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November 23, 1961 aed HERE & THERE (Cont'd from P.7) | Mellis, daughter of Mr.& Mrs, A,Mellis, Windsor, Ontario, Also attending were Cynthia Bond and Sally Stewart who were Gail's attendants. MUSIC RECITAL DELIGHTS AUDIENCE A delightful music recital was held last Wednesday in Holy Angels Guild Hall when pupils of Sister Alexander played the piano, the Gi rl's Choir and Cathy Stokes sang--square dan- cing was done by Grade 7 and 8 Boys and Girls of Holy Angels | School--Crystal Kuzuk and Alene Bedard presented accordian solos and talented Miss Lois Inshaw enthralled those present with her playing of Fascination Waltz and Prelude in G, From tiny tots to the more advanced teen aged pupils, the programme moved along at a well regulated pace and, interspersed as it was with variety numbers, showed capable management, During a break in the recital the follow- ing students who were successful in their piano examinations last June were presented with their Certificates by Reverend J,M,Canos Lois Inshaw, Jane Syvitski, Bill Scott, Betty Anne Rowson, Diane Rummery, Velma LeBlanc, Ellen Knight, Jane Heenan, Anna Fummerton, Louise McGooey, Anna Spadoni, Michael Vali- quette, Patrick Spadoni, Ronald Matuszak, Jane Coleborne, Betty Reid, Linda Hayes, Catherine Austin, Cora Spadoni, Linda Nes- bitt, Denise Matuszak, Debbie Anderson, Jane Valiquette, Stanley Spadoni, Teddy Paget, Michel LeBlanc, Brenda Lalonde. Phese examinations included Grade I to Grade X. Successful Grade II Theory students were;- Margaret Anderson, Anna Fummerton, Velma LeBlanc, Jane Heenan, Louise McGoey and Ellen Knight. REDEKAH LODGE MEETS Mrs. b. Whent, N.G. and Mrs. J, Plumer, V.G., presided at the regular meeting of " Terrace Br Poon Percy's Siaias les ked As Nendo «ms ( O25 Ai Ke THis. Fale HEMT THE BoTfeo; , TERRACE BAY NEWS ~~ BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP TERRACE BAY HOTEL PHONE TA 5-3209 Fire DEPT. Ruby Rebekah Lodge on Nov. 22nd The following reports were given: Sick & Visiting - J. ' Plummer, Treasurer - B, Whent, Financial Secretary - J. McCannae Reporting for the C.P.T. Committee, Mrs. Whent stated that Licorice Allsorts were on hand and anyone requir- ing same was requested to | contact committee members. A successful officer's Tea was reported by Mrs. H. Wallace and Margaret Gander reported on the installation supper. A donation was made to the East Thunder Day Christmas Seal Committee. A short degree practise concluded the meet- ing. Convenor for a Penny Auction to be held after the next meeting is Mrs, A, Sinkins. caer cnet A ST. JOHNS AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION TO Bz FORMED Last Saturday a group interested in form- ing an association to sponsor St. John Ambulance work met in the Rec. Centre. Officers elected were: Mr. L. Crandlemire Chairman, Mrs. D. Rumery - Vice Chairman, Mr. A, W. Cuthbertson, Treasurer and Secret- 'ary Pro Tem - R. Wills. Area Field Representative will assist these Mr. Fred Farwell, officers. Tentative plans call for the formation of a Brigade in Terrace Bay. PAT SYVITSKI FETED BY KNIGHTS | Over fifty members of St. Edward's Council} of the Knights of Columbus were on hand at the last regular meeting in Terrace Bay when | the Council chose the occasion to honour Pas Grand Knight, Past District Deputy, the first Grand Knight and one of the founders of St. Edward's Council, Bro. P.J. (Fat) Syvitski. Tribute to Bro. Pat, who is soon to leave the district, came from Bro. Allen Valiquette who listed the many contributions Pat had. made to the Order, the Church and to the com- munity. Fraternal activity chairman, Bro. Alex Power resented Pat with a gift on eiP Gontinded on Page 5 uA ime TS Cpe Foi Vows PERCYS Sars loo( jira LiKE THis NoHazards(rz x ERE faa GeT TEN No EScape forte Shoukd BE Blocked.