.Cano 'Daily Masses - 7,30 A.M, Saturday Mass - 9 A.M. Saturday Confessions - 4 to 5. 30.& 7.30 to 9° Sunday Masses - 8,00, 9.30 and 1] 4.M. Baptisms by appointment only EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. CHURCH 10,00 A.M. - Sunday School - GOSPEL MISSION Sunday - 11.00 A.M. = Sunday School 7,00 P.M, - Gospel Service Wednesday - 7,00 P.M, - Prayer and Praise Transistor Radio was won by Mrs. W,. Adamo and the floral piece by Mrs. A.Connors. Mrs. Knauff thanks all her assistants and the many friends who attended, both contri- buting towards this very successful event. Mrs. Grace Moores is a patient in the Marathon Hospital following her recent opera- tion, Visitors at the Walter Anderson home recently have been Mr.& Mrs. G.a.Drown, enroute to their home in Dryden 'from vacation ing in New Brunswick, Mrs,Anderson's Mother, Mrs.A.Johnston returned home with them from' Terrace Bay. Last weekend Lillian and Ed Burk of Port Arthur were visitors with the Andersons and the previous week Marge, Walter and Margo Anderson had motored to Minneapolis to visit Walter's neice, Mrs.Jon Rasmussen, The Local Association to Guides and Brown- ies will meet Monday evening, October 24 . in the small meeting room of the Recreation Centre at 8:30 P.M, Everyone urged to attend. Many farewell parties have 'been held for the families leaving for Castlegar, B.C. Joan and Joe Charban were entertained at the home of Mr.& Mrs.Howard Solly when seventeen couples spent an enjoyable evening dancing and partaking of the buffet supper. The group presented the Charbans with a motorized barbecue. A gift of chinaware was given to Joan from the Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club, and jewellery was presented to her from her co-workers at the Imperial Bank, Joe received an electric razor from his co- workers at the Mill together with their best wishes, Rita and Harold Newell and their family also left lastweek for Castlegar and a Stag was held for Harold by his friends and co- workers when he was presented with a purse. Rita was entertained by her bridge club. at the home of Mrs.Bert Edmonds when she was given a Spode Vase. A mixed party surprised the Newells at their home and here they (Cont'd Page 3)._