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w>Il< §mMO PAGE 18 TERRACE BAY NEWS MAY 26, 1971 Rebekah Lodge - cont'd from page 17 lleen Williamson, Vera Linkwich, Victoria Winters, Edith lbey, Jean Fisher and Harriet McBride. Mrs. Connie Martin was solist and Mrs. Agnes Bryson pianist. Official guests and three other visitors - Mrs. Alicd Lindstrom, Mrs. Gladys McDougal, of Agate Lodge; and Mrs. Bea Harris, of Greenstone Lodge, were welcomed by the Noble Grand. Mrs. Winnie Clemens read minutes and Mrs. Noma Fummerton gave the sick and visiting report. Miss Miller spoke on lodge procedure and promo- tion of true Rebekah-Oddfellowship within the Lodge. She was presented with a gift and corsage and than- ked the members for their hospitality, which also included a dinner prior to the meeting. The other guests also expressed their appreciation of the welcome extended to them. . Following the meeting a social hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Lil Harris' club serving lunch." Mrs. Jackie Turner registered nine children for Fall Kindergarten in the public school. Following the registration the tots and their mothers were interviewed by Miss Sharon Brown, public health nurse. Twenty nine were enrolled for kindergarten in Holy Angels Separate School . Photos below by |. McCuaig = Mrs. Jackie Turner, school secretary with Mrs. Albert Yates and Diane. \ / A Mrs. J. Bosley with son Dale Mrs. Brian Richardson (left) with Pauline. Mrs. Brian Birch with Debbie. Sidewalk superintendants had a gala day when the Terrace was razed. Despite the drenching rain the crowd remained constant, reviewing its history, and recalling or attempting to, the many people who had lived in the three dwelling home. It was one of the first residence built in the town and, the only terrace, a common type dwelling in the British Isles, leading one to believe the builder may have come from there. The building on Scotia Street, almost opposite the post office, is the site the public is pressing to have the new post office erected on. An unexpectedly generous response was made by Schreiber to the appeal of the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Association for the Mentally Retarded, for toys forchildren in the Ontario Psychiatric Hospital . Shown (page 19) are but a part of the many don- ations, with Mrs. Georgette LeBlanc, convener, (standing) and Mrs. Lois Gilmour, her sister, a volunteer worker who assisted with the refurbishing continued page 19........ ad