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Page 12 TERRACE BAY NEWS November 16, 1967 A RRA MOR RO MEE EH Scouts, Cubs and Brownies. Fred Gould was bugler and the flag was lowered and raised by Frank McKenna. Hobden Spikula was thair- man and the High School Girl's Choir led in singing. Rev. E.C.Prinselaar gave the address. Wreaths were laid as follows: Provincial Wreath/for the Motherhood of Canada - Mrs. T.Bottomley, Royal Canadian: Legion - Jack Winters, Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion - Mrs. J.Winters, Terrace Bay Navy League - Mrs. A.McKechnie, In Memory of James Richardson - Jack Richardson, In Memory of Leslie Gerow - Mr. E.Gerow, In Memory of Private G.A.Newton - Mrs. R.Winters, Mayfair Hotel, N. Linkewich, Schreiber Women's Institute - Mrs. J.Mc- Canna, C.W.L. - Mrs. A.Moorey, Chapples - Mrs. H. McBride, Sunset Motel - P.Speziale, M. Cebrario tand Son - W.McCouan, Bank of Montreal - Mr. Frie- sen, Township of Schreiber - Reeve Harness, Costa's- C. Commisso, Spadoni Bros. - R.B. Spadoni, Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1752 and Women of Moose Chapter 1425 - J.Power, Knights of Columbus - E.' Borutski, Ruby Rebekah Lodge #279 - Mrs. W.Fischer, St. John's Ambulance - D.Rigelsford, Kinsmen Club- R. Hewson, Schreiber Lion's Club - H. Ermel, Hydro Commission - J. Phillips. LEGION MEETING ( from Page I3) Mrs. Earline Johnson won the birthday draw. Lunch hostesses for the December meeting are Mrs. | .Bolan L. Christie and T. Cataford. ANGLICAN WOMEN PLAN CHRISTMAS BAZAAR In the absence of president Mrs. A.C .Rigelsford, the meeting of the Anglican Church Women was chaired by Mrs. J.D. Bryson. The annual Christmas Bazaar and Tea was planned for December 16 from 3 to 5.30 p.m. in the church hall. A salad plate will be served. Mrs. Stella Caufield, Sault Ste. Marie reminded members of the Diocesan fees and the thanks offer- ing, in a letter received by the group. A donation was made to St. Andrew's fund. Mrs. W.G. Turnbull, education secretary, North Bay, sentco list of recommended reading material for the study period for the year. The president announced that Miss Heather Trembla and Miss Shirley Ann Winters have agreed to take over leadership of the Junior Auxiliary. The next meeting will be held in Mrs. D.Q. Ham- ilton's home at 8 p.m. Lunch was served by Mrs. David Harrison, hostess. RUBY REBEKAH LODGE MEET Mrs. Jean Fisher, NG and Mrs. Mildred Smith PNG _ presided for the meeting of Ruby Rebekah Lodge. A sick and visiting report was given by Mrs. Jessie McCanna. Mrs. Chris Morris reported for the CP&T - committee and said total equipment had been loaned for 52 days. New CP&T officers are: W.Slomke, chairman; W.Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Chris Morris, secretary. Mrs. Earline Johnson, convenor of the New Officer's Tea said it had been most successful . , Members were asked to bring a tea towel -to the next meeting to replenish the cupboard. Following the meeting next month, there will be a Christmas penny. auction and each member is asked to bring a prize pertaining to Christmas. Winners in the Fire Brigade Halloween Dance - Don Beno and Giovanni Cebrario as Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy, Irene Bolen and Kay Furyk 4m Centennial costume, Judy Fairburn and Ruth MacIsaac as Martians. Photo 'by Inez McCuaig. _ REMEMBRANCE DAY MARKED An exceptionally large crowd and splendid parade led by Terrace Bay Sea Cadets and Wrenettes marked Remembrance Day in Schreiber. L.V. Bourke was - parade marshall . Jack Winters, president of Canadian Legion Branch 109, with color bearers Lloyd. Small and Bill Paradis led the Legionnairs. Others in the parade were - The Ontario government has told the City of Mont- real that its $8,500,000. pavilion at Expo will be demolished. It offered the pavilion's $500,000. landscaped site and granite to the city, which is planning a permanent exhibition.