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C.W.L. Bazaar - continued from page 10 ..... Servitors were Mesdames Stanley Kusik, Giovanni Cebrario, Walter Zaporzan, Roly Martin, Gino Caccamo, Yvon Beauparlant, Brian Duncan and Joe Speziale. The sewing table was attended by Mesdames Joe Caccamo, Bill Cocks, Jack Anderson and Toni Zborowski; the knitting counter by Mrs. Alex Power and Mrs. Leo Godin; the baking table by Mrs. Ray Sisson and Mrs. Karl Kazmierezak; and the fish pond by Mrs. Frank Speziale. Mrs. Martyn Ryan had charge of the Catholic Girls' Club booth assisted by Dale Sisson, Anne Marie McGrath, Diane Singleton and Debbie Cook. The kitchen committee were Mesdames Aurel Major, Bill Mullins, George Walsh, Gerald Banning, Austin Cosgrove and Rene Bedard, assisted by Darlene Guillet, Laura McParland, Cathy Anderson and Carol Ferland. Mrs. Jack Stokes sold tickets on the cakes, and Mrs. Charlie Pearson and Mrs. Wayne Wilson the tickets on the doll draw. Photo below - Mrs. M.J. McGrath (left) a Mrs. Leo Godin (right) at candy table. Photo by 1. McCuaig. TOWN TOPICS Mr, J.E. Morgan, supt. of education and Alec Gordon, member of the board, Lake Superior Board of Education, were in Toronto last week to confer with the Ontario Department of Education. Mrs. Sally Wood and Dale have gone to live in Timmins. Bonnie Wood will remain in Schreiber with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lidkea. Sweaters and:socks, fifteen sets to a team, have been gratefull ted by Mi Hock - it ei Mae chy, Aeec tion, presented by the Knights of Columbus for Pee Wee All Stars; by the Royal Canadian Legion for Bantams, by Texaco Joe for the Pee Wee House League and by Caccamo's Ltd. and Filane's Special- ity Shop, for the Pee Wee House League. Minor Hockey officials are very encouraged this season because of public support and interest and will soon have enough funds to carry out their routine schedule Margaret Brooks, of Timmins, is visiting Danny MacDonald, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDonald. Rev. Arthur L. Chabot of Marathon will be one of the busiest of the district clergymen on Christmas Day, when he will conduct services in Heron Bay, Marathon and Schreiber, all of which are in his parish. Photo by |. McCuaig. . An effective, handsome alteration has been done on the exterior of Grace Baptist Church, Manitoba Street, with steeple, cross and handsome wood pannelling being added. The building was for many years the James Hasting Store.