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Page 2 | TERRACE:BAY | COMMUNITY | 8.00 A.M, - Anglican Corm:nion ' 10,00 A.M. - DIVINE SERVICE - "Man as. Jesus. Saw. Him' ' 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 ALM, 1 4 ST.MARTIN'S PARISH LIBRARY | Open from 2 to 3 P.M. every Saturday i OSSPORT | Spenba---nated--o=. j : \ i ST. JOHN BERCHMAN'S CHURCH Mass every Tuesday at 7200 P.M, GOSPEL MISSION Sunday School at 2 P.M. every Sunday NOTICE RE LIBRARY HOURS The library will be open Monday afternoon 2.30 to 4.30 and Thursday evening only dur- ing the week of July 17th. "Ton ony aka | BROWNIES PRESENT GIFT TO HOSPITAL As another Brownie season drew to a close, ' Brownies Cheryl Duncan and Lois Ann Fraser, ; representing Terrace Bay Pack two, and accom- i panied by two of their leaders, Brown Owl 'Mrs, Ethyle Boyd and Tawny Owl Mrs, Gladys | Sitch, paid a visit to the Terrace Bay Private | Hospital to present a gift from their Pack, , Large armfulls of comic and children's books i for the children who become hospitalized. Receiving the gift from Cheryl and Lois Ann was Mrs. C.Buck, Matrol of the Hospital who expressed her gratitude for such a thought ful gift. sevannniemy atlanta, ene ee St ea I GUIDES ENJOY CAMPING AT WHITE SAND LAKE Camping ended on Thursday for Girl Guides who had enjoyed a week at the Scout Camp, White Sand Lake. In charge of the Camp was Captain Mrs.Lois Downey, Quartermaster Mrs, ' Pat Lindberg and Nurse Mrs.Mary Hale while | Marven Steen and Joan Rolland rotated in | 'Peat trips to camp to instruct in swimming. | Joining the thirteen girls from the First | Terrace Bay Guide Company were four Guides | from Marathon and four Guides from Manitou- wadge. Mrs.Downey reports that the Guides learned considerable in the art of taking care of | themselves while camping, learning how to { build gadgets and all their own camp equip- 'ment such as tables, fireplaces etc. from 'materials at hand, Some test work was also | accomplished during the week. i { | j { i i Mr.& Mrs.Charles Gault and son Jeff of Ann Arbor, Michigan are spending a few days ! with Nancy and Don Geary. Mrs. F.0.Soughton recently enjoyed a vaca- | tion trip to the West Coast. After visiting | in Vancouver and Victoria stopovers were made ; at Banff, Lake Louise and Winnipeg. TERRACE BAY NEWS ATTEND THE . CHURCH CHURCH - Kev, J.Raymond Anderson | ST, JOHN July 13,1961 -- ott OF YOUR _ CHOLCE SCHREIBER *§ ANGLICAN CHURCH - Rev. R.J.S.Inshaw 9,30 A.M, - Family Service 11.00 A.M. - Morning Service No evening service during July and August UNITED CHURCH - Rev. R. Crook 11,00 A.M, - MORNING SERVICE - eon ater enema HOLY ANGELS CHURCH - Rev. J.M.Cano Daily Mass - 8,00 A.M, Saturday Mass - 9.00 A.M. Saturday Confessions - 11-12 A.M. & 7-8,30 P.M. Sunday Masses - 8, 9,30 and 11 A.M, Masses will be celebrated in the GUILD HALL during construction of the new Church. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH - Rev. Davis 10.00 A.M, -- Sunday School GOSPEL MISSION Sunday - 11.00°A.M, - Family Bible Hour 7,00'P.M. = Gospel Service | WOMEN OF THE MOOSE MEET Senior kegent Ann Todesco presided last | Wednesday 'evening at the regular meeting of the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426. Recor- der Doreen Kurylo read the minutes and various business of the Chapter was conducted, The evening closed with a social hour and luncheon served by Mrs. J. Calder. acl ees nea Mr.& Mrs. W.E.Cavanaugh have their daugh- | ter, Mrs. Mary Chesley and children, visiting | them from Spryfield, Nova Scotia and also their daughter-in-law and son, Rita and, Joe Cavanaugh and children from Deep River, Ont. Mavis and John Cavanaugh returned home to Elliot Lake last week after a week's visit with their parents, Mr.& Mrs.Dan MacFadyen and Mr.& Mrs. W.E,Cavanaugh. Mr.& Mrs,A. Ziegleman and family returned Monday from a week's camping at Dog Lake and a visit enroute home with Rita's Mother and sisters in Fort William. . Jim Crawford has returned home from St, Johns, Newfoundland were he had taken Grade XII at the Prince of Wales College during the past term. He will spend the summer with his parents, Mr.& Mrs.A.Crawford before returning to College in the Fall. Alex Crawford and Henry Duriez left by. car last Friday for Montreal. From there they will fly to St.Johns to be guests of Alex' parents, Mr.& Mrs.H,8.Crawford and to enjoy a fishing expedition. Recent guests at the home of Mr.& Mrs. _ A.R,Ostling were Mr.& Mrs. Jerry Kanor and family from Eveleth, Minnesota, Mr.Gordon Rowlandson and daughter Vanda, from Neenah, Wisconsin and Mr.& Mrs.Wilfred Ostling from Montreal. Mr.& Mrs, Ostling motored to Eveleth over the weekend to bring back their granddaughters Karen and Terry Pastor who had spent a few days at the Kanor residence. i i ao Re ah | ' i { ' { i | } | Mrs. S. Gaulin, Mrs. G.Boyd and Miss Paul- ette Boudreau have returned from Quetico Park where they enjoyed an informative session at the recent Art Course conducted by John Bennett.