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NOVEMBER 14, 1968 TERRACE BAY NEWS Masquerade Ball - cont'd from page 14 FIRST PRIZZ WINNERS - Irs. Gerry Thrower and |'rs. Bill Campbell, as Toten Poles. -photos "y I. NeCuaig i A successful Tea and Country Fair was held by the Schreiber Anglican Church Women on Nov. 2 in the Town Hall. Mrs. Jack Corbett was cashier. Guests were served by Mes- dames F. V. Harness, P. R. Bailey, Doug Moore, Ralpli Mor- Till and the Misses Linda Lid- kea, Christine Bottomley and Linda Birch. Mrs, Alvin Slater was dining room hostess. Mrs. Ted Wilson and Mrs. George Birch looked after the A.C.W. TEA AND COUNTRY FAIR =photo. by Inez McCuaig Looking after the sewing table at the ACW tea and Country Fair were Mrs. T. Wilson, left and Mrs. G. Birch. bazaar table. Mrs. J. D. Bryson was in charge of the table of home baking. Mrs, Wesley Miller sold tickets: on a floral centre piece which was won by Michael Thrower. Tina Yates operated the fish pond and Ann Bailey and Pam Winters sold 'novelties at the Girls' Auxiliary table. Assisting in the kitchen were Mesdames Cyril Sparkes, A. C. Rigelsford, Jack Bryson, Nor- man Bottomley, David Harri- son and Godfrey Birch. PAGE 13 (See photos by Mra. Tedesen.on pages 1 ROSSPORT second; and Larry Paratié, ; third. ; Rossport Recreation Club Faney --T 'Ann Bouchar sponsored a Halloween Party in first: Anna cole second; & the hall recently under the COM-| peter Gerow and Robert Bou- venership of Mrs. Tom Yandon.| chard, third. School youngsters decorated! The youngsters presented 8 the hall with orange and black| program of songs and skits with streamers, ghosts, skeletons, |Shirley Ann Spence (Hazel The witches, cats and pumpkins Witch) as chairman. in corners and nooks. i those ea part in "Several fine original and fancy |*2e Program were e Anne costumes were worn by the chil- Mushqush, Audrey Spencer, dren which made it difficult for|Stirley Bouchard, Maxine Hu- Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Kenney, Mr, | elit, Shirley Ann Spencer, Hil- and Mrs. H. Buitindyk and Mrs, |t0 and Joyce Mushqush, Agnes Herb Lif, judges to pick the|Mushqush, Cathy Gerow, Anita winners. Bouchard, Shirley Ann Spencer, Winners were: Audrey Spencer, Alice Bouchard Original -- Anita Bouchard, | Brenda Spencer, Larry Paradis, first; Darwin Gerow, second; |Tommy Bouchard and Leous and Cathy Gerow, third. Goodchild. Comic -- Tommy Bouchard,| Lunch was served followed by first; Naomi and Wayne Yandon! games and -contests, eh aeolian nena hapmeenieeeneac tame Mr. and Mrs. M. Hubelit and Maxine were Wawa visitors over the weekend. Peter Karpuk has returned from Port Arthur. Fred Auger is visiting relatives at Pays Plat. Mrs. Mary Mushaush is visiting friends and relatives at Nipigon and Geraldton. Mrs. Mildred Price left Friday to visit relatives in Powassan, Ontario. Rev. Father W. Farrell of Petrolia, Jack Todesco of Sarnia and J.R. Douglas of Beardmore were with Mr. and Mrs. C. Todesco over the long weekend. Guests of the Eugene Gerow's over the weekend, were Mr. and Mrs. P. King and son Scott and Mrs. A. King of Chapleau, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. B. Ray of Chippawa Falls, Wisc. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Kenney. Prizes were won by Camilla Legault, Hattie Yan- don and Mildred Price when the Five Hundred Club played their weekly games on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Angela Testori. The hostess served luncheon to the members. President, Mrs. E. Gerow, opened the regular meeting of the Altar Society with prayers for world peace when they met at the home of Mrs. F. Legault on Thursday evening. Eight members responded to roll call with an article for the penny auction. Sec- retary Mrs. H. Legault read the minutes and corres~ pondence. A letter from Plum Grove Nurseries re- garding rose bushes to be replaced at the church and one from the Times Journal inviting the group to en- ter favorite recipes in the annual cook book contest were discussed. Members decided to compile a Cont'd on page 12