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MARCH 12, 1970 BRIDAL SHOWER HONOURS PAT SIMMER Miss Pat Simmer was the guest of honour at a Bridal Shower held in the Community Church hall on March 5th. On her arrival, Pat was presented with a corsage" of red roses. Her mother, Mrs. M. Simmer, and her finance's sister-in-law, Mrs. V. Fenton, were each presented with a carnation corsage. ahi lated hall and the wishing well, in which the gifts were placed. Mrs. Fenton also decorated a Guest Book and a Gift List Book, which were taken care Jof by Pat's two sisters, Lynn and Gail Simmer. Mrs. Fenton was assisted in decorating the hall by |Linda Helmink, Lynn and Gail Simmer. | Susan McInnes was in charge of the guest book at the door. During the evening, Mrs. Helen Brooks fashioned fo hat and muff for Pat, from the multi coloured _ Hribbons from the gifts. | Lynn and Gail Simmer had made a book for Pat, | Fi depicting her life from babyhood to the present and Jentitled it, "This is Your Life", which they presented | H]to her. iG lace covered table, Mrs. Marilyn Chisholm and Hermine Stevens poured tea and servitors were Hf Claire Belliveau, Valerie Boyd, Susan McInnes, Holly jand Carol: Brown. (1) Co-hostesses were Maybelle Weberg, Hermine | | Stevens, Norene Coe, Hilda Hiebert and Gwen Olsen me 1|ST. MARTIN'S HOST WORLD DAY OF PRAYER ] St. Martin's Catholic Church hosted for the first || time, the annual Women's World Day of Prayer, to '|which all ladies of Terrace Bay were invited to le )jattend. More than 50 ladies from the Community | Church and St. Martin's turned out. Mrs. M. Chisholm and Mrs. W. Vezina gave out the i} |. | || programs and welcomed the ladies. Father A. Gvora iand Reverend G. Husser proceeded up the aisle to- Wigether and Sister Marion, of St. Joseph's Convent Pplayed the organ for the hymns. | Those taking part in the services were Mesdames [Dashkewytch, Ramsay, Dorland, Macadam,H. if (Boudreau, Nicol and Helmink. Mrs. M. Churney | sJand Mrs. J. Schritt took up the collection. Father Gvora was the guest speaker, and gave an '| inspiring address on Christian Unity and the theme jof the day, "Courage". After the service, tea and coffee were served to TERRACE BAY NEWS Mrs. Fenton was in charge of the beautifully decor- HOURS - 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 NOQN 1:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday JOIN YOUR CREDIT UNION NOW? YOU'LL SEE HOW YOUR MONEY CAN HELP YOU AND OTHERS TO A BETTER WAY OF LIFE! THE TERRACE BAY COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Phone - 3833 Simcoe Plaza the ladies in the Church Hall, St. Martin's. by members of JAMAICAN WINTER CARNIVAL MARCH 13TH Don't forget the Jamaican Winter Carnival to take place on Friday, March 13th, at St. Martin's Playground, starting at 2:30 P.M. There are outdoor events, followed by indoor events such as games of skill, a fish pond, ring toss, and so on, all put on by the students of St. Martin's. A hot dog supper will be served from 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. All proceeds will go to assist a Jamaican School where a former member of St. Martin's staff, Miss Sheila Hughes, is now teaching. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gillis who were called to Toronto to attend funeral services for Mrs. Arthur B. Lewis, Dan's sister who passed away on Monday, March 2nd.