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PAGE 8 Girl Guide Rally - cont'd from page 7 next for Guides and Guiders. Mrs. Sakamoto, Geraldton, won and Mrs. H. Howarth, S.C. present | ed her with a red banner to proclaim her Miss Aguasabon . | Mrs. C. Cvitkovich introduced the latest band on the North Shore "The Starvations" namely - Bev. Legault, Teresa Ramsay, Teresa Falzetta, Georgina Caron, Celine Landry, Brenda Chapman and Linda Melnyk. i Georgina Caron called on each district who in turn | presented their skit for the enjoyment of all. ; Guide Beverly Legault led everyone into Camp- | fire and taps bringing the Rally to a close. | i District Guides participating included Geraldton, Marathon, Red Rock, Schreiber, Longlac and Terrace Bay . Hosting next years Rally will be Geraldton. MORE PROFITABLE TO GIVE THAN TO RECEI VE The Terrace Bay Community Church hopes to prove it is more profitable to give than to receive. On June 22, the collection plates will be passed ' and those present will be asked to take money out ' instead of paying it in. Those who take money are i; expected to make ii turn a profit for the church. The thought is based on the "parable of the talents ' in the Book of St, Matthew the master gave his ser- | vants some talents and they in turn used the money, each in his own way, reaped as he had sown, It is hoped that each wil! make the money grow | through the next six months and return it with their profits next December 7th. This Sunday will be the i8th anniversary of the church. Individuals and families will plan projects and ways and means of | making their gift grow for the church. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Belliveau wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Sharon Anne to Mr. Bruce Erik Lundberg son of Mr. and Mrs. Sixten Lundberg. The wedding will take place on _ANNOUNCEMENT July 16th in St. Martin's of Tours Church. i TERRACE BAY NEWS FRIDAY 73 ¢h lucky day at JUNE 12,1969 KOLESAR'S Simcoe Plaza TELEPHONE 3327 your DEVIL BAIT LURES each 10e PRACTISE GOLF BALLS 5C each SPINNERS DISH TOWELS 10 @ each Oc each eR E AD wy oN Ss Cc spool PLASTIC COATED PLATES ae 10 ! package MEN'S TIES 100 Yard Spools Oe each ™ spool Limited quantity allowed to each customer Father's Day Suggestions @ SPORT SHIRTS @ SLACKS @ SWEATERS @ JACKETS @GOLFCLUBS @SHOES @ RODS & REELS RUBBER PLAY BALLS Oc each FISHING LINES SPARKLING REVUE PRESENTED SUNDAY On Sunday afternoon the stage of Terrace Bay High School Auditorium was the setting for one of the district's finest performances when a Lakehead organization,the Ukrainian Youth Association, presen ed a revue of their native music, dances and songs. On behalf of the sponsors, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Terrace Bay Community Church, Mrs. Connie Cvitkovich welcomed both the group and those at- tending .the performance and thanked all who helped to promote the project. Accompanist Miss Mary Rekszynski gave a resume of the group's history and objectives and explained the significance of the colorful costumes. She also mentioned the various prizes won by the group. One of our favorites on the diversified program was a sextet of young misses whose sweet voices blended in haunting harmoney in four selections. In one number in the first part of the program they sang a few lines in English which only pointed out that even if one doesn't understand the words the music had universal appeal . The girl's choir about twenty in number, showed considerable finesse - cont'd page 11 eeeere