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Page 12 COMMUNITY CHURCH AUXILIARY MEETS The evening group of the Ladies Auxiliary met Monday evening with Mrs. S. Brown presiding. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and the treasurer's report, both adopted. Rev. G.Husser spoke on plans for a Centennial Sunday to take place November |2 with the accent on youth in the morning service and the centennial pot luck supper at 6p.m. The Archives, on which Mrs. C.Slomke has been working, have been completed and will be on display along with various antiques. - The Bible Study was taken by Mrs. Leona Me- cure and Mrs. Marg. Lundberg. The program was then turned over to Mrs. Mar- ilyn Chisholm, who was moderator for a teenage panel discussion on The Church in the Future: Those taking part in an interesting debate were: Ralph Coe, Valerie Boyd, Samuel Harris and Susan Mclnnes. Members were reminded that articles are needed for the Touch and Take Table, and the Nearly New Table at the Bazaar to be held November 25 in the Community Church basement. Lunch was served at the conclusion of the meet- ing by Mrs. N. Coe and committee. SCHREIBER ART CLUB Entries in the art contest should be brought to the Public Library, November 14 between 7 and 9 p.m. Following the judging there will be a display in the Town Hall on November I7 from 7 to 9 p.m. ROSSPORT NEWS Winners of the weekly Five Hundred game were Mrs. H. Lif, Miss P. Gerow and Mrs. A.Rouble. Hostess Mrs. L. Ibey served lunch. Mr. & Mrs. John Knorr. of Fort William visited the Mac Hubelit family. Miss Carol Hubelit accompan- ied them home for a holiday. Mrs. D. Gerow and daughter Patsy left this week for their trapping grounds . John C .Todesco of Sarnia visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Todesco. He was accompanied by brother-in-law Rev. Wm. Farrell. While here, they were accompanied by Chas. Todesco on a hunting trip and became separated in the Gravel River area. Rev. Father Farrell being unfamiliar with the surroundings, became confused in the tall TERRACE BAY NEWS November 9, 1967 timber and lost his sense of direction. After walking a few hours he fired his rifle as planned but the , wind deafened the sound. Finally coming to the . river he followed it for 3-1/2 hours and event= 1¢- ually hitting the highway. A passing motorist brought him to Rossport. Mrs. Todesco and Father Farrell: went back to the starting point hoping to find the hunting party but being unsuccessful they went back to the village for help. As a rescue party was getting ready to leave - in drove the missing men. The waterfront is busy with fishermen and boat owners hauling their craft up for the winter. The Fisheries Research Board of Canada left Friday with. their cruiser for the Lakehead. LETTER TO THE EDITOR A recent communique from R.K. Andras, Liberal M.P. for Port Arthur reads in part - It is paredoxical that in the midst of celebrations of our Gentenniel Yeer, Canadians are facing grave questions affecting national unity - the answers to which will deter- mine our ability to survive as a united Canada. There are 4 several divisive factors: federal provincial jurisdictional problems, regionalism, isolationism, disparities in econ- omic growth, but the most serious is thet of English-French reletions. , This English-French problem has been with us for one hundred years as ea smouldering fire. Recent events --the "Quiet Revolution" in Quebec -- have fanned that fire into a near helocaust. Outside Quebec, reaction to the increas- ing desire by French speaking Canadians for greater opp- ortunity, and equality in Confederation, hes ranged from bitter resentment to indifference and apathy. Such re- actions, in turn, result in adverse reaction amongst the French speaking Canadians, and entice even the moderates among them to more extremism. These kinds of exchanges, steming so much from misunderstanding and lack of communic- etions, are contributing heavily to the currert crisis. For these reasons, I have accepted an invitation to bring ®, panel of my colleagues from the House of Commons of Port Arthur, to debate, discuss and answer questions about the issue. We will appear on CKPR television at 6.30 to 7.00 pem. November 13 and 10.30 to 11 p.m. November 14 at a public meeting at the Lakehead University, starting at 6 pem. on November 13,0n open-line redio programs the morning of November 14, and probably at other gatherings during those two days. Accompanying me will be Mr. Grant Deachman M.P,. Vancouver-Quadra, Mr. Ovide Leflamme M.P. Quebec- Montmorency, and Parliementary Secretary to the Registrar- General, Mr. Bryce Mackasey M.P. Verdun, Quebec and Parlia- mentary Secretary to the Minister of Labour. Whatever your views are, I invite you to listen to the debates, and to join us at the meetings. Your questions and comments will be welcomed. Robert K. Andras, M.P., Port Arthur. Regretting about yesterday and fretting about tomorr- ow will not get us anywhere today... Hardening of the heart ages people more quickly than hardening of the arteries...