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June 7, 1962 | SCRAPBOOK ON COMMONWEALTH TOUR A scrapbook will be placed /in the town library in which it is hoped all those who were hosts. to the Commonwealth | Guests will write their names | with those of their guests, : telling in their own words the | highlights of their day, with ; one or two pictures of the e- 'vent. The book will remain in _ the library, not to be loaned, ' but. so that the event will be i preserved and everyone can read , it, and, for the students, used | for reference, | Would those who took camera ; snapshots please loan copies to , Mrs, Lester McCuaig to use in a 'magazine article? t TERRACE BAY ' ST, ANDREW?S YOUNG PEOPLE SUPPORT MISSIONS Mr, Walter Harris was in charge of the ' June 3 morning worship in St, Andrew's United Church and, following the religious ritual, the service was given over: to the young | Church groups -- Messengers, Explorers, C.G,I.T ces Hi Cts who entered the Church in pro- cession, Their theme. was Dedication to Missions and each group reported the study | done on the subject during the year.- how | their work for Mission support was accom- plished and, as each group stood, their Treasurer s presented cheques to Mrs, G, | McBride to be devoted to the cause. Those | taking part in the' service'were Jack Gordon ,and Peter Christie, Hi C's, Judy D*Arcy, Patsy Dimmery and Linda Handel, C.G.I.T,. Linda Nesbitt, Nancy Spillane, and Nola Fummerton, Explorers, Bonnie Wood and Linda Lidkea, Messengers, : i | Bonnie Gordon, graduating from the C,G,I.T. iwas presented with a gift from the group by | Janet Clemens, During the service the senior choir led by Mrs, J, Hepburn sang "In The Garden" as an anthem accompanied by Miss Glorie Gordon, CATHOLIC GIRLS HOLD DAFFODIL TEA. - ~ . The Catholic Girls? Club held their annual Daffodil Tea last Saturday with President, ; Sharon Webb and Councillor Mrs.Harry Shack | receiving, -- = Tea was poured by Mrs. S.Kusik and Mrs, | W.Cocks, Mrs. T.Webb and Mrs, G,McParland, . Servitors were Lorene Bedard, Doris McPar- land, Lenore O'Brien, Marion Prescott, Geral- dine McGrath, Mona D*Amours and Lorraine | Fournier with Marilyn Pearson, the Convenor, as table hostess. : The Kitchen committee were Georgette , LeBlanc, Audry Bryar, Norma McLellan, Rona 'Godin, Judy St,Jean, assisted by Mrs. W,. Mullins and Mrs, J.McGrath, was Cashier, the white elephant table was. | attended by Mrs, H,Duggan and religious ar- sd DEW WORMS OPEN DAILY FROM 8 AeMe TO 10 PsMe TERRACE BAY NEWS | BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP PHONE TA 5-3209 | Shirley Ann Winters and to the Mothers by Joanr< j near future, Geraldine Duggan | Cyril Sparkes who served the dinner, / evening ended with Pat Dimmery reciting the ; GA, Prayer, ¥ w, = ; [ & : os 'ee ; | Sa cks Sport Shop Grossport | j ; \ ; pag ; : FOR A WIDE RANGE OF FISHEAMEN'S FAVORITE. LURWS, LINES, KODS, REELS. ETCes HUNTING & | FISHING | ticles were gld by Roland | Bedard, [ caper INSPECTION : @ annual inspection of the Schreiber Cadet Corps, #2201, was made. on May 29 with Capt. Magee of Fort William taking the Salute and Staff Sergeant C,J,Sauvi assisting in the in- 'spection. ; 0.B.Fasan, Principal of the School, Alec Gordon, School Board Chairman and Reeve W.E, DtArcy were guests at the cere- mony . The program included the March Past, the corps of 30 commanded by Capt.M,Cosgrove; a precision rifle drill, with Lieut. P.Chicoine in charge and done by Lieut.B.Birch, Staff ------1 Serg, N.Verdoni, L.Godin, J. Courtemanche, J,Stortini, F. McColenan, , Lorne Duggan, Corp.P.Moorey and R.Fournier; disman- tling and re-assembling a ren Gun was done by Lieut.B.Birch and Staff Serg.J,Gordon while blindfolded. Jack Gordon demonstrated the | MOTOR HOTEL work of radio transmission and a display of tumbling was presented. Master Cadet awards were presented to Capt, | Michael Cosgrove and Staff Sergeants Larry | Lalond and Jack Gordon, Best Shot Award went to Lieut. Brian Birch, Bernard White of the school staff and Jim McCuaig, student, are the civilian instructors | with the Corps. Local delegates attending the Annual meet- | ing of the Diocese of Algoma, Anglican Women's | Auxiliaries, held recently in Sault St,Marie | were Mesdames R,Gray, H.Costall and dade Barony While in the Sault they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.Drackley. | | | | | MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET The Annual Mother & Daughter Banquet of pt, John's Anglican Church Girls' Auxiliary was held last Thursday with Marlene Birch acting as M,C. A Toast to the Queen was given by Morris. A response to the latter was given by | Mrs, Jack Winters, Marlene introduced head table guests, among | woes were their leader, Mrs. R.J.S,Inshaw ! | and the new assistant leader, Mrs.Tammy Hara, | Highlight of the evening was the presenta- | tion of the skit which won the tropy for the | girls at the Elliott Lake G,A,.Convention, | Shirley Jartus, Lois Inshaw and Marlene i Birch will receive their Honor Rings in the | This is the highest award given to girls for Church and G.A, work. Mrs, Inshaw | outlined the work that had been done during the year and Helen Harness and Brenda Dimmery | presented gifts to Mrs, A,C.Riglesford = e LICENSES ICE : | TELEPHONE 675 J2 | nee een eS aE a A Oa TR NINE FN w a