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COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday May 25th 9:30 Senior Sunday School, 11:00 Beginner's Sunday Soke 2:00 Junior Sunday School, 11:00 Morning Worship - Bh cmon Subject: 'The Aftermaths of Ientecost!. 5:00 Annual Tfot-luck Supper of the Congregation, All members and friends are cordially invited to attend this affair and to enjoy the fellowship of the occasion. Come with | your families or come as individuals. Meat, tea and coffee will be provided. Bring sve you like in the way of salads, jellies, casserole dishes, relishes, desserts etcy Following the supper a service of worship will be held in the basement of the church when a movie entitled 'Shield of Faith' will be shown, This is a movie with a strong rel- igious content and should appeal to young and old alike. The usual Sunday evening offering will be taken at the. service.. Please note that during the months of June, July and August there will be no. evening service and no Sunday School sessions. * io se 3 « w THE CaNaDIaN' RED CxOSS SOCIETY As reported in the Terrace Bay aleve previously the 1958 Red Cross Campaign in Terrace Bay was successful. The amount of money subscribed was $1133.50, more than was contributed in 1957!! Gidicative of the success of the campaign we quote the following from a letter received from the Canadian Red Cross Society, Fort Arthur Branch: - "Your campaign was most successful and we are indeed grateful to you and all those who helped with the canvassing, » Owing. to so. much unemployment we have had a difficult. campaign this. year, and the response of the people in Terrace Bay is greatly appreciated and has given the eanpAten a splendid boost towards success. (con't page 7) ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH Sat.,May 24, Confessions 3 - 4 &7.--- 9 pam. Sunday, May 25 - Masses 8:15 and 9:30 a.m, Benediction Sunday evening at 7:30, Mass during the week 8:00 a.m, Saturday 8:30 a.m. Me aa aa aks, ae C.W.L. NEWS - On Sunday evening, May 18th, the annual Membership Tea and social of the Catholic Women's league was held in St.Martin's Church Hall. Father Gallagher opened the meeting with the prayer. Mrs. F. Helmink, president, gave a short talk on the wonderful work of the league. The new executive was then introduced: President - Mrs. F. Helmink, lst Vice-Fresident- Mrs. R. Kenney, 2nd Vice-Iresident - Mrs. A. LeBlanc, 3rd Vice-President - Mrs. J. Marcella, Treasurer -- Mrs. F, Cruickshank, Recording Secretary - Mrs. J. Falzetta, Corresnandine Secretary - Mrs. J. Ruzy ski', 'Soutad - Mrs. A.. LeBlanc, Education- Mrs. R. Kenney, Citizenshi p- Mrs, J. Marcella, Membership - Mrs, R. Belliveau, Press - Mrs. D. Desrosiers, i Radio and TV Show - Mrs. W. Corrigan, Spiritual -- Mrs) Hy Soudreau, Girl Guides - Mrs. R,Fawcett, Kitchen - Mrs. A. Boyle.:' Father Gallagher then spoke of the need of prayers to insure world peace. Mrs. -H.Boudreau played a record on Our Lady of Fatima, -The meeting ended with ne ee. eae and blessing. The door prize was won hy Mrs. Rite Newell with the ticket. being drawn by Mrs. Mary rineault. Entertainment was looked after by Mrs. Germaine McMillan. The Quiz prizes were won by Mrs. Verna Vezina, Mrs.. Yolande Boudreau and Mrs. Phil Stuart. Twenty-seven other small prizes were won by ladies in,a card bingo with many laughs by all participating. The oil painting ticket was drawn.by Mrs. Plourde and the lucky winner of this lovely picture was Mrs. Heather Lafontaine. Forty members attended the meeting and social which ended with a delicious luncheon served by Mrs, Ray Belliveau, assisted by Mrs. Faul Rochon, Mrs. Phil Stuart, Mrs. N. Vienneau, and Mrs. Joe Kennedy and Mrs. Jean Santerre,. The evening was enjoyed by all,