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8th MISSION RENEWAL COINDUEGCTED: BY REV. J. Mv O-REILLY, Gace from SASKATOON MASSES EACH MORNING AT 6.30 and 9.15 EVENING DEVOTIONS _ AT 7.30 EVERYBODY WELCOME St Martins Parish TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO MARCH 14th SORRY... we have to interrupt your electrical service We don't want to keep you in the dark and we regret the inconven- ience, but...so that we can work safely on the electricity supply system in your area it will be necessary to interrupt service on: THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH 0AM. TOL) 2m. ALL RURAL CUSTOMERS WEST OF WALKERS LAKE, INCLUDING ROSSPORT AND GURNEY. This work will help us to maintain a high standard of service in sup- plying the expanding electrical needs of our customers. Please ene ONTARIO HYDRO TERRACE BAY RURAL OPERATING AREA Telephone 825-3340 Rev. R,M.Bennett (Cont'd from Page uy work, of which she has an excellent knowledge, having had over thirty years experience in this field. It is hoped there will be a very good rep- resentation of parishioners, and the C.G.I.T. girls are urged to attend in their uniform. ACROSS 1, Cain's father 5. Knocks 9. Beneath: naut, 11. Competitor 12. Beast of Pp 15. Determined 17. Biblical king 18. Western shrub 21, Current 22, Gratuity. 25. Strand: Sp. 27. Apparent 29. Sweet potato 4. Mother: affect. §. Unylelding 6. Greedy %. Cover, asa road surface 8. A vehicle with runners 10. Walk through water 11. Florid and tasteless 16. Period of time 17, Exclama- tion 18. Enemy agent 10. Accord. whales 22, Land under tenure: Scot. 23. Blunder 24, Outcast class: Jap. 26. Flowering shrub 28. Forefront 31. Nothing 33. Sheltered inlets 84, Sloping roadway Weekly X-Word Puzzle 85. Soft-furred animals 36. A medley 37. Peel 38. Secular 39. Oriental nurse 40.Ten cents: U.S 43, Man's 30. Zine: et eae a eer OS Bae Ra 77 sym. 32. Subtle emanation 33. Heap of stones for landmark 85. Petals of a flower 38. Youth 41. Living 42, City SE Florida 44. Skin disorder 45. Last king of Troy 46. Places, as turf Z| Cle dd ey iad bebe 47, Dull pain DOWN 1. Capable 2. Expunge 8. Like a wing BROWNIE BANQUET -- MARCH 21 The Brownie Mother and Daughter Banquet, scheduled for March 21, will commence selling tickets next week, all receipts to be in by March 18. Brownies are requested to take their money to the Brownie meetings when Mrs. P.Coupal, Social Convenor, will be on hand. Anyone who has not been contacted and wishes to order Girl Guide Cookies are re- quested to phone Mrs. Jean Whalen at 3637. TENTCEN BE\SSENS Numbered amongst the early residents of this community, Phyllis. and Ernie Woods with their children Murray, Tommy and Barbara, de- parted Saturday for Crofton, British Columbia, where they will make their home. Prior to departure many groups and friends entertained in their honor and family dinners were enjoyed at the homes of many of their friends. Friday evening, friends and co- workers held a Stag for Ernie when he was pre- sented with a wallet and purse of money and their best wishes. The nurses who were on the staff of the Terrace Bay Private Hospital when Phyl was among their number, enjoyed an evening of reminiscing at the home of Mrs.Ruth Boudreau. A gift was presented to mark the occasion. Mrs.Marge Stephens entertained their Bridge Club at her home and, on behalf of the Club, gave Phyl a figurine with their bonvoyage wishes, Another Bridge Club windup came for Phyllis and Ernie when Mrs. Jean Megraw enter- tained the Club and their husbands with a chinese dinner. A farewell gift of cards was iven, : (Continued) Page 9