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AW es Dental Care Plan These employees and their families have good reason to smile. . TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 24, 1979 U:.C.W. ELECT. OFFICERS Mrs. Beth Macadam presided at the regular meeting of the United Church Women on January 3rd. Rev. Brian Bigel- ow conducted the election of officers. The new slate are: President - Mrs. Beth Macadam, First Vice - Mrs. Lillian Christie, Second Vice - Mrs. Bern Jacomb, Secretary - Mrs. Margaret Spillane, Treasurer - Gwen Hadley, Card Secretary Mrs. Margie Smith. Following the meeting there was an exchange of gifts and games. - The next meeting will be on February 7th. A congrega~ tional Meeting will take place on January 21st at 7:30 p.m. in the Church Hall. [2] @ (e} - O o 2 m 2° Be «© < E Oo bd 5 Oo > [2] < this region already enjoying the protection of a variety of jook forward to serving you Blue Cross Plans." representative | am pleased to along with the many others in add my personal welcome, and » LADIES AUXILIARY ELECT OFFICERS The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal.Canadian Legion, Branch 109, held their regular meeting on January 9th with Judy Davis presiding. Wendy Martin read the minutes and Rena Ross gave financial statement. Reports were given by Membership, Sick and Visiting, Sports and Social Conveners. The annual Sweetheart Bonspiel will be held on Saturday, February 10th, Dates were set for the ann- 435 James Street, Box 5000, Thunder Bay "F', Ontario (807) 577-4209 P7C 5G6 2's ual Penny Auction to be held on Sunday, April 29th, and £E the Annual Birthday Party on May 5th, 1979. 2 2 The new executive for 1979 are as follows - Past Pre- a fs ident, Georgina Davis; President, Judy Davis; Ist Vice OE Bobby Winters; 2nd Vice, Daryl Davis; Secretary, Wendy Martin; Treasurer, Rena Ross; Warden, Brenda Harper; Assistant Warden, Charlotte Miller; Executive Committee, Colleen Gauthier, Beth Macadam, Nean McKenna, Joyce Richar ~dson and Georgina Davis. The new Phoning, Committee are Addie Beaulieu, Lillian Christie, Earline Johnson and Ann Condie. - The meeting was followed by an exchange of gifts, the lunch committee for February are Jackie Sopel, Judy Bryson and Ann Condie. BLUE CROSS A DIVISION OF THE ONTARIO HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION g < = 2 0 .they now have the benefits gum problems, root canal therapy and other special treatments health. This Blue Cross dental plan covers agrees that good teeth are important to good group subscribers for dental serv of the Blue Cross dental care plan. Everyone examinations, fillings and x-rays, GORDON: Funeral Services for Mr. George (Pont) Gordon, age 68 who passed away in hospital on Monday, January 8th, 1979 were conducted in St. Andrew's United Church, Schreiber on Wednesday, January 10th, by Rev. Brian Bigelow. Hon. Jack Stokes gave the Eulogy, soloist was Mrs. Eva Gordon, who sang "How Great Thou Art", other hymns chosen were "The Lord is My Shepherd", "In The Garden, "Beside the Cross". Ushers were Pat McKenna and Teny Figlioemni. Honorary Pallbearers were Bill D'Arcy, Reg Bailey, Russ Macadam, John Spillane, Pidge Weaver and Pat Guina. Active Pallbearers were Jack Gordon, Norman Lemieux, Vic Costa, Andy Miller, Bob Weaver and Clyde Gordon. Mr. Gordon was born in Edinburgh, Scotland. He. was a former Conductor with the C.P.R., retiring in 1975, he was a member of the Oddfellows and a Board Member of St. Andrew's United Church. Survived by his wife Myrtle, daughter Glorie, (Mrs. W. Miller) Terrace Bay and son Clayton of Schreiber. = Also survived by his grandchildren Rhonda and Gordon Miller; brothers Alex of Schreiber and Dr. John Gordon of Minneapolis, Minn. Prede- ceased by his sister Mime in 1974. > Among those attending from out-of-town were: Dr. John and Colleen Gordon, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cameron, Sault Ste. Marie; Jack and Crystal Gordon, Pidge and Marg Weaver, Mrs. Pat Costall, Mrs. Bonnie Costa, Mrs. E. Prinselaar and son, all of Thunder Bay, Bob and Joan Weaver and Mrs. Dora Weaver of Terrace Bay.