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"TERRACE BAY NEWS June 15, 1961 Page 2. , sr TERRACE BAY ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE SCHREIBER COMMUNITY CHURCH = Rev. J.Raymond Anderson 8.00 A.M, - Rev.Inshaw will administer Holy Communion according to the rites of' the Anglican Church 9.30 A.M, - Open Session Sunday School : 11,00 A.M. - Beginner's Sunday School 11.00 A.M,'~ DIVINE WORSHIP - Fathers? Day i "What is a Good Home" | A brief congregational meeting will follow . » this. service. ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH - Rev. Relay 9.30 AM, - Family Service 11.00 A.M, = Morning Service 7,00 P,M,--- Evensong UNITED CHURCH = Rev, R,. Crook © 10.00 A.M, -- Sunday School 11.00 A.M, - MORNING SERVICE 7.00 AgM, - Adult Bible Class HOLY ANGELS CHURCH - Rev. J.M, Cano Daily Mass -- 7,30 Saturday Mass - 9,00 A.M, Saturday Confessions - 4-5,30 & 7-8.30 P.M, Sunday Masses - 8, 9.30 and 11 A.M, C.Y¥.0. - meets lst and 3rd Sundays CoWeL. & C.GeC, meet 2nd Sunday each month Masses will be celebrated in the GUILD HALL during construction of the new Church, ST.MARTIN'S CHURCH -- Rev.Dean E,A. Gallagher SATURDAY ~- Confessions 3-4 P.M, and 7-8 P.M, Mass during the week at 7.45 and on Saturday at 9:00 A.M, ST,MARTIN®'S PARISH LIBRARY Open from 2 to 3 P.M. every Saturday ROSSPORT ST.JOHN BERCHMAN'S CHURCH Mass every Tuesday at 7.30 P.M. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH --- Rev,Davis 10,00 A.M, -- Sunday School 7.00 P.M. -- Evening Service ar oe wee ae a A a Pe en meee ae GOSPEL MISSION Sunday - 11.00 A.M, - Family Bible Hour 7-00 P.M, - Gospel Service ' GOSPEL MISSION : Sunda School at 2 P.M. every Sunda Wd Wing b Fy AS | HYDRO EMPLOYEES HONOUR MR. ERNIE ELVISH Thirty-five Hydro Employees and their , wives were guests at a steak dinner held in : the Schreiber Hotel last Thursday evening, : The dinner, an affair held to celebrate ; an accident-free year, is the sixth such ban- ' quet held since the Safety Program started. The Northwestern Region have accummulated an enviable quarter million accident-free man hours since their safety program was inaugur- ated. Mr, Ernie Elvish of Port Arthur, Hydro Safety Officer for the Northwestern Region, was the recipient of an oil painting done . by Mrs.Sadie Gaulin, entitled "Hydro Tower | & Bay", presented to him by Ken MacLeod as : a pre-retirement memento of this district. Directors and possibly an open meeting in the evening. Mr. MacDonald urged as many members as possible to attend these meetings, Opening with the Minutes and correspondence read by Gertrude Cotton and financial "report by Alice Farrow, the President H,Goodfellow called for reports from the Committee Chair- man, Eva Connors reported 164 paid up members and Lou St. Louis reported 86 members enrolled as Junior Gardeners with seeds distributed and instructions given on garden judging once a month for three months, beginning near the end of June due to the late spring. Extra seeds and supplies had to be purchased this year. Angus Fraser's report on the Works program was presented by Mr. Farrow stating the hund- red rose bushes purchased had been planted at the Cemetery, the Triangle and a bed replaced at the Hospital. Begonias would be ready for planting over the weekend, Alf Desrosier's report showed there were only two Test Plots left for members. The President explained a request for further rose bushes for town planting. Mr. and Mrs, Rollason spoke briefly to the garden enthusiasts and flower lovers before Mrs, Rollason gave a very talented demonstrat ion of floral arrangements for a variety of occasions and variety of settings. The very lovely arrangements were then drawn for and the lucky winners received all the flowers from Mr, and Mrs. Rollason. Coffee and cake was served by Mrs, Connors and her committee, . : SPECIAL MUSIC AT COMMUNITY CHURCH SUNDAY Members of the Terrace Bay Men's Chorus will attend the morning service at the Commun- | ity Church and will. provide a program of - special music, DISTRICT DIRECTOR ADDRESSES HORTICULTURAL SOC, { Mr. Fred MacDonald, District Director and ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Rollason, Fort William, i were guests at the regular meeting of the . Terrace Bay Horticultural Society in the Rec- * reation Centre's meeting room. Mr. MacDonald ' complimented the Society on increased member- ' ship and activities, especially in their . large Junior Division which he found. commend- ' able for a small town, He outlined the forth- coming trip of the Association's Secretary, . Mr. RF, Gomme, and extended a cordial invit- | ation to any member to attend the Convention ' at Wawa on June 24. Mr. Gomme would open a » new Society in Manitouwadge before continuing ' to the Head of the Lakes for June 28. There leadership of Jesus, It is my purpose to would be an afternoon meeting of the District Cherish Health, Seek Truth, (Contta on Page 2) | ee rer ne ae mE Sn Re ee NG A eT GRADUATION CEREMONY FOR C.G.1.T. GIRLS A Graduation Ceremony was conducted in the Terrace Bay Community Church during the Morn- ing Service Sunday for three members of the Canadian Girls in Training, Valedictorian was Miss Maryellen Reynolds and their leader, Miss A, Wood described the qualifications nec- essary to become a graduate; to have reached the age of seventeen and have five years in C.G.I.T. and have fulfilled the Purpose, That is: "As a Canadian Girl in Training under the