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November I6, 1967 CENTENNIAL SUPPER (from Page 5) embracing all protestant faiths in Terrace Bay. J. Brooks, a former Sunday School Superintendent, read a letter from Dr. A.L. Lavender, the first min- ister to be called to the Community Church. Dr. Lavender mentioned some amusing anecdotes that took place during his pastorate here . Mrs. Ferrier showed some interesting slides, begin- ning with early days of the Church, taken from the Archives, being arranged by Mrs. C.Slomke. A Hi- C group presented a short service, representing.the Church of the future. The Junior Choir under the leadership of Bett Lohr, with Mrs. Lohr at the piano, led in the singing. Wendy McMillan and Graham Coe led the worship period. Rev. Husser pronounced the benediction. Preceding the supper, antiques were displayed in the Church library. Some of these were more than 100 years old. C .P.&T. COMMITTEE ELECTED The regular meeting of the C .P.&.T. of the Odd- fellows and Rebekahs was held November 5. One case was held over and the equipment was on loan SKI-00 the lght-footed snowmobile : ' SALES AND SERVICE Sisson Ss Schreiber Ph.310 or 499 16 H.P Super Olympic $875. purchase includes-- snow sur reg. $49. 95 Or | SPARK PLuG, 1 SPARE BELT, 1 CASE of OIL, 1 pr: SKI-DOO BOOTS, 1 PF- SKI-DOO GOGGLES payments as low as $34 00 per month ! AVAILABLE AT no hear BAY KOLESAR 'Spr 3327 SISSON'S »*28 SCHREIBER TERRACE BAY NEWS fifty-two days. doll and wardrobe on December 15. ' Election of Officers was held with the following results - Mr. vice-phairman; Mr. W. Jones, treasurer; Mrs. C. Morris, acting secretary; C.P.&.T. Equipment committee - Mr. J. Phillips and Mrs. V. Winters of Schreiber with Mr. W. Jones of Terrace Bay. Licorice allsorts are still available. J. Phillips in Schreiber or Mrs. J. Fisher, Terrace Bay. present. ACROSS 1-Performs 5-Presentation 9-Small child 12-Christmas carol 13-Scene of first miracle 14-Anger 15-Preposition 16-Period of time 18-Nahoor sheep 20-Conjunction 22-Turkish regiment 24-Academic subjects 27-Be borne. 29-Actual being 31-Wooden vessel 32-Worship 34-Narrow, . flat board 36-Cooled lava 37-Dangers 39-Deviating from the true 41-Prefix: not 42-Quote 44-Failing 45-Recent 47-Ventilates 49-Explosive noises 50-Paradise 52-Rodents 54-Note of scale 55-Expire 57-Cleaning substance 59-Note of scale 61-Wooden pin 53-Secluded valley 65-Pilaster 67-Native metal 68-Blood 69-Expense DOWN 1-Southern blackbird 2-Studied FLY-UP HELD FOR FOURTEEN BROWNIES The High. School Auditorium took on a different atmosphere Thursday evening, November 9 when Fly-Up night occurred for 14 Brownies. port scene was portrayed. ing for everyone. to witness the ceremony. Madame Commissioner Shirley Caron opened the evening by welcoming all' Page 7 It was decided to raffle a Barbie W.Slomke, chairman; Mr. J. Phillips, Contact Mr. A mock air- It was a memorable even- Mothers and friends were invited 3-Symbol for tellurium 4-Crafty 5- rae device 6-Fatigue 7-Preposition 8-Existed 9-Crown 10-Conjunction 11-Symbol for tellurium 17-Babylonian deity 19-A continent (abbr.) 21-Aroma SOLUTION 23-Small island 25-Carries 38-Mix 53-A continent 26- "Stinging fish 40-Footless (abbr.) - (pl.) 43-Rubber on 56-Urge on 27-Spoliation pencil 58-Moccasin 28-Man's name 46-Tapering piece 60-Dine 30-Nobleman of wood 61-River in Italy 33-Lamb's pen 48-Rock 62-Teutonic deity name 51-Symbol for 64-Behold! 35-Snare nickel 66-Negative Bx. = ee Be" | os ae SE PeeL ar Reg Bs POS KO BOY ePCCHE EPC UD PO RS LOO Dx]