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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 24, 197 Joan Nugent - cont'd from PageI'.. J... Mrs. A. Regis, Church Life, read a n in the field of administration, construc EA I Sf rayer for the New tion and real estate and will seek to ' Is. BR, Gerlach, communication . : Love g& Marriage on Monday Night. tative, 1 Promise to serve You to the Mrs. M, Churney reported that she had enough Canada Packer's labels for Ken Weppler: a small Coffee Maker. It is with Pleasure that 1 let my Mrs, GC. Ramsey Feported that She ha : : : y attended a regional meeting in Thunder name stand in nomination for the posit- Bay alo ith M GS. Das Ech ion of Public School Trustee. y ng wi Is. G. Das ewytch, Mrs, 1. McBride will look after the Church linens as Mrs. R. Sinotte. has left for the Winter. -1¢ was also de- cided that a gift of appreciation be given to Mrs. Sinotte for her many years of service to the Church, The meeting was adjourned by Mrs. B. Lapen- skie after which "Holy God We Praise Thy Name" ang "O Canada" were sung. Wayne Pearen: Mrs, J. Falzetta then introduceqd Terrace Pay has beep my home. Zor Miss sg. Lemay, a teacher at Holy Angels twelve years; and I have attended both Public ang High School here. : : I'm employed by Kimberly Clark of ai England last So nst £ Canada Limited as a Payroll Clerk. ; tS. ¥. Mckie on. beha 9 the ; I have three children, the oldest of League Presented Miss Lemay with a gift which attends the Terrace Bay Public In Shersciation ©f her most enjoyable School. : : I'm interested in the education of A social hour followed. children, ang wish to contribute my time in providing the best education Possible in Terrace Bay. TERRACE BAY POLICE DETACHMENT REPORT Twenty-seven general OCcurrences were investigateq by the Terrace Bay C.W.L. NEWS Police Department last week. The week started with a break, enter For more than 25 years TI have made my home in Terrace Bay and have taken an active part in community activities, I am looking forward to the support bring more than 30 years of business ex- perience to our board. The regular monthly meeting of St. Martin of Tours Catholic Women's League was held on Sunday, January I4th in the a hole in the wall with ag axe (also Church Hall. ; The Rosary was recited in the Church Prior to the meeting. Mrs. Gg. Ramsey, President welcomed all members to the first meeting of 1973, Mrs. R. Dakin had b read a Passage from the Jerusalem Bible and Mrs. Pp. Malashewski read the minutes of the last meeting and new Ccorrespon- dence. In the absence of Mrs. F. Hel- mink, Mrs. A. Regis read the treasurer's report. Mrs. J. Falzetta, Social Action, read an inspiring poem "A Hungry Worig", In the absence of Mrs. L. McBride, Organization, Mrs. W. McKie thanked all the ladies who had helped with the 20th Anniversary meeting. continued page 9 ..... another garage. An attempt to break in a thirg garage resulting in the door Panels being broken. rt was learned that an attempt hag been made on a tot- al of seven garages, By II p.m. that evening two juveniles and one adult had been charged and will appear in court. One accident investigated on Jan.