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JANUARY 25, 1968 >» ISLAND VIEW Prone 2508 Shell Service Station Dave Desrosiers - Proprietor PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS. Community Conference (Cont'd from page 7) Various areas will need support from interested citi- zens, such as Publicity and Advertising, Financing, Facilities, Outline for Guidance, Baby sitting. Mr. Courtemanche asked for a show of hands to designate interest in this project and the response was affirma- tive. All persons attending were asked to fill out a ques tionnaire and leave it unsigned with the panel. In- terpretation of answers on the questionnaire was a question raised from the floor. Proposed date for the conference was towards the end of April, when winter activities will have slow- ed down. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE ACQUIRED NEW REGENT TUNE UP MACHINE EQUIPMENT TO BETTER SERVICE YOUR CAR. DAVE AND GERMAIN HAVE SUCCESSFULLY ATTENDED A TRAINING COURSE ON THIS MACHINE IN THE LAKEHEAD STORK CLUB ~ Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. Kuzmic of Schreiber, a girl on January 20th. This week's | we nave eight onty special NEW SNOW TIRES CLEARING AT A ye] TIRES REDUCED PRICE Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. P.N. Dozois and family who have come to Terrace Bay from Manitoba. Constable Dozois is a member of the township Police Force. CARD OF THANKS - Many thanks to Dr. Uzicanin, nurses and staff, and those people who visited me anc sent cards and gifts while | was a patient in Terrace Bay Hospital . Mrs. M. Dorland, Chairman. opened the meeting, reading a short poem, and welcomed all the ladies present. Annual reports were read and accepted, as] -- presented by Secretary-Treasurer Lil Harris. A donay © tion was made to the Memorial Organ Fund. Mrs. Sarah Jones, the oldest lady present, will soon cele brate her 85th birthday , and was presented with a lovely plant of Mums. Elections took place, with | Mrs. Lois McCausland taking the position of Chair-_ man, Vice-chairman June Schritt, and Secretary- Treasurer, Lil Harris. Each lady donated a dollar to the Paint the Church Fund. Ladies are asked to bring Canada Packer Labels to the next meeting. Collection of used articles and clothing for the Crippled Civilians will take place in the spring. Clara Gould Reeve W.E. Cavanaugh received a delightful sur- prise on Monday, January 22, when he was awarded a Centennial Medal and a Citation from secretary of State, Judy LaMarsh. Unknown by Mr. Cavanaugh, his name had been submitted by Council, as an out- standing citizen of our community. The citation reads: On the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada, this Centennial Medal is conferred on Reeve William Edward Cavanaugh, in recognition of valuable servicg to the nation. 'Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Yvonne Vienneau of Terrace Bay, who received word Sunday of the death of her sister, Mrs. Laura Robichaud, in The afternoon group of the Ladies Auxiliary met on} Cleveland, Tenn. Monday afternoon 'in the Church basement, for a deli cious Pot Luck Luncheon. The ladies brought a var- ied and wonderful array of foods, to tempt the appe- tite,, Rev. Husser opened the Luncheon with grace. Conscience is that still, small voice that tells you to leave it alone- somebody's looking.