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"March 29, 1962 STORK CLUB Born to, Mr. and Mrs. P,. Speziale of Schreiber, a daughter, on March 25th. Born to, Mr, and Mrs, F, Gramatowski of Terrace Bay, a daughter, on March 24th. Born to Mr; and Mrs, D, Kirby of Schreiber, a daughter, on March 21st. Born to, Mr.~and Mrs, R.J. O'Driscoll of Schreiber, a. son, on March 19th, ST, MARTIN'S PARISH- MISSION _ Last year we had a Mission in St. Martin's Parish, This year we are having a RENEWAL. It is not just another Mission, nor is it the repetition of the Mission, Faith, A Renewal is founded upon, based on, anchored in the Mission, as a building is established upon a solid foundation, A Renewal is primarily aimed at Godts love for | us, which is Infinite; and our love for God which is finite, limited, inconstant, and at times varies, fluctuates, weakens and-even © the flesh and the devil. : The purpose of the Renewal therefore, is to strengthen, to reinforce, to renew the good intentions and determination, which we had during the Mission, to know, love and serve God, in a better, a more perfect and lasting way. In other words, it is to gain and increase in the love of God, This year will give us the Ecumenical Council, We can play our part for Christian Unity with prayer and love, All that is required as far as you are concerned for the success of the Renewal is to show good will and attend this Renewal, God will do the rest, The first week of the Renewal, which is principally for the ladies, starts Sunday morning, April lst, Renewal will be at the same time as usual, Masses for the second week (principally for the men) will be at 6,00 A.M. and 8,00 A.M, ' RENE GAUDET WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION Corner of Hudson & Hwy 17 Terrace Bay . 'PHONE TA 5-3638 ALL eae Cra ae ee TERRACE BAY NEWS ISAFIRM BUILT ON SERVICE, SUGH AS WE! ia $4 els 2 COMMUNITY T.Y, SERVICES Terrace Bay, PHONE TA 5-3305 a A RENEWAL is an entirely new series of subjects treating the fun¢>~entals of our -- dies under the constant attack of the world, Sunday Masses during the The Masses during the week days for the first | Page 7 Evening devotions and instructions throughout the Renewal at 7.30 P,M, EVERYBODY WELCOME} FREE CHEST X-RAY CLINIC Citizens of Terrace Bay are urged .to take advantage of the free. Chest X-Ray Clinic in Schreiber on Thursday, 'March 29th from 10 - 12 AM., 2-5 P.M, and 7 - 9 P.M. and again on March 30th from 10 -12 A.M. and 1] - 5 P.M, The unit from the District San will be at the Town Hall. The Department of Fducation requires all teachers, care- takers or anyone working with school children to have an up - to -- date card on file showing they have had a Chest Ontario X-Ray a a ee ee ean. ANNUAL BAND CONCERT SLATED The twenty-four members of the Terrace Bay Band have been working hard on arrange- 'ments for their second annual Fanfare Night, Scheduled for Wednesday, April 11th, the programme will include selections by the entire ensemble, rollicking tunes by a German Band = and the popular Schreiber | "Twilighters" will play popular music. Added attractions are a "Twist't competition and audience participation in a sing-along number, : Don't plan for a baby sitter - take the kids with you for an evening of wholesome family enjoyment, BROWNIE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET HELD District Commissioner, Mrs, J, Mikus, was guest speaker at the Terrace Bay Brownie Mother and Daughter Banquet Saturday evening. She stressed the value of quality rather than quantity in Brownies, Mrs. Mikus has been conducting training courses for leaders and hopes to begin an emphasis on the religious aspect of Brownies, Prior to' the dinner in the Terrace Bay . Motor Hotel, Grace was sung by the Brownies and Jane Valiquette proposed the toast to the Queen, The toast to Lady Baden Powell was made by Patricia Mikus, and Lynn Simmer proposed the toast to the Mothers, responded to by Mrs. C, Simmer, Mrs, A. Ziegleman introduced the new District Commissioner to the Brownies and their Mothers. The Brownies of the three Terrace Bay Packs joined voices in a delightful singsong for the entertainment of their Mothers, clos- ing with Taps. Following Taps, a film "Guides Across the Sea'? was shown with Mr. A, Ziegleman projecticnist. MEN'S 10 PIN CHATTER Practically all teams perked up last week and there were some outstanding games which effected a few changes in team and individual records, but not in League standings. Moose bowled a 736 scratch game which is |now the best so far this year, They also bet- tered the existing 3 game scratch record with average to 157, just. 1 pin back of Ray Stachiw, Nick Chopty: had a nice 518 (200) and Len - solid,1927, "Clarence Buck's 534 boosted his | Suixium510. (212) Looutimued -on-Page-9}