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APRIL 4, 1968 HIGHEST AWARD ATTAINED BY TWO SCOUTS Two Terrace Bay boys, Stan Megraw and Steve Payette, recently attained their Queen Scout Badges by satisfactorily completing the tests required to re- ceive the highest award in Scouting. On March 28, 1968, the two boys, accompanied _ by Scouter Reg Payette, travelled to Winnipeg to receive their Queen Scout-Certificate from the Right} Honourable Roland Michener, Governor General of Canada, Chief Scout for Canada. This is the first time a governor-general has attended such a cere- mony for this area in eleven years. J.C. Stewart, Provincial Commissioner, had this to say to the 100 Queen Scouts attending: "The rank of Queen's Scouts makes certain demands upon its holders as it sets them apart as those dedicated to the service of others. When you reach your majority and leave the troop, | hope you will continue this dedication and realize that you will always be Queen's Men". Shown in the photo below by M. Lundberg, are Terrace Bay's Queen's Men. From left to right: Steve Payette and Stan Megraw. C.G.1.T. GROUP HOLDS JAPANESE DINNER The girls of the Terrace Bay Community Church C.G.1.T. ended their Mission Study on Japan, by having a Japanese Dinner. The room was decorated with Japanese lanterns, an Oriental umbrella and Japanese floral arrangements. The meal, prepared by the senior girls, included Sukiyaki, Salmon Tem- pura and Teri-yaki Chicken. The main dish had bee a recipe published in a newspaper years ago by a Japanese War bride. The Intermediate group were in charge of the dessert and the decorating. The highlight of the evening came, when Mrs. Hele: Jartus presented 16 girls with their diplomas tn Child Care Course. ~..»- (Cont'd on page 10) TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 9 2 Advance Plant Orders Wire Service PLANTS EXPECTED: Hydrangea, Lilies potted Mums P Hyacinth, tulips CUT FLOWERS - FRESH SPRING FLOWERS Daffodils, also Roses, Carnations and Mums 7A) a GEN o MARY'S Flower Shop @ Phone Schreiber 442 4 ACROSS teeny gone Tulips etc. NE Wek Ao iS 8-Instrument 9-Supposed 10-Hospital section -Brood of pheasants (ple) -Masonic doorkeepers -Argues -Part of tobe" -Extremely terrible -Metal -Brother of Odin -Posed for portrait -Blunted -Otherwise -Unwanted plant -Take unlawfully -Anchoring -Shovels y 5-Quarrel 9-Possess 41 12-Winglike 13-Group of three 14-Remunera- 15-American elk 17-Behold! 18-Anger 19-Tie 21-Alights 23-Reveals 27-Pronoun 28-Girl's name 29-Evil 31-Condensed moisture 34-Artificial language 35-Mistake ~ 38-French article 39-Abstract being 41-Drunkard 42-Slack 44-Parent (colloq.) 46-Shouted 48-Bog down 51-Prophet 52-Brick- carrying device 53-Exists 55-Prepared for print 59-Native metal 60-Scorch 62-Girl's name 63-French: of the 64-Shallow vessels 65- Metric weight DOWN -Animal's foot -A state (abbr.) -Weaken -Roman official -Prick painfully -Pair (abbr.) -Be ill BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. a girl, on March 16th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. a boy, on March 28th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. George Nugent of Terrace Bay, a boy, 6 lbs , 14.0z., on March 29th. Me RE Se BR IO Te RE AR I ee Al v| dim Of te] 1] LN|M OM lv] d[ Sa Lisi y SOLUTION 50-Speech impediment -Ocean -Rocky hill- -Period of ~ time -Obstruct -Indefinite . article 43- 45- Interjection Man's nickname Conde- scending looks Having shoes 49-Ripped 47- 48- ye NO Oo POD M. O'toole of Marathon, K. Nesbitt of Schreiber, As far as I'm concerned, the best getwell cards are