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COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday July 21, 1957. 10.A.M, Morning Worship, Sermon Subject: s _ "Frustrated Fishermen"! - During the months of July and August the Morning Service will be at 10 o'clock, OR A a AR a a a a ae ak ae CENOTAPH MEMORIAL "This monument was erected by the citizens of Terrace Bay .......'", These opening words are to be inscribed on the bronze plaque for the Cenotaph and on Saturday morning last this statement became a proven fact. As many as 1° men turned out for the work party which in short order placed the foundation for our Memorial in place. Every branch of the Armed Forces was adequately represented and in addition a goodly number of non-veterans pitched in 'to get the job done." Jack Wellings as Straw Boss and Al 'Harrison on blueprints set the wheels.in=-- motion and the following were on the bus~ iness end of shovels and wheelbarrows: 'Wilf Corrigan, Jack Anderson, Chuck Hav- iland, Nels Allen, Eldon Marostica, Clar- ence Mercier, Steve Fedorick, blarence Rousseau, Bill Kujbida, Roger Beaulieu, Pete Caron, Jim Clancy, and Jim Beddard, As late as 12 midnite Bruce Larsen and Bill Baillie were putting the finishing touches to the cement, Ed Brady held the water hose while Harold McKechnie did a fine job of cleaning up "leftovers." Equipment for the job was amply pro- vided by LongLac Pulp & Paper, with the cement being donated in large part by Paul Boudreau, Next on the list of jobs is the actual erection of the Cenotaph. Request for this phase of the project is going forward to 'lf Barbini and as soon as necessary arrangements can be completed, this too will be done. Dedication Ceremonies are even now being planned and although Sina eee CONl OG Nexbe Cod ¢ ST, MARTIN'S CHURCH Saturday, July 20, 1957: Confessions -- 3 to 4 p.m. - 7 to 8 poms Sunday, July 21st, Masses -- 8:15 a.m, ~ 9:30 a,m. - Benediction Sunday evening at 7:30 a.m, - Mass during the week at 8:00 a.m, - Saturday at 8:30. 3, 2 ". epi Ager Lae 2. ae rca ate $e al ae ec Va ae ae SPR ie ace earn Sa x Re. agree Lak BE ie ae G6 ee ae a zs KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC The Knights of Columbus Annual Picnic at Jackfish Lake was a bee-hive of activity on Sunday last when members of St. Edward's Coun- cil and their families mthered for their Ath Annual Picnic, Over 400 people from Schreiber, Terrace Bay, Jackfish and Marathon took part in the activities. There were races for young and old including a three-legged and a wheelbarrow race, Many spent part of the afternoon pitching horseshoes, while the more adventurous were trying their hand at water skiing, courtey of Roger Beaulieu. Swimming was a popular past- ime, especially with the young: folk, Generous servings of home-made pork & beans, and hot coffee supplemented the pienicer's lunches am brought ae day toa close, Arnold Stortini, Art Moorey, and Jack Stokes were in charge of arrangements for the day. " M Ms " BOE Ses ie eS Py Sah aa ae a6. ae 31 cya a * w * %* % 7 * * 7 ray 7" a a W Ww * Cenotaph Memorial (cont'd) nothing definite is known at this point expecté: tions are that the entire day will be long remembered in the short but colourful history of Terrace Bay. More than anything else though, the actual location of the Cenotaph will prove to be a soul-satisfying thing. Set on an expanse of green carpet as it will be, with stately Evergreens and native Birch framing the modest but inspiring Flanders Cross, the entire pictur~ is truly a Memorial which will beckon contem- plative thought on the memory of those for whom it is intended, Sg a et ea ot '4 a 9 on oo 3. Me ig a6 A fo 3 ot at ae i at * * % % ww Ws Ay * * 7 a a a * Ww