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Katie Notwell sang "Let the Sunshine In" for the crowd. 41 years continued from page 8 In early 1951, a fundraising campaign raised $11,000 for building a church, mostly through payroll deductions. In May of that year, the church's Board approved an architect's design for the building. The church was completed in an amazingly quick five months, and the first mass was held on Dec. 9, 1951. Rev. Arthur Lavender officiated that first mass, and remained with the Community Church until his retirement in 1959. In the early 1960s, a vestibule was added to the original structure, and later that decade, the church--and the community--caught the atten- tion of a church magazine. 'An article printed in the November, 1968, edition of the Caught in the Act" ACY never looked better than on you HAPPY BIRTHDAY Love your family \ Page 15, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1992, News United Church Observer com- mented that the Community Church was located in "an affluent society. The basic wage rate recently rose to $2.60 an hour." Today, Rev. Beth McLean holds the position that Rev. Lavender first held. She says there wasn't enough time last year to organize a 40th anniversary celebration, but, she jokes, she's looking for- ward to the church's 46th anniversary party. Kay Graham, Elizabeth Har- ris and Shirley Mikus put together-the displays for the anniversary. They included photographs from services in the old dining hall, a photo album detailing milestone's in the church's his- tory, and a display of clothing wom when the church in Ter- race Bay began. SPORTS CARDS FOR SALE SAT. DEC 12TH 10AM-9PM TERRACE BAY RECREATION CENTRE vy OQ AU ° S : oo > o < e: ye ry ra) & . : 4 = wig = SA ented S a all | 8° yh $ Suatinnd, "040 ae af | "mower igntes ee . ¢ 7 he she'll weigh about 80 pounds by the time she's an adult. "Their sense of smell is just as good as a bloodhound," he says. ""They're using one in the United States to sniff out Charlotte continued from page 1 Charlotte, the pig's new name, is a slender 15 pounds right now and eats regular pig mash. Phil says he expects XMAS HOURS Corner of Hwy 17& Tues. - Sat.: 10am -5 pm Winnipeg St. * Closed Sunday & Monday SCHREIBER THANK YOU The Schreiber Minor Hockey Pee Wee Coaching staff would like to acknowledge with heart filled thanks, the following for their part in the success of our tournament. Adey Bros. Construction, Spadoni Bros., Voyageur ift Shop, Pathfinders Beverages, Referees, Suzanne Mulligan & time keepers, Theresa McLeod & door workers, Hostesses - Melissa Mulligan, Rhonda Bolan, Lola Spadoni, Paula Hiller, Steve Kostiuk, Sharon MacKenzie, Laureen Kay. Coach: Stan Spadoni Ass't Coaches: Terry Berthelot & Harry Tymco Manager: Joyce Berthelot noe ~ [ts that time of year again. be sure your customers and friends know that you aopreciate their 'riendship and patronage, 3 You can do this by ensuring that your name appears ih. Our Greetings Section December |9