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Page 18 Photo by Inez McCuaig Five year-old Field Day Winners -- Winners in the races at the Catholic Women's League Field day were - 5 and under, Cathie Mulli- gan and Lawrence McParland - girls 6, Jocelyn Tremblay, Shirley Ross - Boys6, Jaimie Hill, Paddy Webb - Girls 7, Louise Morin, Maureen McParland-- Boys 7, Shane Riley, Danny Gellert - Girls 8, Tony Tremblay, Arlene Krause - Boys 8, Paddy Stokes, Ricky Diedrich - Girls 9, Rae Sisson, Darlene Fum- merton, Boys 9 - Paddy Stokes, Bill Souliere - Girls 10, Carol Ferland, Susan McParland - Boys 10, David Thibault, Michael Souliere - Girls Il - Maria Ven- ziano, Carol W ebb - Boys Il, Kim Gellert, David Thibault - Girls 12, Cathy Stokes, Sheila McParland Boys I2 - Bruce Bottomley, Kim Gellert - Girls 14, Margaret Borutski - Boys 14, Bruce Bottomley, Kim Gellert, Bob Hiller. Free treats were given to the children and the wheels of chance and barbeque stands had a constant stream of customers. C.W.L. PLANS FOR FALL PROJECTS Plans were made for a Fall Supper on October 30 and a Tea-Bazaar on November 30, in the Guild Hall, by the Catholic Women's League at their regu- lar meeting on September IIth, with Mrs .D'Arcy McGuire presiding. Spiritual Convenor Mrs .Bill Cocks, stated the Rosary for World Peace will be recited daily at 2 p.m during October. Education Convenor Mrs.J.M. McGrath reported the C.W.L.Scholarship had been presented to Anna Fummerton who has gone to Queen's University. Mrs.Harry Shack, Catholic Girls! Club director, reported three members attended a vocation workshop during summer at East Loon Lake Terrace Bay News September 15, 1966 OPEN -HOUSE HOLY ANGELS PARISH CENTRE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER I8TH - FOR PARISHIONERS ONLY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH - FOR THE COMMUNITY 1:30 TO 3:00 P.M. BOTH DAYS Kindly gather at the Guild Hall AN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL also that members wi e taking orders Cards and that all girls sept 12 and ig may be- come members of the Club. Mrs.Edwin Borutski, Radio, TV and Films, urged members to support the National Catholic Office for Motion pictures, whose purpose is to protect people against the moral danger of evil motion pictures. An Open House for the new Parish Centre was an- nounced for Sept .18 for parishioners and Sept.25th fq the community. Fa th er Cano spoke on the benefits of having spiritual grace in one's life. Using the apt compar- ison of the oxygen line of the Scuba Diver he said so are the Sacraments of the Church a direct line of communication with God. LIBRARY BOARD HOLD BUSINESS MEETING H.M.Ermel presided for the September meeting of the Library and the secretary-treasurer, Miss G. Hadley, reported renewing insurance and that, due to a misunderstanding, the books high school students require for English reading, have been delayed but are expected soon. The N'western Regional Library system sent a form to be used in nominating people to fill two vacancies on their board. Holiday pay was granted to Mrs.Andrea Hill due to service as lib rarian. Payment was mainly for indexing books. Bookmobile exchange will be made on Sept.22nd. The Ontario Hospital Careers kit, of interest to girls, was ordered and the Americana subscription renewed. A letter of appreciation was sent to Town Council for the spacious new quarters provided for the Library. Quotations on adjustable shelves are to be solicited. A proposed Art Contest for Centennial Year (for school children) was dis- cussed, with final plans to be made later. Flags of Canada and provinces were ordered.