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PAGE 18 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 23, I975 Ladies Curling - continued "RB" Event - Skip - Nancy Dupas; 3rd - Barb Wise; 2nd - C. Pope; Lead - Mary Hale. Runners-up - Skip - Shirley Richards; Vice Georgina Caron; 2nd - Marian Pluta; Lead - D. Clancy. CeW.Le ELECTS I975-76 OFFICERS The general meeting of the Catholic Women's League took place on Sunday, April I3th. The rosary was recited prior to the meeting, for the sick of the parish, Bishop Gallagher and the needy of the world. Mrs. Kennedy presided and Mrs. Ramsay was acting secretary. : Mrs. McBride said that flowers were placed on St. Joseph's Altar and the Mass intended for that day, will be said on May Ist, feast of st. Joseph the Worker. The ladies were reminded of the Spiritual Banquet for Paul VI, during the Holy Year. A letter of thanks was received from Father Giroux for money, to help pay for freight costs on Christmas boxes. Mrs. Belliveau re- ported the film shown during Lent was enjoyed by all. The silver collection will help pay towards the cost of the film. Mrs. Ramsay gave her report on the Arts and Crafts show and said the profit was turned over to the Carnival Committee. : First communion and Graduation gifts were ordered by Mrs. Luke. Expenses will be paid for two delegates attending the C.W.L. convention in Thunder Bay. Anyone interested in attend- ing the Convention, contact Mrs. Public Meeting - continued from page 1 ...... at 99 per cent efficiency, to reduce odors and other air pollutants. In anticipation of future developments in the bleaching of pulp, a pulp washer of special construction will be built to remove polluting chemicals. To help evaluate the impact of the develop- ment on the entire operating area, Kimberly- Clark retained the services of a Toronto-bas- ed firm of environmental consultants. Copies of their environmental assessment report were made available to residents of Terrace Bay and nearby Schreiber prior to the public meeting. The meeting, held at the Lake Superior High School in Terrace Bay, was initiated by Kim- berly-Clark to review plans for its develop- ment project continued page I9 .. SCHREIBER NORTH STARS WIND-UP DANCE April 26 9 pm.- 2 am. Schreiber Town Hall Admission $1.00 per person Everyone Welcome INFORMATION Kennedy. After the meeting was adjourn -ed, the annual meeting took place. Reports were read and approved. The new officers for the year 1975-76 are: Past President - Mrs. W. Robit- aille; President - Mrs. J. Kenn- edy; Ist Vice - Mrs. R. Belliv- eau; 2nd Vice - Mrs. R. Morriss- eau; 3rd Vice - Mrs. H. Boudr- eau; Treasurer -- Mrs. R. Gerlach Secretary - to be appointed. The meeting was closed with TESSIE ROGERS, TWENTY-TWO, YT JON SINGLE, LIKES FILMS, DANCING --/ prayers, and coffee was served. L: Belliveau. SKIP IT Give a husband enough rope and he'll want to skip.