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Page 4 Town Topics Continued Conoral Hospital where he underwent surgery and hopes to be home again very shortly. Cpl.L. and Mrs.Lukacs, the former Mart Brown, are spending a few days visiting Mrs.Glenna MacDonald with their two children Noel and Linda. The Lukacs! have just returned from three years in Germany and are on their way to Edmonton after a brief stop-over in Terr- ace Bay where Mart renewed old friendships. Rolly Scowen returned on Saturday after visiting his parents and relatives in Quebec, He was accompanied by his son Dennis who, on their return, remained in Newmarket, Ontario where he is enrolled for his second year at Pickering College. ; Fran Herron and daughter Nancy arrived home last week from their summer vacation with her parents, Mr.& Mrs.Frank MacPhail and relatives in New Westminster and at their lodge on Vancouver Island, Mr. and Mrs.C.Solly~returned Sunday to their home in Three Rivers, Quebec after a two week visit with their son Howard and family here. Bunny and Bruce Larson and daughter Marilyn accompanied Bunny's parents Mr. and Mrs.Walter Lundeau and sister Beverley to Niagara Falls for a visit with another sister, Mrs. John Norman and family and with relatives in Ash- land, Wisconsin before returning home last week, Marg. and John Santerre with Wallis and Cliff Barker spent last week in Superior, Minn- eapolis and St.Cloud, Minnesota. Mrs.Arthur Roy and daughter of Bathurst, .B. have been guests of their daughter-in-law and son Elaine and Art Roy for.the past month, Helen and Bill Poulis and daughter: Andrea returned home to Toronto on Tuesday after a ten day visit with Helen's sister Ann Papousak and family. . Mr, and Mrs.Andrew Peters returned home re- cently from a month's vacation visiting at Timmins with Mr.Alex Peters, also at Kitchener, §t.Catherines, Detroit and with Mr.& Mrs.E, Montey at Eagle River, Miss Mary-Lou. Elliott has returned to Toronto where she will resume her studies at The University of Toronto. A surprise stork shower was held for Mrs, Sandra Stojko last Thursday evening when twenty- three friends walked in with their gifts and luncheon for a lovely evening, Mrs.Prior assisted the hostesses, Mrs.Brenda Cornwall and Mrs.Vi Drexler in serving the lunch, STORK CLUB Born, to Mr.& Mrs.John MacIsaac of Schreiber, on Sept.5th, 1958, a son, Born to Mr. & Mrs.Edward Nesbitt, Schreiber, on Sept.10th, 1958, a son, Born to Mr, & Mrs.Gordon Rousseau, Rossport, on September llth, a daughter. C.W.L. PLAN BAKE SALE The Catholic Women's League met Sunday eve- ning at 8,00 P.M, in St.Martin's Church Hall with Mrs,Ray Kenney °4 the chair in the absence of the President. Father Gallagher opened the meeting with the League Prayer, Mrs.Mary Clare Kennedy and Mrs,Eva Connors, convenors of the Harvest Rake Sale on September Terrace Bay News ™ / September 18, 1958. 26th, reminded the members that they would be canvassed for baked goods or preserves. Mrs.Kenney remarked-on the new C.W.1.Banner which had arrived and said the pole was now on order. The members wereinformed that anyone wishing baby sitters for Devotions Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week should phone Mrs.Fedun 3548, Christmas cards will be on sale by October first. Bridge and lunch were enjoyed by the men bers following the meeting, at which the servitors were Mrs,Betty Cruikshank, Mrs, Helen Fedun and Mrs.Mary Dashkewytch,. CALVIN HARVEY PASSES ON SEPTEMBER 11TH On September lith, 1958, V.Calvin Harvey passed away in the Terrace Bay Private Hos- pital. Cal and his family have been residents in Terrace Bay for over ten years. He orig inally worked with Fraser-Brace Constructio Company in Terrace Bay, starting on March lst, 1948, and on October lst, 1948 commenc ed working with Kimberly-Clark as Pipefitte Foreman, AT the time of his death he was Shops Foreman, ' Cal was born in Ontario, but moved out West with his, family at an early age. He was one of the early paper mill mechanics, starting to work for Abitibi at Pine Falls, Manitoba in 1926 staying there until he cam to Terrace Bay. Cal spent a good many years in the paper industry, exemplifying the best traditions of men working in the industryin that the job came first; and he worked many long hours in the mills, Cal Harvey was not a well man for many years and those who knew him admired the indomitable spirit which kept him working while continuing to fight his illness to the . very end and we believe that was al- ways Cal's intention, He is susvived by his wife Effie Eliza- beth, daughters, Merle Christine, Helen Margaret and son Robert Brian. Deepest sympathy is extended to those relatives who mourn the loss of a beloved husband and father. On Saturday, September 13th a funeral service was conducted by Reverend A, Laven- der, D.D. in the Community Church, The Brethren of Terrace Bay Masonic Lodge con- ducted a Masonic service following the church service. Cal was a chartered Past Master of the Terrace Bay Lodge as well as a Past Master of the Pine Falls Lodge. On Saturday the family left for Earlwood Saskatchewan where Cal will be buried. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY NEWS iat): September General meeting will be held this Friday, Sept.19th at 8,00 P.M. at the Recreation Centre. Fall planting of bulbs will be discussed. Orders for Fall bulbs will be taken for a bulk purchase at a discount. Plans are being readied for the Annual Fall Bazaar to be-sponsoredby the Ladies Auxil- jary of the Terrace ky Community Church. | .