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oe RUBY PRESIDENT VISITS LOCAL LODGE Mrs. Marjorie McLean, presi- dent of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario, honored Schreiber Ruby Rebekah Lodge, Schreib- er, with a visit on the occasion of the lodge's 42nd anniversary. She was accompanied by Mrs. Mary Nazvasky, district deputy president. A guard of honor comprised of Mesdames Agnes Sinkins, Mildred Smith, Alice Farrow, Anna Laine, Nettie Thrower and Winnie Clemens, wearing pastel-hued gowns, held 'long gladioli stems to form an arch through which the guests entered the lodge room. Mrs. McLean received a gift from the lodge, presented by Mrs. Bern Whent, who with Mrs. Jean Fisher presided for the meeting. Mrs. McLean described her year's activities, and stressed the importance of supporting the eye bank program, eauca- tional fund, humanitarian com- mittee and hospital bed fund. Mrs. McLean's husband spoke briefly and Mrs. Johnson, of Topaz Lodge, Port Arthur, brought greetings. Following the meeting lunch was served in the lower hall with Mrs. McLean cutting the birthday cake. Mrs. Edward Barrette, of Quebec City is visiting her daughter Mrs. M. Ferland, her husband and family in Schrei- ber. Boyd Drake will be attending Lakehead University this year. Marjorie Bolan is staying with Daughters of St. Paul Order in Montreal while completing her commercial course. Due to conflicting dates the U.C.W. have postponed their Christmas bazaar to December 2 in the town hall from 3-5 p.m. There is nothing wrong with the younger genera- tion that the older generation did not outgrow. TERRACE BAY NEWS IT'S KIWANIS , Available this week IF YOU ARE NOT CONTACTED BY A KIWANIAN - PLEASE CALL September 21, 1967 APPLE TIME! handi- paks McINTOSH APPLES only $3.00 J. COMMISSO - or KOLESAR - 3327 3513 S:, HELP*KIWANIS HELP KIDDIES!! TERRACE BAY KIWANIS CLUB INC. TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO - - =e WE BUILD =