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' } Cctober 8, 1964 Mu: Some of St. John*s Anglican Church parishioners who have attended it since the laying of the cornerstone fifty years ago. Front: Mrs. Jack Corbett, Mrs. Robert Winters, Mrs. Thomas Bottomley, Mrs. Ted Wilson. Back: Rev. R.J.S. Inshaw, rector, W.G. Furlonger, vestry clerk, Rév. Frank. Moore and Edward Lawson. HERE AND THERE Mr. and Mrs. G. Drake attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Drake's brother in Winnipeg. From there they went on visit Mrs. Russell Crook in Brandon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell are in London with Mr. and Mrs. H. Prebushewski and enjoying a visit with their latest granddaughter Anne. Grandma Cosgrove has returned home from the Port Arthur General Hospital accompanied by her daughter Mrs. A. Verdoni. Mrs. J. Cebrario will hold an open recep- tion from 3 - 5 p.m., on Monday October 12th, in her home in honour of her daughter Marje, whose marriage to Melville Stanzel takes place in Holy Angels R.C. Church. Rev. Fraser Muldrew and Mrs. R.G. Macadam attended the Presbytery meeting in Pine Grove United Church, as delegates of St. Andrew's Church, while Mrs. Muldrew and the children who accompanied them, visited friends on Port Arthur. His old friends here were pleased to hear of Bill Herriot's promotion to branch manager of Bank of Montreal Toronto. Mrs. S. Shortreed of Emo and her grand- daughter, Miss Lois Mannaussau of Cook, Minn. visited Mr. and Mrs. bob Winters. Despatcher N. Wallace and operator M, Morgan are both in Terrace Bay Hospital. Mrs. A. Cosgrove accompanied her daughter Mantell to North Bay, where she enrolled in St. Mary?'s Academy, to take a business course. Miss Donna Slater, R.N. is the guest of he sister Mrs. D. Figliomeni. Miss Muriel Huard of Fort William spent a recent weekend with her parents. Mrs. J. Himvelspach of Neustadt Ont. and Miss Irma Henderson of Hanover have been recent guests of Mrs. M. Sainsbury. The Evening Group of St. John's Anglican Church will hold their tea and bazaar on October 31st. A farewell party at the home of Deah Fraser sur- prised Donna Fedorak prior to her departure for Winnipeg. Donna received luggage and best wishes from those attending. Page 11 NGS Rebekahs Elect Mrs. Jessie McCanna Rebekahs may bring guests to this meeting Oct. 6 in the lodge room at 9 p.m. The following officers were elected: Mrs. Jessie McCanna, noble grand; Mrs. Mary Hus- band, vice grand; Mrs. Beth Macadam, recording secretary Mrs. Margaret Gander, finan- cial secretary; Mrs. Helen Wal lace, treasurer; Mrs. Beatrice Ridsdale, trustee. Installation will take place Oct. 17 Mrs, Helen Wallace will convene the installation supper for this occasion. Mrs. Nettie Thrower conven- ed the dinner for guests and Mrs: Dora Weaver convened lunch during the social hous which followed the lodge meet- ing. Sapphire Lodge of Fort Wil- liam sent their degree team to confer the Rebekah degree .on Schreiber caudidates at the lo- cal lodge's regular meeting Wednesday night. Adding to the beauty of the ceremony were the lovely floor gowns in aqua worn by the visiting team. Mrs. Orrell Wright welcomed visitors and Mrs. Ivy Whitfield responded, thanking the hosts for the dinner served in the United Church prior to the lodge meeting. An invitation was received from the 1.0.0 F. Lodge 402 to attend a joint meeting with them to hear Grand Master L. A. Burch. Both Odd Fellows and (BRIDE ELECT HONORED - Continued from Page 1) ook and Mrs. Dominic Figliomeni the gift table. CATHOLIC GIRLS' CLUB MEETS Lenore O'Brien stepped up to the Presidency due to the resignation of Beth Comeau at the regu! ar meeting on October 4th. Muriel Holmes was elected to fill the Vice-President's chair. Fifty answered the roll call taken by Linda Sisson It was reported that two former members are attend- ing St.Joseph's College in North Bay. Georgette Leblanc, The secretary, read a letter from Rev. Sister Lucille now in Nassau, asking the girls to send her used costume jewelry which is remade at the Mission. Father Cano spoke on the significance of the Living Rosary and Crowning of the Blessed Virgin, pageants which are given by the C.G.C. twice yearly; the coming one on October 25th. Plans were completed for a Bake Sale on October V7 and sale of Christmas Cards during this month. The Treasurer's statement was presented by Anna Fummerton and Diane Bingleton won the draw prize. Mrs.W.G .Furlonger spent the weekend in Winni- peg and brought Caren back for a visit. C.W.L. PROJECTS (Continued from page !) George Lemieux, and Mrs. Albert Gauthier . Lunch was served by Mrs. Leonard O'Brien's group. SOCIAL NEWS (Continued from Page 10) The Terrace Bay Public Library will be closed on Monday, October 19th. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. D. Almos recently were her sister Misses Annette and Marie Young, his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. B.K. Almos of Port Arthur, also Mr. and Mrs. H. Tracey of Barrie Mr. and Mrs. S. Crawford visited in Toronto and were accompanied home by her sister Mrs R. LeDrew.