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| | se ae -sa0ynS asc ss nearaneSe-ainane enercesmneemnestih.<tahfit samtatsaaae mepeamiapinanes cht serenmerecmentenr setae i a taste ects i tt erro iia, K OF C HOLD INITIATION - Cont'd from Pg. 1) At 7 p.m., the Knights and their ladies gathered at the Mosse Hall in Terrace Bay where they were served a delicious turkey dinner by the Women of the Moose, Approx- imately two hundred and eighty persons attended including a large contingent from the Lakehead and many from other district points... The clergy were represented by Very Rev, Dean E.A, Gallagher of Terrace Bay, Rev. Father J,M, Cano, Chaplain of St, Edward's Council of Schreiber and Rev. Father A, Greengrass of Marathon. Father Cano gave the address-of welcomes: Visiting Grand Knights were: Mr. Leon Jean of Red Rock and Mr. Joseph Doyle of Geraldton. State Advo- cate Louis Salini brought greetings from the State. Council and. addressed, the new members briefly as did District Deputy Don Coghlan who brought greetings from District,14,... The guest speaker for the evening was a Past Grand Knight of St. Edward's Council, now a member of Fort William Council, Mr, E, A, Marostica. He directed his remarks primarily at,,the new members, emphasizing in particular the four precepts ofthe Order - Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. He also.urged everyone in attendance-to take the message of Fatima to heart, A.J, Cadieux, Sr., was chairman of the Initiation Day Committee which made.all arrangements for the day. He was also Toastmaster at the banquet and during the course of the-evening, on behalf of St. Edward's Council,.presented to former District Deputy E.J, Elvish a plaque congrat- ulating Fort William Council on their 50th anniversary. BLACK .BEAR BANTER - Cont'd, from Pg. 3 had patrol corners, The boys were then called into a horseshoe. The Buffalo Patrol formed the colour party and the meeting broke up at 8.00. On Saturday, eight' boys ina two leaders hiked down to the "pumphouse. Here the boys passed several tests. before returning home. HERE & THERE IN SHCREIBER { ; Mrs, C, Sparkes returned home after spend~ ing two weeks with the Ball, family at Kakabeka, ST. ANDREW'S, SMORGASBORD SUCCESSFUL The Evening. Group of St. Andrew!s United Church held a very successful Smorgasbord last Saturday in the Town Hall, Mrs, A, Gordon was general convenor with assistants Mesdames M, Gander, E, Ross, L. Christie, B,. Scott, L, Walker and Mrs, E, Hrynyk was in charge of tickets. There was an assorted array of delicious foods and patrons thronged around the buffett tables. Serving and replenishing were Mesdames K, Williamson, H.W, Gellert, H, McCanna, F, Grover, D, Slater, R. Macadam, W,. Kinney, W. Davie, J. Morris, H. Hart, W. Lidkea, K. Davis, D, Caldwell, G. Drake, W. Cringle, P. Petrushack, M, Smilsky. Mrs, R. Ostling assisted with the:early planning and sold (Cont'd next column) ee May 5, 1960 TERRACE BAY NEWS Page 7 tickets in Terrace Bay. The Group wish to thank all who donated to and attended the function which made it the success it was. od ' | RUBY REBEKAH LODGE EXEMPLIFY INITIATION | Sixty-five members attended the regular meeting of Ruby Rebekah Lodge which was held |! on Wednesday with the N.G, Mrs. M,. Legault | and V.G. Mrs. A. Morris presiding. Mrs. A. Priestly D.D.P. was introduced | by Mrs. M,. Slater P.N.G. and welcomed by the members. The Sick & Visiting report was given by Mrs. Morris. Mrs. F, Grover reported for the C.P.T. Committee stating that a family had béeén aided by the Committee. . Treasurer's, report was given by Mrs. B. Whent and Minutes and Correspondence were read by Rec, Sec. Mrs. A, Laine, Letters were received from Mesdames G, Davis, N. Ross, M. Husband and Miss P, Fadden and Financial Secretary Mrs. H, Wallace reported. The beautiful Rebekah degree was exemplified:on two candidates. Following | initiation Mrs. Priestly gave a report of her year's activity and thanked the Lodge | for their-support and kindness:to*her. Mrs. | M, MacDonald P.N.G. of Sapphire Lodge, Fort | ' William, also a visitor, expressed her _ thanks to the Lodge and members and congrat~ | ulated the Officers on their work, Mrs, Ly Harris convened the lunch which was served following the meeting, COME ONE, COME:ALL, | TO THE MOOSE HALL, FOR THE MOTHER'S DAY BALL! Music by Adamo's Orchestra - Refreshments and Lunch - also corsages for the Ladies. Door Prize for lucky lady. Don't forget Friday, May 6th - from 9 P.M. to 1 A.M, ------ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE AT LAKEHEAD Application of God's healing power to the solution of the. problems of men and nations will be the topic ofthe public lecture on Christian Science' to be deliveréd in Port Arthur on Monday, May 16th, by Friedrich Preller of Berlin, Germany. On extensive tour as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Mr. Preller will speak under the auspices of First Church: Christ Scientist in Trinity United Church, Port Arthur, at 8.15 P.M, His sub ject will be Christian Science. REMEMBER YOUR MOTHER ON HER DAY WITH FLOWERS FROM THE ORCHID FLORIST... CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME. AND WE PAY THE PHONE BILL IF ORDER $5,00 AND OVER. PHONE FORT WILLIAM 25335 FOR FRESH CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS. od BEEN FISHING YET?? The trout season opened last week-end and they say that, in cold water, lake trout can be fly-fished and will put up a fight com; parable with a speckled. Pickerel season starts May 14th this year Lovers of this fine delicacy take notel] |