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Page 2 ATTEND TERRACE BAY ee es OEE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Rev. J.Raymond Anderson 9,00 A.M, --- Sunday School - Grades 2 and 3 9,30 A.M. - Sunday School - Grades 4 and up 11.15 A.M. - MORNING WORSHIP PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE I i | | | | | ST, MARTIN'S CHURCH ~ Rev, Dean E,A.Gallagher | SATURDAY - Confessions 3-4 P.M, and 7-8 P.M. | SUNDAY MASSES -~ 8.15 A.M. 10 A.M and 4,45 | P.M. During the week Masses are at 7,45 A.M. and on Saturdays at 9.00 A.M. ST. MARTIN'S PARISH LIBRARY Open from 2 to 3 P.M, every Saturday ROSSPORT ST. JOHN BERCHMAN'S CHURCH Mass every Tuesday evening at 7.00 P.M. GOSPEL MISSION Sunday School at 2 P.M. every Sunday a ponent -- ROYAL CNAADIAN LEGION (by F,Ginn) The Decoration Day on Sunday June the 3rd, got off to a good start with Church Parade to both Churches opening the day. Both Padrets chose appropriate and inspir- ing sermons which were much appreciated by the members present, The Parade to the Ceno- taph at the Recreation Centre was made much more colorful with the attendance of Mr. D. Lake our Terrace Bay Piper. With his High- land music the marching was made easier for those of us who don?t do too much of that sort of thing these days, Four Buglers, Com- rades W, Colborne, P, Rapke, L, Kimmerer and Mr, F, Gould led the hymn singing and W, Colborne blew "Last Post" and "Reveille" for the Salute to the Fallen. Rev, Anderson led in prayer and Comrade W, Baillie, President of Branch 223, gave a short address, telling us the purpose of Decoration Day. The Parade Marshall was Comrade Ron Slattery, and the Color Bearers were Comrades Jerry Coons and Frank Ginn, We would like at this to thank Comrade Jerry Coons for his help in organiz-- ing the day. On Saturday, June 9th the Ladies Auxiliary held a Father*s Day Box Social at the Armour- ies, Although the attendance left a lot to be desired, a good time was had by all those present and the men thank the Ladies for thei thoughtfulness and the lovely boxes of delicious food. The May part of the summer Fish Derby was won by Comrade George Daniels with a speckled % cre eee eNO AMS AC STEAD RR NOES RD AONE I LOC COCO L CIE AE LR i eect A EE NRE POO OIE ES LOE AO | a ne trout weighing 2 lbs, 6 oz. Comrade Tony Del- lorande came second with 2 lbs. 4 oz The month of June will be for Lake Trout, Both Caccamo and Costa Stores are weigh-in stations so get your entries in, oe ene CATHOLIC GIRLS REVIEW ACTIVITIES The Catholic Girls Club of St. Marin's Parish has completed another active year. In | the Fall a Penny Sale and Bake Table was con- ee | i eerie ene al CC LLL ELE EAL OCLC LEO AL LA A TERRACE BAY NEWS sac asniesessnieesiamaAtama niin tilapia ta TO THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE June 14, 1962 © SCHREIBER | ------------------------ ST.JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH -- Reve ReJeS.Inshaw 9,00 AeM. = Holy Communion 10.00 AvMe - Family Service 11,00 AsMe.-- Morning Service 7,00 PaMe --- Evensong STeANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH - Reve Re Crook 10,00 AeMe -- MORNING SERVICE 11,15 AeMe -- Sunday School Nursery Class - usual time HOLY ANGELS CHURCH = Reve JeMe Cano Daily Mass - 7¢30 AcMs Saturday Mass -- 9200 AeMe Saturday Confessions - 4,30 to 5030 PeMe and | TH to 8430 PeMe SUNDAY MASSES - 8,00 = 9,30 and 11,00 AeMe EVANGZLICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH - ReveMeFsKaija 10,00 AeM. - Sunday School - every week 7,00 P.M, - Evening Service - 2nd and 4th Sunday, Bible Study on Fridays following Sunday Servicee GOSPEL MISSION = Mr. Ron Sheffield Sunday - 11.00 AwMe - Family Bible Hour 7,00 PeM, - Gospel Service Wednesday - 7,00 PeMe ~ Prayer Meeting vened by V. Fedun at the Parish Bazaar, The proceeds ($20.00) were given to the Parish Library. In December the girls had a Christ- mas party financed by a bake table, at the annual C.WeL. Christmas bake sale and in place of exchanging gifts, bought toys for the child patients of the Terrace Bay Hospital. Mrs. Hartman kindly instructed the girls in making of a spring hat and Mary Lou Elliot addressed the club on a career in Pharmacy. | In April a successful raffle on a hair dryer; was held from which ten dollars was given the Rev, Dean Gallagher for his burse to educate a missionary priest and from which flowers wer purchased for the impressive closing ceremony and presentation of flowers by President Annette Comeau, to the altar of the Blessed Virgin in May. ernnmne Deereen a tine ete mann Feanew ee ee The Summer Fly-up of Brownies to Girl Guides will take place at the Mouth of the River, Saturday afternoon, June 16 at 4,00 P.M. In the event of bad weather, the Fly-up will be held at the Arena, still at 4.00 P.M. All parents and friends of the girls are cordially invited to attend, Senior Regent Ann Stachiw chaired the meet- ing, Wednesday evening, of the Women of the Moose, Chapter.1426. Minutes and correspon- dence were read by the Recorder Doreen Kurylo | and business of the organization was discussed. Installation on practice was set for June 20th, with the Installation to take place on June 22nd. The Installing Guides will be Co- workers Jackie Calder and Stella Sadowick. Senior Regent Ann Stachiw convened the delightful luncheon served by the executive at their Chapter Night. ; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Phillips and Cathy have just returned from Hamilton where they attendec. the Graduation ceremonies of Hamilton General | Hospital when their daughter Sandfa { { inued on Page 8)