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June 15, 1967 TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 7 -- 7 A D KOLESAR'S Mr. & Mrs. John Ferrier attended Graduation ceremonies in Toronto when their youngest daugHte JUNE 18 Simcoe Plaza Elizabeth, was a member of the graduating class of Specia ls TELEPHONE 3327 the Atkinson School of Nursing of the Toronto MEN'S GOLF SHOES GOLF SET Western Hospital . During the impressive ceremony, Elizabeth was reg. 20.98 pr. 17-99 i. SHAG BAG 2 WOODS - 5 IRONS - BAG awarded a proficiency prize in Neurosurgical reg. 9.98 CART - - REG. 129.50 Nursing. The award in this field was made for the Ee 829 & specia.GQ.50 first time this year. GOLF UMBRELLA - SPECIAL - 49 Mr. & Mrs. Ferrier are now in Montreal ta king in Expo '67 and report it is an exciting experience. CHILDREN'S SPECIAL FOK DADDY ..cceeee RED & WHITE FISH HOOK - 10 ¢ FIBRE GLASS FISHING RODS 2piece - reg. 6.95 SPECIAL-- 4.99 MEN'S SOCKS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS SIZES or STRETCHY short sleeve wean ee mu e+ 9.25 Frog. 5:00 - SPEC." LEGION LADIES RECIPIENTS OF DINNER A delicious cold plate was served last Friday to the ladies by the men of Branch 223, Royat Canad- ian Legion. The Toast to The Queen was made by Joyce Mercier. Toast to the Men was made by Dodie Bougie and Grace said by Doris Marcella. A message was read from the President by Dot Ballentine. Past Presidents pins were presented by Cora Bajkiewicz to Lorette Solly and Joyce Mercier. The auxiliary welcomed new member MEN'S TIES MEN'S CASUAL SHOES 4 ee Siren reenter Shirley Caron. reg. 1.50 ee A social evening followed with many guests in Centennial dress. SPECIAL- .99%| reg. 8.95 - NOW 6.99 CARD OF THANKS - Mr. & Mrs. Walter Shevcuk wish to thank all those who were so kind to them during their recent bereavement - the death of their son Victor, in Vancouver. ST. MARTIN'S GRADE 7 INSTITUTES FLAG PLEDG The Centennial project of the Grade 7 class of St. Martin's School is a "Flag Pledge" - To My Flag and to the country it represents, | Pledge respect and loyality. Wave with pride from sea to sea, and within your folds keep you ever united. Be a symbol of freedom and justice. God keep our Flag. God protect Canada. Besides reciting the Pledge daily themselves the students wrote to various government authorities offering to share their pledge with other schools. The office of the Prime Minister commended the project and the _ Minister of Education replied as follows: "Thank you for sending a copy of your class! flag pledge and for expressing your willingness to share it with students throughout Ontario. As you are undoubt- edly aware, the Ontario Department of Education publishes a newsletter entitled Project 67: Cent- ennial News for Ontario Schools. This Centennial newsletter reaches every teacher in each public, separate, secondary and private school in Ontario. I will see to it that your flag pledge is included in a forthcoming issue of Project 67 - Centennial News continued On Page 8 STORK CLUB NEWS - Born to Mr. & Mrs. D. O'Neill (nee Jean Stuart) of Cameron Falls, Ontario - June 9th, a girl. INTER-FAITH SERVICE ( continued from Page 4) choirs of St. Martin's and the Community Church led the hymns. Readings were given by two Legion and Auxiliary members, Mr. E. Brown and Mrs. S. Ball- entine and by Mary-Claire Coupal of the Community Church and by Mark Boudreau of St. Martin's. The service closed with the Legion Prayer "Lest We Forget" and the stirring Recessional Hymm "Onward Christian Soldiers". The offering at this service will be ;sent to aid in the work of the Christian Pavillion at Expo. Mr.& Mrs. C .Daley had daughter Barbara and son-in-law Bruce Young visiting over the weekend. Bruce and Barbara also visitied Mr.&Mrs.T. Young and took Terri Lynn Daley back with them for 2wee