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Page 8 LEGION (Continued from page 7) Continuing he remarked that if wars be generated out of the social order by injustice and forgetful- ness of God, did it not behoove us to examine our national conscience. Father Gallagher advised we turn the searchlight into-our own gonsciences, par- ticularly those of us who protest against the destruc tion of the Churches and Synagogues abroad, yet how seldom go into a Church or Synagogue. "What is the use of the world overthrowing a Hitler or a Stalin if it keeps the spirit that breeds them? To oppose a nation justly as the enemy of God we must believe in God; we may not smash its idols and keep our own. We cannot ignore God in our nation- al life and expect him to be with us in our interna- tional relations; we must wake up to the old histor- ical truth that the loss of God is the beginning of tyranny." The Terrace Bay Band began and closed the ser- vice with the National Anthem and The Queen respectively and accompanying the hymn "Oh God Our Help in Ages Past." Wreathes were laid by Caccamo's Ltd., Robinson Store, Anford's Ltd., Waghorn's Pharmacy, Tony's Hairstyling, Silvez Birch Chapter No.264, O.E.S., Costa's Foodmaster, Township of Terrace Bay, Circle Route Garage, Ida's Restaurant, Scouts and Guides of Terrace Bay, Ladies Auxiliary to Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, Plaza Restaurant, Catholic Women's League, Imperial Motel, Kimberly-Clark Pulp and Paper Corporation, Knights of Columbus, Liquor Control Board of Ontario, Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No.1752, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No.1861, Terrace Bay Com- munity Credit Union, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223,Navy League, Kiwanis Club Inc., Internation- al Brotherhood Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers Local 665, and for the Mothers of Canada, Mrs. E. Cavanaugh. Parade Master was Comrade A.Theriault with color parties by Legionnaires and Auxiliary members. The Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps was under their Commanding Officer, Lt.J.Cumming with Sub.Lt. D.Brearley and Sub.Lt.G.McKay in charge of their Honor Guard. A dinner for Veterans and guests was held Satur- day evening in the Moose Hall when the guest speaker was Comrade Gerry Poirier of Beardmore, the Public Relations Officer for this District. Com- rade Poirier in his speech on the origin of the Legion emphasized the importance of the groundwork laid by veterans of the first World War, and by which the veterans of the second World War and those to- day were still reaping the benefits. Dancing fol- lowed to the excellent music of the Drifters of Schreiber. SCOUTS (Continued) The annual father and son banquet was planned for this month--date to be set. The scouts and cubs will march to the cenotaph for Resnembrance Day ceremonies. Several projects are being planned--renovation of Lamont Lake camp and a display of work . THE NEWS REBEKAH LODGE (Continued from Page ") secured from her or R.C.Skinner. fiftieth wedding anniversary. The Vice-Grand gave | Husband, Vice-Grand, presided at the meeting. | Bruce Lidkea were the kitchen committee. November 12, 1964 The Noble Grand and a delegation from the Lodge presented a gift to Mr.and Mrs.Bob Winters on their the sick and visiting report which included a visit to Percy Sully in McKellar Hospital . Mrs. Jessie Macadam, Noble Grand and Mrs. Mary Mr.and Mrs.Reg Potvin of Timmins were here to visit Grandma Potvin. Mr.and Mrs .E.Gerow have returned home after spending the summer with Mr.and Mrs.L. Briggs in Spokane, Washington and with friends and relatives in Edmonton. Mr.and Mrs.Sam West of Sault St.Marie are visit- ing Mr.and Mrs.Innes West. Mrs.R.A.Wood convened the Poppy Day Tea of the Canadian Legion Auxiliary on Saturday afternoon with Mrs.Leonard Hiller, the president, as cashier. Servitors were Mesdames N.McCuaig, A.C.Rigels- ford and Bill Kenny. Mesdames Ivan Johnson and Joe Potvin of Seven Islands, Que. is visiting his mother. Chuck Thrower of Woodstock has been visiting Mr. and Mrs .Bill Thrower. Christina, Francisco and Rosemarie Macchi of Pt. Arthur are visiting their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Figliomeni. Mr.and Mrs.Edson Gunn and son Robby, with Mrs. Edward Glad of Ft.William, visited Mr.and Mrs. Bill Glad recently. Mrs.Alice Potvin was given a housewarming by nine friends who met in her new home to spend the evening and present her with a living room mirror. Bill Gerow, Jack Stokes, Pat Guina and Aurel Gauthier were in Port Arthur on Saturday to meet with Douglas Fisher, M.P. Mrs .T.P.Whent was hostess for a large number of friends who met in her home to present wedding gifts to Mrs .Bill Woodrow, a recent bride. TENDERFOOT SCOUT INVESTED Carl Wood and Pat McParland were the first boys this year to be invested as tenderfoot scouts by lan Cameron, District Scoutmaster, of Terrace Bay. The meeting was held in Holy Angels School auditor ium with Roly Wills, district commissioner, present. The Schreiber movement has recently been re- organized with J.R.Smith as chairman and the following officers: John Kenderdine, scout leader, Russell Campbell and Laurence Guf!let, assistant leaders; Mrs.George Riley, vice-president, Reo Nagasaka, treasurer and Mrs.Don Souliere, secre- tary. The scouts are sponsored by the Lions Club in Schreiber. There are at present two cub packs, some seventy registered, whose leaders are Ray Cote, John Paul Tessier, Jim Thormasing and Jack Finnbogasin. These are all high school teachers and this contri- bution to community life was noted and appreciated Continued on opposite column...