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THE Canada-U.S. Goodwill Week, 1966 Golden Anniversary of Kiwanis' ie To Both Great Lands oh | Sf Whe a Ue Ten 68 This year Kiwanis Interna- tional, originator of Canada- U.S. Goodwill Week, celebrates its fiftieth anniversary of serv- ice to both great lands. Canada- U.S. Goodwill Week in 1966 is scheduled for the period of April 24 to April 30. Founded in Detroit in 1915, iat i a Canadian vais in Hamilton, Ontario a year later. Thus, Kiwanis has grown up simul- . taneously in the United States and Canada. . . working con- stantly to dramatize, and to cement even further, the good neighborliness which is the hallmark of Canadian-U.S. relations. Kiwanis established its first This message from your Kiwanis club--through the courtesy of your newspaper. Silver Birch Chapter O.E.S. held a Penny Auc- tion on April 20th at the Masonic Hall. The auction was well attended and many attractive items were drawn for. Miss Margaret Watson visited from Midland, Ontario with Mr.and Mrs. Slomke. AGUASABON GOLF CLUB Terrace Bay, Ontario MEM i oa ss AS eee LADIES $20.00 INTERMEDIATE MEN ........ $15.00 INTERMEDIATE LADIES ...... $12.50 JUNTO RE naviaiadisss.. 2 0U8O VISITING SOM cs $ 5.00 per week SOCIAL MEMBER ............ $10. v0 Fees are due on May 8th and must be paid by June 8th. GREEN FEES Weekdays = = Sat., Sun., Holidays ~ For further information contact Mr.Dave Pa pans Box 255 or phone 3324 Terrace, NEWS ROSSPORT NEWS FUNERAL SERVICE HELD The funeral of the late Mrs. Louise Auger, 78, was held from St. Jerome's .Roman Catholic; Church at Pays Plat Mission, with requiem high mass sung by Rev. W.. Maurice S. J. Mrs. Auger died April 16. She was predeceased by her hus- band, Paul in 1951, daughter Mary (Mrs. Thomas Wesley) in 1954, and two sons, Steven in 1961 and Frederick: in: 1963. Surviving are sons, Joseph of Geraldton and Patrick at home, daughters, Margaret. (Mrs, Con- way) ahd Clara (mrs. Cass Hor- fishney) both of Red Rock; 21 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Pallbearers were grandchil- dren James Boddy, Donald Au- ger, David Auger, Ronald Con way, Philip Conway and Ray- mond Auger. From out of town attending the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Auger and Raymond Auger FOR MRS.LOUISE AUGER of Geraldton; Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter King and Adolph King of Macdiarmid; Mr. and Mrs. Cass Horishney, James Boddy, Mrs. Margaret Conway, Janice Con- way, Francis Conway, Ronald Conway, Phillip Conway, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Esquib, Fred Auger, Paulette Auger, Thomas Auger, Roland Auger and Mr. and Mrs. George Gregorchuk, all of Red Rock. .. Mr. and Mrs. Aarte Nykanen and family, Richard Morrisseau of Nipigon; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Ross and family; Mrs. A. Landry, Marathon; Miss Ann- Marie Conway, Port Arthur; Miss Linda Bursey, Mrs. R. Her- tel, Fort William; H. Tympko of Gurney; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ray; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noonan, Schreiber. ; DAFFODIL TEA HELD BY ALTAR SOCIETY The Altar Society of St.Bemchman's Roman Catho- lic Church held their spring tea and sale last Satur- day afternoon. Spring colors and pussywillows were used to decorate the hall and gay bouquets of fern and daffodils adored the tea tables. The guests were greeted by the president, Mrs. Herb.Legault and Mrs.Felix Legault took the ad- mission. Mrs.Mac Hubelit was in charge of the Bake Table, Mrs.C .Todesco was at the Sewing Table and the Novelties were sold by Mrs. Bill Hubelit. Tea was poured by Mrs.P.Testori and Mrs .Romeo Bouchard from 4 table covered with a hand crochet- ed cloth. The driftwood centrepiece was later give as a draw prize. Servitors were the Misses Joyce Mushqush, Nancy and Carol Lestanski, Diane Campbell and Patsy Gerow. Take-out orders of cabbage rolls and spaghetti were dispensed by Mrs. Eugene Gerow and kitchen duties were cared for by Mrs.Lestanski, Mrs.Ray Kenney, Mrs.W.Schel- ling. The three-layer cake was won by R.Sinotte of Terrace Bay, Father Cano won the centrepiece and $5 was won by Eddie Page. Carol Hubelit won the door prize. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE - from page 14 It was decidea to present a $25 scholarship to a pupil going from grade 8 to enroll in the local high school. This is open, to both public school and sepa- rate school students and a com- mittee will meet with the school boards to discuss the award presentation. W. §E. Collinson was winner in a cribbage tournament played in the Royal Canadian "Innes West is in Ter- race Bay Hospital . Legion Saturday. The dart tournament planned for that day had to be postponed until a later date. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Sisson have gone to Orillia to attend the re- tirement party of Mr. Sisson's father. En route home they will visit in Guelph with Mrs. Sis- son's relatives. Cc. A. "Chuck" Lavigne of Terrace Bay has been awarded. a diploma by the International Graphoanalysis Society of Chi- a Most of the work was tak- en by correspondence, although some tests were written:itf. Chi | eago.