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Page 2 __ THE | TERRACE BAY -------------- | COMMUNITY CHURCH-Rev. T. Garnett Husser | Sunday Sc as bean discontinued for the summer months, 10.00 A.M, = MORNING WORSHIP Service in St. Andrew's United Church in Schreiber | Cors will leave the Church at 9:30 A.M. 'st. MARTIN'S CHURCH= Rev. Dean E.A.Gallagher | | Sonarday = Confessions 3-4 P.M. and 7-8 P.M. | Sunday Masses = 8:15 A.M. = 10.00 A.M. | 4:45 P.M. During the week Masses are at 8:00 | A.M. Saturday Mass ~ 9:00 A.M. | ROSSPORT | ST. JOHN BERCHMAN'S CHURCH | Mass every Monday evening at 7:00 P.M | GOSPEL MISSION | Sunday School at 2 P.M. every Sunday Fy iGo 3 Ay. lec om Ss | ditures this year. The equipment already purchased 'Nws © «€ | 1 __duly 25, 1963 _ ATTEND THE CHURCH i YOUR CHOICE ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH ~Rev.R,J.S.Inshaw 8:30 = Holy Communion 10:30 = MORNING SERVICE | hs ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH 0:00 A.M. = MORNING WORSHIP ' + | | Laymon of the Church will conduct the service which | | is a union service with the Community Church. HOLY ANGELS CHURCH = Rev. J.M. Cano | Daily Mass = 8:00 A.M. , Saturday Mass = 9:00 A.M. | Saturday Confessions ~ | SUNDAY MASSES = 8 = 9:30 and HAM. ss) 7 = 8:30 P.M. (before & after | | | EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH-Rev.M.F .Kaije | | i ' | 10:00 A.M. = Sunday Schoo 7:00 P.M. = Evening Service ~ 2nd and 4th Sunday i Bible Study on Fridays following Sunday Service. | GOLF COMMITTEE MEET | A meeting of the Terrace Bay Golf Committee was held last Friday, July 19th. Present were Jack Thomas, Thor Olsen, Al Pattison, Dave Desrosier, | Jack Phillips, Joe Adamo and Ross Mitchell. Dave Desrosier was welcomed as a new committee member replacing Sax Lundberg who was compelled : to resign because of other commitments. Dave has been quite active in the work parties, spending many hours during the day and evening. He will : undoubtedly be a worthy asset to the committee. Jack Thomas gave a progress report on the golf course. He mentioned that clay for green beds is i being hauled to all greens before fairways are com= | pleted. This will eliminate having to drive heavy trucks over fairways when completed. Mentioned | also was the completion of number one hole which will have fairway and green seeded in a couple of | days. Number one is the last of the four holes scheduled for completion this summer. Work is being continued on other fairways and it is hoped to have three more ready for spring seeding. Work parties will again be organized this fall in erder to complete cutting and clearing the last fair- way. The committee is looking forward to comple= tion of the golf course next fall. There will be a considerable amount of work to be done clearing the heavy wooded edges of the fairways. This will reduce the loss of golf balls hit off the fairways. The purchase of a gas powered 18" lawn mower was approved. The price of the equipment is $404.00 plus tax. A financial statement was pres~ ented by Al Pattison showing Receipts to date totalling $4,257.77, Disbursements totalled $3, 676.30. After the green mower purchase there 6 ae nee ER eR he NE ll ee eee eR ne eR NEE seta amt R m . Gpproved green mower (coe soon emai Mr. Ron Sheffield unday = A.M, = Family Bible Hour 7: 00 P.M, = Gospel Service | ar 7:00 P.M. = Prayer Meeting -- e a credit balance of approximately $160.00. a committee does not foresee any further expen= includes fairway lawn mower land roller and the . These essentially make up | all the equipment naceaneas The committee also expressed the thought that |" green fees of some sort should be charged next year ; and perhaps continued until the new and permanent | golf committee would take over at which time memberships would be solicited. "since fees of any kind have never b een discussed. A Also mentioned was the talk around town that mem=' | bership fees will be high. This rumour is unfounded és repeatedly mentioned this golf course is being built ' for this town and district and everything will be done to make it feasible for everyone to participate in this great outdoor recreation. ROLAND BEAULIEU BURIED IN MCINTREAL Roland Bsaulieu, age thirty two, oF Terrace Bay diad suddenly July 6th in McKelier Hospital, Fori William. Born in Lake Salmon, Quebec, the son of the late Mr. Jean Beaulieu and Mrs. Beaulicu, he was edu = | cated there and worked on various construction pro- jects. -He had been employed by Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Co, Ltd., in their Services Departmer.: since 1956. He had been training at Lakehead Flying School the past two years and received his pilot's : licence last year. _ While in Fort William he stayed at the home of Mr. _ and Mrs. Rene Valliant, 300 Cameron Street. u______treal for services and interment. He was a member of St. Martin's of Tours Roman , Catholic Church, 1.8. of Pulp Sulphate Union and the Loyal Order of Moose, all of Terrace Bay. He is survived by his Mother, one brother and two sisters in Montreal. The body was forwarded to Mon- '