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PAC | Ay, RECRI GIRL! The host t Septe Schoo ask th Ar Sunda Plai ~ SUMA CENT ALL REMIT AT TH CEIVE RECRE ROLLI A re ue on Arena Octok shoulc bers a PAGE 14 . TERRACE BAY NEWS | McParland and Stanley Rowen. SCHREIBER ns me a nt gmt et sh frm. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR DATE SET The Anglican Church Women, at their regular September meeting set the date for their Christmas bazaar and tea for November 21st, from 3 = 5.30 p.m in the town hall. Turkey patties will be served and there will be a coor prize. The sewing boath will offer fine sewing in many varieties. All women in the congregation will be contacted to assist with the sewing. Plans were made for a Halloween supper to be held on October 24th, from 5 = 7 p.m. in the church hall. Homebaked beans, cabbage rolls, and chili will be served with buns, tea and coffee. Mrs. Hazel Bailey, president, welcomed the mem- bers back after the summer recess. Mrs. Inga Ellicott read the minutes and Mrs. Flora Bryson gave the financial report. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE FIELD DAY Due to the inclement weather the Catholic Women's League Field Day had to be held in the arena. But all events, including the races were carried on successfully. There were the usual food booths, for snacks, home baking, a fishpond for the youngsters and bingo. Winners in the races were: 50 yard dash, girls and boys é and 7 - Brenda Bottomley, Linda Ross, Gordie McKenzie and Steven Speziale. Girls and boys 8 - ? = Tracey Wainikka, Cathy Mulligan, Lawrence Girls and boys 10 - 11 = Louise Morin, Shirley Ross, Peter Armstrong. and Bruce Hiller. Girls and boys 12 and over = Brenda Spencer, Karen Brown, Billy Souliere and Paddy Stokes. There were also wheelbarrow, three legged and duck waddle races. Janet Lengyel won the money tree event. EDWARD GEROW HONOURED ON 90TH BIRTHDAY Edward (Eddy) Gerow, was honoured by his family on his 90th birthday at a dinner party held in the home of his daughter, Bernice, Mrs. Ivor Jacomb. Attending the happy occasion were daughters Toots (Mrs. Lee Briggs) with her husband, of Spokane, Wash .; Doris, (Mrs. Perry Hewson) of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williamson (grand-daughter) and great grandson Wesley Williamson, of lowu; Miss Mary Ellen Gerow and Miss Donna Dean Gray, granddaugh-' SEPTEMBER 17, 1970 ters, of Thunder Bay; his daughter Etta, (Mrs. Ji Gray) with Mr. Gray and son Bruce, his son Bill Gerow with his wife, Mrs. Gerow Sr., and Mrs. Annie West, all of Schreiber CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE HOLD MEETINI The C.W.L. at their September meeting plann their Christmas tea and bazaar for Wednesday, i November 25th from 2;30 = 5 p.m. in the town | Members were asked to contact Mrs. Joe : Caccamo for sewing materials. It was agreed to convene a banquet for the Town's Volunteer Fire Brigade on September 25] Plans were made to hold a Mother and Daught banquet early in October. It was decided to have the daily Rosary at 2 : in the Church during October. 4 A donation was made to the Church Building f Conveners reports included a notice that the Brownies, Guides and Catholic Girls' Club will sume activities next week. The arts and Crafts group will meet on October 5th in the Parish Ce For further information call Mrs. D'Arcy McGui Mrs. Helen Stokes, cultural life convener, re ed that the Separate School issue of Kindergarte to grade 13 is to be discussed upon the opening « the legislature. Mrs. Lilian Gagnon volunteered to represent | Catholic Women's League at Parish Council mee An explanation of the Sacrament of Baptism w given by Father Cano. Mrs. Irene Moorey, presided for the meeting which was followed by coffee and a social hour. TOWN TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Callahan, of Ottawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davis last week. The daughter Betty Anne visited with Linda Lidkea. Carl Wood and his fiancee Judy Asquith, and Mr. and Mrs. George Marin of Thunder Bay spet the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lidkea. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wainikka, with Brad, Trac Lesley and Grant of Winnipeg spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gerow. Mrs. Basil Sisson, of Orillia, is visiting her st and daughter, Ray Sisson and Mrs. Ralph Morrill and their families. Mrs. Amos Jones, of Meafol came with her mother. j