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DOMINION DAY CELEBRATIONS Sponsored by: Terrace Bay Branch of Canadian Legiony Local 665, International Brotherhood an of Pulp Sulphite & Paper Mill Workers and St, Martin's Men's Club, 1:30 pem, at the Ball Park, Events include races for children 6 to 16 years of age as well as roces for adults, ' 3300 pem. at the Ball Park, Tug-O-War. Come and watch the heavyweights grunt and groan,' 3350 pam, at the Ball Park, Softball Game = (battle of the century). Terrace Bay Comets, " coached by Harry Ganja vs. All Star House League Team coached by John Holancin. 7350 pam, at the Ball Park, Boxing Matches organized by Bill Délmage, 10:30 p.m, Free Dance in the Recreation Hall, Everyone invited, Throughout the day at the Curling Rink refreshments will be available and games set up. mt O=O0=0 TERRACE BAY MASONIC LODGE INSTITUTED Under the direction of Max Rabbitts of Geraldton, District Deputy Grand Master, Terrace Bay Masontic Lodge was officially instituted on Saturday evening; June 25th in a ceremony which con- sisted principally of the presentation of the Warrant of Institution, More than 100 Masons attended. ; ; ficcompanied by the District Secretary R. B. Lee, Rt, Wor. Prg. Rabbitts was assisted throughout the proceedings by Harold Stmworth as Director of Ceremonies while the lodge offices were temporarily filled' by other Past District Deputy Grand Masters including: 0. F. Young, Robert Addison, H. S. Chase, George Blanchard and C. E, Watkins, Following the more formal proceedings, two presentations were made to the newly organized lodge. On behalf of Shuniah Lodge, O, F. Young presented an organ and for Thunder Bay Lodge Howitt Chase presented a chairman's gavel for the lodge master, The institution on Saturday evening was followed by refreshments in the ante-room adjoining the lodge room,' During the evening, at Hotel Terrace, wives of visiting Masons were entertained by all wives of local Masons, On Sunday morning, visitors were given an opportunity of seeing the principal sights and points of interest in the area and a dinner was held in Hotel Terrace at noon, Sunday afternoon was marked by a church parade and attendance at divine service held in Terrace Bay Community Church with Rev. A. F. Lavender officiating. Prayers were offered by Rev. H. Crawley, chaplain of the new lodge and Rev. H. Seegmiller of Geraldton, District Chaplain of the Masonic order, delivered the sermon. 4. solo was rendered by lirs. W. Lavender. Mrs, T. Stanley Hodgkiss was pianist for the service. Officers of the new Terrace Bay Masonic Lodge are as follows: Master - H. Jd, Coes Senior Warden - Geo, Coulter; Junior Warden - F, 0, Soughton; Director of Ceremonies = H. C. Laundy3 Chaplain Rev. H. Crawley; Treasurer - D, C. Porter; Secretary = R. Scowen; ' Senior Deacon = R, Macadam; Junior Deacon - J. Duncan; Inner Guard = f. MacDonald; Tyler - Geo, Maitland; Senior Steward - J, Jeanneret; Junior Steward = B, Smiley, o=0=0 RECREATION AND COMMUNITY H/.LL BOOKINGS Effective Saturday, July 2nd, all requests for the use of the Recreation Hall or the Recreation ° Centre, shouldbe made in writing to the secretary of the Terrace Bay Recreation Committee, John Jeanneret. Blanket requests for the year made alrcady by organizations will, however, be considered as such and no further requests need be made. Organizations reserving cither -hall are urged to make their request as far in advance as possible,