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_ December 7, 19 1961 _ ERR! | OPEN OPEN Houst HELD (Continued from Page 4)" slab floor with Desert Brown Brick-Vencer ' exterior Walls. The Roof is a Low slope white Asphalt shingle with Copper Flashings and | Eavestroughing, It measures. 118 feet,' in ' length; with the Sanctuary Trancept Being 60 * ' feet wide; the width of the Nave being 43--ft, | 10 inches, Its 'outside walls are of a | Sawtooth Design with -the Front'Golden Buff | Mosat (Stone) Panels completing this effect, i along with its copprr-f dnkehed serrated Canopy. Inside walls in the Baptistry, Ushers Room Sacristies, Crying-Room, Washrooms are Gold or Ivory painted plaster, The Nave walls are of Blonded White Birch playwood panelling and the ceiling is B,C.Spruce stained a light mahogany colour. The entire window area of . the perimeter of the building is in coloured ' Cathedral glass in random pattern with a ' translucent Cross above the main entrance," . The design assures that the sunshine will . Strike the Altar in the perts afternoon ' and evening, The Church is both electrically heated and | lighted, the, fixtures being of Gold Brass | finish in modern church design. The solid Oak | front doors have hammered iron hardware. All . Other doors are of birch, either varnished or _ blonded white.and all hardware is. of heavy ' stainless steel and aluminum construction, To the right of the spacious entrancé _ porch is the completely furnished Baptistry; | to, the: left, the Ushers Room and Hallway ' leading to the Choir, Heavy Glass and wood. _ doors open into the Chursh proper with its Red-Oak Pews; Vinyl asbestos tile in, chocolatd . brown and dark ivory complement the rest of the decor, The Altar-railing, the side Altars _ the Pulpit and the Main Altar (with its glazed _ brick back-wall) are all apiquely constructed with White Limestone caps set on Toronto . dark brown glazed brick pillars with ceramic _ white brick used in the Gross designs in the railing and Altar background, Tiling in the : Sanctuary, corriders and Sacristies again ' carries out the brown and white motif, The Church is built and furnished, through the generosity of. its Parishioners, The ~ _ beautiful. Dark-stained wooden cross above _ the main Altar with its natural wood Corpus Christi is hand carved by German craftsmen. Originally proposed and pioneered by Very Rev. J.C.McHugh and Mr,Albert Gauthier, it ' is sad. that neither lived: to see the finished ' Church, Rev, Joseph M,Cano, Parish Priest, nas played a very active roll-in' promoting | ' { | | | { ' \ Banca "ON Nae Mase | SCOTIA ST. TERRACE Be nel NEWS | Chris, Jingl¢ | | 22% tall" $99 , abate of the Church, GRAND OPENING Dee lOO Roses given free #6 the first 100 Eadie 4 BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY POTTED PLANTS 'Flower PHONE 442 JINGLE ! CHRIS 4 eal Santa's youngest +s, reindeer, in soft sa° cuddly plush with happy vinyl face and red ribbon bow 4} © 30" tall z\-one chance on him for every: $ spent, 14,98 VALUE $5.98 Chris. Jingle 30° TALL -- 13" tall Architect of the structure was Mr. Wallace Kyro. of Port Arthur and General Contractor was. Mr.Stephen Zysko.,- Members of the Build- 'ing Committee are:- Chairman, P,J,Syvitski, Secretary, Dr. J.M.,Cornell, Rev. J.M.Cano, J,Branchaud, G. Cebrario, Avrele Gauthier (who replaced his father) S. Chicoine, H.P, Bourguignon, P,J,Guina, T.Borutski, C.A, McGrath, M.MoGrath, R.B.Spadoni, W.Sheehan, 'Approximately 500 members and visitors were shown through the building by guides during the hours of the Open House, - Tea was served by Mesdames B. Paradis, C, Duggan, D.Beno, W.Mullins, S.Kusik, G.McPar- land, R,Campbell, A.Moorey and Misses Doris: McParland, Judy St.Jean, Mantell Cosgrove, & Lorraine Beddard, Making tea and replonish- 'ing were Mrs. J.McGrath, Mrs, D.ConneZly and Mrs. L.Godin, assisted by the Sisters. of St. Joseph's Convent, Attending the guest books were Marilyn Pearson and Sharon Webb. Visitors at the opening. of the new Church came' from Fort William, Port Arthur, Red Rock, Nipigon, Rossport, Terrace Bay, Mara-- "thon, Manitouwadge and White River, NEW DIRECTORS OF CREDIT UNION MEET The new Board of Directors of the Terrace | Bay Community Credit Union met on Tuesday evening to formulate the coming year's prog- ramme, Conmittees were established and the Board will be directed as = President, Mr, Albert Farrow, Vice President -Mr, Sax Lundberg, Secretary - Mr. Al. Ziegleman, - Treasurer Manager - Mrs. Dorothy Campbell, Delinquent Loan Committee - Sax Lundberg and Verne Hopper (Continued on Page 10 iS ; Be 7 a NN & hop SCHREIBER a a tg nnn