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- October 28, 1965 MRS. D.HUSBAND HEADS REBEKAHS Mrs. Jessie McCanna, N.G. and Mrs.Mary Hus- band, V.G., were in the chairs at the regular meeting of Ruby Rebekah Lodge. District Deputy President Mrs.Dora Weaver was introduced by Mrs. Bern Jacomb. The sick and visiting report was given by the vice grand. Mrs.Chris Morris, reporting for the C.P.& T.committee, stated that licorice candy is now on sale. The semi-annual financial statement was presented by Mrs.Margaret Gander. A letter of appreciation for the Lodge's welcome to the students was received from the Youth Delegation. A wreath was ordered for Remembrance Day and a donation was made to the muscular dystrophy fund. At this juncture Mrs.Weaver and her installation suite installed the new officers--Mrs.Mary Husband noble grand - Mrs.Bern Whent, vice grand - Mrs. Beth Macadam, secretary - Mrs.Florence Fisher, treasurer - Mrs. Margaret Gander, financial secre- tary - Mrs.Jean Fisher, chaplain - Mrs. Mildred Welsh, L.N.N.G. - Mrs.Anna Laine, R.S.N.G - Mrs .Lorraine Fadden, warden - Mrs.Lorie Miller, conductor - Mrs.Gladys Sitch, color bearer - Mrs. Doris Condie, inside guardian and Mrs.Ruth Hiller, outside guardian. R.S.V.G. - Mrs.Florence Fisher L.S.V.G. - Mrs.Earline Johnson - Musician - Mrs.Agnes Bryson. The installing suite were Mesd. J.Macadam, A. Bryson, A.Laine, W.Clemens, M.Smith, M.Slater, N .Thrower and A.Fraser . Her past noble grand pin was presented to Mrs. McCanna by Mrs. Morris. The new officers' tea was planned for Nov.I7 in the town hall with a bake sale and candy counter as additional attractions. Following the next regular meeting penny auction wil! be played. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE REGIONAL MEETING A regional meeting of the Catholic Women's Lea- gue was held in the Guild Hall with Mrs. Bill Cocks presiding. Members also attended from Terrace Bay and Marathon. Diocesan officers were Rev.J.M. Cano, S hreiber, Rev.Dean Gallagher, Terrace Bay Rev. R.A.Carey, Red Rock. 'Diocesan president, Mrs.F .A.Helmink, reported on the provincial convention, saying that a recom- mendation was made to increase membership fees and asking the local CWL to discuss the matter and decide. She said per capita fees must be sent in by December Ist and emphasized kthe importance of regular executive meetings. Mrs.Harry Shack stated that all reports should be completed by April 15 and Mrs.G.Dashkewytch ad- vised that changes in address of executives should be forwarded and all correspondence answered promptly. Father Carey spoke on Vanier Institute and asked that thought be given as to who each parish might benefit. He also informed the members about scholarship awards for members' children specializing THE NEWS BOTTLE DRIVE SATURDAY - OCTOBER 30TH SCHREIBER & TERRACE BAY Sponsored by the Navy League - Sea Cadets and renettes. TEEN TOWN (Continued from page 10) Molly Harris, secretary and treasurer Evelyne Rajotte. These elections were held Oct.I5th at an election dance, each candidate making a three minute speech. Teen Town will be very active this year. Already they are planning a bottle drive and a pyrohy and cabbage roll sale. Membership cards for the coming year will be on sale soon and we encourage all teen- agers to purchase one for a fun-filled year. INITIATION '65 FROM NEUTRAL GROUND by Cathy Joe Cotton Being neither the Initiate or the Initiator, | think | can write on this topic without being too prejudiced This initiates this year, as always, were all the grade nine students and any new student of Terrace Bay High School, and much credit must be given to each one of them for taking their "punishments" so ungrudgingly. Being put through these tasks they were good natured as their initiators, grades eleven -- and twelve students made their officious demands. From the very beginning of Initiation which started at a dance Friday night when the slaves were assign- ed masters, they lived in a state of suspense, fear- ful of the worst. But, as time progressed and Initiates became more familiar with their masters, the tension slowly began to disappear, although they were still wary of the notices frequently being handed out by Student Council president, Jim Mikus, for Initiators to have 'demerit' points in the suggestion box by Thursday. Sighs of relief were audible Monday mor- ning as Jim Mikus announced that demerit points were onl y to determine the most deserving boy and girl initiate. This year the two chosen were Mary Jane Hopper and Graham Coe. For their good work each was the recipient of a highschool ring (compli- ments of Students Council). A switch this year, the initiators were given a taste of their own medicine Monday afternoon as their slaves were given a chance to trade places. -- They tried to pack into half a day all and more that their masters had demanded of them in three. But now the tension is lifted and grade niners can breathe freely. REGIONAL MEETING (Continued from col .1) in social work, graduate work in education and lib- rary science. The members were then divided into groups for five minute discussion on "What you expect from a Regional Meeting" and "What you expect to gain from a Diocesan convention". The Marathon group proposed the vote of thanks to Schreiber and the meeting closed with prayers.