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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 22, 1978 IN MEMORIAM ) [uA Secretary of State Secretariat d'Etat ue CANADIAN In loving memory of a dear son and brother, CITIZENSHIP Lawrence, who passed away November 22, 1975. APPLICATIONS Those we Tove, go out of sight, but never out of mind, They are cherished in the hearts of those they left behind We do not need a special day to bring you to our minds, For the days we do not think of you, are very hard to find. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed my Mom, Dad and Kevin BEZENAR Word was received of the passing of Mr. Daniel Bezenar, only brother of Mrs. Stella Brown, at his residence in Ed- monton, Alberta, at the age of 50 years. He had been in poor health for some time. He serv- ed with Canadian Army in Korea for two years. He then worked on the D.E.W. Line in Baffin Island, At the time of his death. he was employed with Yellow Cab in the city of Edmonton, : Alberta. Service. at Park Memorial Chapel, 1978. ST. MARTIN OF TOURS CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE PLAN - 'DAY OF RECOLLECTION' Cremation was held November 20, 1978 with a Family Mr. & Mrs. Ted Brown will attend a Resurrection Mass St. Albert, Alberta, on December 22, The regular monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League was held on Nov. 14, 1978. Edna Ramsey read an article on "The Education of Children By Parents", the aim of which should be to "Make Christians", The Penny Auction Report was read by Pat McGraw and the President thanked each and every member for their support of this project. A special thank-you went out to Clare Roen and Susanna White for the excellent job they did in convening the event. _ The Communications and Public Relations Convenor pointed out two articles in the "Canadian League" Magazine, Fall '78 edi- tion concerning "Natural Methods of Family Planning" and a re- port on the Save-A-Family Plan which we participated in last Christmas. She also suggested that members could buy a sub- scription to a very worthwhile Catholic Magazine titled "Our Familys. We are still hopeful that a generous member will offer to take on the kitchen convenorship. The Canada Packer labels will be sent away to obtain two large serving pitchers for the kitchen. Mary Clare Kennedy read a very interesting article on "How to Use a Safety Deposit Box!. The Christmas party plans are well on the way. The dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m. December 10, followed by entertain- CONTINUED PAGE 5 sveveecen A Citizenship Officer will be at the Recreation Centre, Terrace Bay on Friday, November 24, 4 p.m. for appl ications and information concerning Canadian Citizenship. For further information contact: 1978 from 1 p.m. to COURT OF CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP Room 404, 200 S. Syndicate Ave., Thunder Bay, Ontario P7E 1C8 CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS _1Irritate 6 Ruminate 10 Teem 11 Excavation 12 S.A. river 13 Anagram of raid 14 Englishman's ' 'really ! " 15 Drunkard 17 Kicker's gadget 18 Child of Loki 19 Chef's need 22 Sauce for spaghetti 24 In motion 27 Gallantry 28 Shallow 30 Dilly 31 Suffix with exist 32 Distaff sheep 35 Leave off 36 Imper- fection 37 Lead 40 Eastern Christian 42 Exhort 43 List of names 44 Kind of muffin 45 Step in DOWN 1 Run after 2 Goddesses of the seasons 3 Absent 4 Marsh 5 School supply item 6 Tete-a-tete 7 Not vert. 8 Samuel's mentor 9 Espouse 10 Barbecue rod 16 College in Michigan 18 Solidify 19 Buddy 20 Gold: Sp. 21 Sailor 22 Marie ' Dressler role 23 Catch forty winks 24 Snake 10 TODAY'S ANSWER | 5 25 Go schuss- ing 26 Bit of advice 29 Put up with 32 Bring joy to 33 Dilute 34 Large pitcher 35 Elysium 36 Boxer's weapon » 37 Boston's nickname, with "the" 38 Be mistaken 39 Moslem ruler 41 Negative 7