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Page . 3 TERRACE BAY NEWS June 25, 1959 TERRACE BAY NEWS Authorized as 2nd. Class Mail - Post Office Box 579, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Published weekly each Thursday. Circulation covers Terrace Bay and Schreiber, Ontario. News deadline for advertisements is Noon each Monday, other items Tuesday, Noon. Office | Phone 3747, FOR ELECTROLUX CLEANERS, Polishers, parts and service, contact EMIL SEPPALA Electrolux deal- er, 325 Argyle Street, Pt.Arthur, Ont. Tele- phone 4-1173. CAR_FOR SALE - 1956 Meteor - ecellent condi- tion. Will accept trade. or arrange terms to suit. Phone Schreiber 750, i | | | Le FOR SALE - Westinghouse Refrigerator, APPLY | House #260 or phone 3776, | i t | i STORK CLUB Born to Mr, & Mrs, W.J. Madge of Schiréiter, ; a son, on June 20th. Born to Mr. & Mrs, D. Whitley, a daughter on June 19th, Born to Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Wood a son on June 18th. Born to Mr. & Mrs. G.Krause of Schreiber, | a daughter on June 17th, | : JUNIOR GARDEN: CLUB - T.B.H.S. Final plans have been realized for the judging of the gardens of members of the Jun- ior .Garden Club. The Judges, V.Hopper, R. Scowen, C.MacDonald, H.Smith and H,Goodfellow will make their first inspection at the end of this week, Junior Gardeners get your eardans ready for their first visit. The gardens will be judged this time on neatness, weeding, straight- ness of rows, grouping and spacing of rows. For the judges convenience, and just in case you aren't home when they come around, a small sign with your name on it will idetitdty your garden. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC HERE AUGUST 19TH Plans are underway for a Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic to be held in the High School Auditorium on Wednesday, August 19th from" 2-5 P.M. and 6:30-9:30 P.M. This clinic is being sponsored by the Terrace Bay Nurses. There is no substitute for blood when it is needed and the only source of supply is a fellow human heing. The Blood donor must be between the ages of 18 and 65, Some one hundred and fifteen Hospitals in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario are served from the Winnipeg Department of the Blood Transfusion Service. In one ;i= at ---- . next column BENO AGENCIES DOMSR for DOUAR 2 cee; = FOR ALL INSURANCE BEST Auto, fire & Liability % BUY.. Casualty and Marine PHONE 195 SCHREIBER OFFICE - TOWN HALL BASEMENT - SCHREIBER, a ae WANTED - Teen-age girl to look after two girl: - ages 7 and 9, June 29 to August 7, 4 1/2 days | Department, Ottawa. per week, Phone 3347 evenings. (BLOOD CLINIC) - four thousand bottles of blood are required to meet the needs of pa- tients in this area, Blood transfusions are given free of charge, Very shortly the Nurges will make a door give this endeavour your full co-operation. } | 'to door canvass with pledge cards. Please } \ INSTALLATION CEREMONY HELD BY WOMEN OF MOOSE. Installation of the 1959-60 officers of th< Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426 Terrace Bay took place Friday evening June 19, in the Moose Hall in a colorful and solemn ceremony, The Head table was attractively covered with , a white linen cloth draped with the Chapter's ; insignia and appropriately placed about the } t | table were white tapers in brass holders, a ! low brass bowl filled with tulips and for- | get-me-nots and a tail crystal vase of red and white carnations, the latter a gift of the Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge 1752. | Guides Molly Gross and Elsie Berndtsson { escorted members of the Loyal Order of Moose | who conducted the installation ceremony. The | newly~elected officers were brought into the hall by Escorts J,Calder and K,Louk. Gover- i nor W.Mantey who acted as Chairman, gave the | address of welcome, He then handed the gavel ' to Legionnaire D.Laporte acting as Installing! Governor who addressed the officers on their : leadership and responsibilities, He out- { lined the principles and aims of the Chapter <z and called on Installing Guide J.Gross to read the names of the incoming officers and escort them to. the alter. Installing Chap- lain D.Thompson read the opening prayer. Officers installed were Sr,Regent B.O'Neill, Jr.Regent V.Galvin, Chaplain B,Start, Record- er Lois Haviland, Treas. 'Marquis, Guide M.Duriez, Asst.Guide A.Didura, Sentinel M. Smilsky, The new executive wore corsages of white roses on their formal gowns. Absent were Jr.Graduate Regent M.Mantey, Argus A. Stachiw and Pianist L,Leisander, Mrs.E, Garvin provided background music during the ceremony, The new Sr.Regent, B,O'Neill thanked the Chapter s=+ expressed her appreciation to the retiring officers and welcomed the guests present, The Sr.Regent then presented a Graduate Regent!s pin to N,Coates who respon- ded, Installing officers were also presented with gifts and Governor W,Mantey replied. Sr.Regent O'Neill announced the following as Chairmen of the various committees:- Publicity M.Gerow; Mooseheart L.Mercure, Library K,Furyk, Soc.Service E,Berndtsson, Child Care B.MacFadyen, Moosehaven A,Todesco, Homemaking B.Sweet, Hospital M.Crawford, Membership M.Gross,. Following the closing exercises members ang escorts with their guests enjoyed a very delightful buffet supper. convened by E, Rsntel sson, V.Galvin, E,Partington and M.Duriez and | danced to the music of F.Diano and his orches tra, RT ae ee ST "sae ce eens It oiauspestiabes-sescicsnsioyseiatenidadicatebuaienssae The next meeting of the Women of the Moos Chapter will be held on Wed. July 8, in the Terrace Bay Moose Hall at 8;00 P, M. PORT RESIDENT DIES SUDDENLY I Dave Gerow of Rossport suffered' a heart attack and died last Saturday Noon, He was, 45- years old, Interment was made Tuesday in -Rossport Cemetery, A brother (Cont'd Page 7):