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PAGE 4 Convenor Mrs. L. Mercure, stated that two nest- ting tables with and extension, and 10 nesting chairs will be purchased. Mrs. Slomke announced that World Day of Prayer will be Friday, March 7th, at 2.30 in the Community Church Sanctuary. Mrs. L. Harris asked that the ladies save their used stamps, as Mrs. Jones supply is running short . Mrs. D. Broadhurst suggested that te n subscriptions to Parent Talk be ordered, and these could be left in the arthex of the Church on Sunday mornings, for any one who is interested. : A Valentine Match the Hearts game was en- joyed. Worship service was given by Mrs. J. Schritt and Mrs. H. Brooks. Mrs. C. Gould was at the piano. Mrs. H. Brooks read a poem and led | in prayer. Mrs. Slomke led discussion on future programs . The next meeting will take place on March 3rd, with Mrs.-L. Mercure and Mrs. M. Vanderkam, hostesses for the evening. Mrs. T. Thompson and Mrs. M. Lundberg served tea and cakes. AAASAARAD ; ' TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 13, 1969 SEE US FOR FINE QUALITY CLEANING To loon better, your gare ments need the extra care we give in every phase of our dry cleaning service. Send us your cleaning now. CLEANERS phene Tailors and 3335 we S Fh c Launderers 's°* Bay Gordon Dodge Honoured - cont'd from front page Gordon served 5 1/2 years in the Army coming to Terrace Bay in June 1946 to size up the project. He returned with his family in July 1946 and they lived at Jackfish. He started work for the Company in December 1946 and moved to Terrace Bay in the fall of 1947. Jackfish was a thriving community in those days. Some of the other men who worked in Terrace Bay with their families living at Jackfish were John Falzetta, Mel Nicol and Art Parent. The men stayed in Terrace Bay during the week and would ride a frieght train to Jackfish after work on Saturday and do the same for the return trip. Al- though it was not unusual to have to walk from Jack- fish to be back for work on Monday! ! Gordon has always been an avid curler and fisher- man. He held every position on the Curling Club executive including President in 1953-54. When Lake Superior was a productive fishing spot, he spent all his fishing time catching those large sized trout. In more recent times he has concentrated on the inland lakes and streams. Gordon and his wife Jessie plan on living in Terrace Bay in their home at 179 Hudson Drive. They have one daughter, Pat, at home. Gordon plans to keep busy with the insurance business he has set up, his place of business being at home. But as Gordon and his wife are both enthus iastic about fishing it will not be unusual on a nice day to see a sign at 179 Hudson Drive which will read "Gone Fishing". To Gordon and Jessie best wishes for many retire- ment years. Dent teke chances! Be prepared for hezardous road condition: with our complete Safety Check-up. Stop in soon! GEM TEXACO SERVICE Phone 3723 spin iniae iia apaomeiiiy 5: ae Uae ee eee te It is predicated that over 1,200 Canadians will lose their lives by drowning in 1969, many of them due to unsafe ice conditions on Lakes. Always check with local residents before venturing on ice. ! Corner Mill Rd. & Hwy. 17