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Page 2 TERRACE BAY CHURCH NEWS COMMUNITY CHURCH = Rev,A,Lavender, B.D. The Community Church ministers to all Protestant Denominations. Senior Sunday School --9,30 A.M. Beginners Sunday Schoo} - 11.00 A.M. Junior Sunday School - 2.00 P.M. Morning Worship - 11.00 AM, Sermon - "An Unsavoury Diet". Evening Service - 7.30 P.M. . Following the evening service the October meeting of the Church Board will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.E.Paget $3 On Sunday morning, Oct.26th, Rev. H,A.Vallis of Trinity Church, Marathon, will be the guest preacher and will ad- minister Holy Communion. ST.MARTIN's CHURCH ~ Rev.E.A.Gallagher Saturday, October }&th Confessions 3-4- P.M, and 7-8 P.M, in the evening, - Sunday,yeOctober 19th ~ Masses 8.15 and 9,30 A.M, Mass during the week 8.00 A.M, and on Saturday at 8.30 A.M, - Devotions - Sunday afternoon at to be followed by Benediction. 4.00 P.M. C,WyLeMEETING HELD Fhe monthly meeting of the Catholic Wo- men's League was held Sunday evening, Oct. 12th, in St.Martin's Church Hall with Mrs. F,AsHelmink presiding, Rev.Father E.A, Gallagher read the opening prayer. Various convenors reports were read and a. report was given on the Bake Sale held last: month. The members were asked to save Betty Crocker box tops' to be turned over to Mrs, F,.Cruickshanks before November 29th. The C,W.L, accepted the resignation of Mrs, J.Marcella as third Vice President and Citizenship Convenor. Her post was re- placed by Mrs, E,Pineault. to get their families together to say the Rosary. Catholic Mothers were asked to attend the Girl Guide Association meetings. Lunch was served by the October Committee at the conclusion of the meeting, CUBS ACCEPTED IN SCOUT TROOP CRREMCSY Bringing the total enrolment up to an even forty in the First Terrace Bay Scout Trogp, another 'Going-Up! ceremony was held on Sept.25th, when five Cubs were accepted from the Mowgli Pack by Scout Master Bill Megraw. Accompanied by Baloo Ed Pineault in the- absence of Akela Roland Wills, the Cubs were: Lyle Nicol, first star and was _a.second; Kenneth Woods, 1st star; Donald Pryor, sixer, two badges; Scot Wade 2nd Star, 12 badges, senior sixer; Billy Shivas 2nd' star, 13 badges, senior sixer. It might be noted that though rather un- usual, this Cub Pack boasted two Senior Sixers. Scott Wade and Billy Shivas with their exceptivnal badge accomplishments "more than qualified for this rating, and Terrace Bayy News WS : October 16, 1958 SCHREIBER CHURCH NEWS ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH ~ Rev.R. Inshaw ly Communion at 8.30 A.M. and again at 11,00 A.M. Sunday School at 10.00 A.M. Evensopg Service - 7.00 P.M. UNITED CHURCH - Rev.Russell Crook, B.A. Morning Worship - 11.00 A.M. Evening Service - 7.00 P.M. Sunday School - 10.00.A.M. The Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be ad- mistered at the morning service. HOLY ANGELS CHURCH - Rev,B.A.Campbell Sunday - October 19th 8,00 A.M, - Holy Communion 9,30 A.M. - Children's Mass 10.45 A.M, - High Mass for adults only 7,30 P.M. - Evening Devotions. Saturday Confessions - 11 A.M. and 7,30 P¢M. SCHRETBER GOSPEL MISSION Service on Wednesday at 8.00 P.M, Sunday ' morning at 11,00 A.M., Sunday School for all age groups and on Sunday evening at 7,00 P.M. TOWN TOPICS - Continued show every indication of becoming first class Scouts. : CURLING NEWS How about curling this winter? If you are an old curler we'd be glad to have you back; if you've never curled before we'd be most happy tc show you how it is done. The ice will be ready around the end of the first week in November anc regular curling will start about Nov. 15th, Prix to the 15th ice will be available for practise -- games and practise shots with veteran curlers o1 hand to give pointers, We know of at least a dozen novices that have signified their intentic to curl this year so don't be backward, Next week!s News will carry an application form -- simply fill it.in - and you're in, Dues are $20.00 per annum - $10.00 payable in November & Members were asked the other ten in January. The curling season runs from Nov..15th to the end of March with th Annual Bonspiel in April. | Ed Pineault, who will be unable to curl thi year, has resigned from the Board of Directors. Charlie Koski, formerly a trustee, has been appointed a director and Alf Gerow will take ov as trustee. ete For fresh air, exercise and good fellowship ' JOIN THE CURLING CLUB. ae 2 MENS! BASKETBALL Mens! Basketball this season will be on Tuesday nights starting at 8.15 P.M., instead c Thursdays as in the past. ~ Opening night will be Tuesday, October 21st and we hope a good number will turn out, High School students are not eligible and will not | allowed on the floor during these sessions, Al] other local men who are members of the Recreat: Association are welcome so if you are anxious | a bit of exercise, come on out.