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MAY 28, 1970 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS i : AUTHORIZED Tenders will be received by the undersigned for ph Ses ee the excavation, installation and backfilling of : pS aD pig pat approximately 8800! of plastic waterline plus Z DEALER installation of one 300 gallon water storage tank at Blacksand Provincial Park, Macdiarmid, Ontario. General specifications will require a minimum depth of 18" generally with 24" under roadways . Plans may be viewed at the Chief Ranger Office, Department of Lands and Forests, Macdiarmid, Ontario. Tender forms and specifications may be obtained from Chief Ranger, Macdiarmid, Ontario in person or by writing Box 120, Beardmore, Ontario. Tenders must be submitted on specified forms on or before 12:00 noon E.D.T. June 10, 1970. D.E. Gage, District Forester, Dept. of Lands and Forests, Geraldton, Ontario. Friends Honor Rev. Husser - cont'd from page 4 .... SPADONI BROS. LTD. PHONE 824-2244 confusion which exists in Churches today. He con- cluded by wishing Mr. and Mrs. Husser much happi- ness in their new home. Song sheets were passed out and all enjoyed singing some old favorites, led by H. Lohr and accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Marg Simmer . Board Chairman, Peter Vanderkam drew a parallel between the Church and an automobile pointing out that the latter only operates if all parts are checked and in working order. Church members are the "working" parts of the organization and he urged all who belong to the Community Church to examine themselves and see if they are in shape to keep the Church "on the road". He extended best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Husser and asked Mrs. Vera Kennedy to make a presentation to Mr. Husser on behalf of his many friends here. A telegram from Rev. A.E. Gallagher, former priest of St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church in Terrace Bay conveyed his good wishes and a promis- sory note from the Bank here announced that a gift of money was held by them for Rev. and Mrs. Husser In reply Mr. Husser thanked everyone and said © that Mrs. Husser is progressing satisfactorily in Hospital: He promised a visit here in the future and invited any one who might be in the North Bay area to drop in and see them in their new home. He said his experience in "this Ecumenical Church " has been a very rich one and concluded with " We say so-long, but hope that the intervening time before we return will not be too long." See photo page 10...... A cool glass of sweet lemonade with a pinch or two of salt added is a great favorite for summer.