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PAGE 14 TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 28, 1976 The Kinsmen Club of Schreiber is pleased to announce their participation in the Moth- er's Day Cystic Fibrosis Telethon to be held May 9th, 1976, on CHFD-TV, Channel 4. The eight hour telethon will be anchored by Rick Smith and will feature several pro- minent entertainers including Tom Kelly, Carol Baker and exceptional local talent. The Com- misso Bros. and Cos Filane will be represent- ing Schreiber. 3 k C.F. is a serious lung and digestive dis- ease, prominent in children. One of every thousand children is born with C.F. - it is thought to be hereditary, although the par- ents of C.F. children show no symptoms of the disease. The prevalance of C.F. in Canada is estimated at 3000 cases and is increasing at a rate of 500 per year. In order to contain and hopefully conquer this incurable disease, early diagnosis is essential. This can only be done by research. In an: effort to conquer this child killer, the Kinsmen organization throughout Canada have pledged their financial support. Have you thought about making a pledge? so, here is how it will work. During the Telethon, call the following phone numbers in Schreiber: 824-2555 or 824-2556. Once your call is received and you have indicated that you wish to make a donation, a member of the Kinsmen Club will be dispatched to your re- sidence to collect your donation and write you a receipt. This donation will then by monitored to the Telethon at CHFD-TV studios. Think about the Telethon and it's value to Cystic Fibrosis and more impertant, why not call the numbers listed to MAKE' YOUR DONATION! xf The following officers for the Schreiber Catholic Women's League were installed at their April meeting by Father F.J. Meyer: President - Mrs. Lorette McParland, returned py acclamation; First Vice President - Mrs. Th resa Stortini; Second Vice President - Mrs. Gloria Mullins; Third Vice President- Mrs. Simonne Connely; Recording Secretary - Mrs. Marion Henri; Treasurer - Mrs. Marjory Spacek; Corresponding Secretary - Mrs. Lorleen Blais. Mrs. McParland thanked the members for their co-operation last year and asked for it again as she welcomed the new officers. Father Meyer thanked the members for their diligent support of the church and its affai- rs. He added that during his absence on vac- ation he would be replaced by Father Moore. Mrs. Simonne Connely presented the treas- urer's report. Various standing conveners gave their annual reports. An invitation was received from the United Church Women to attend their May 5 meeting when a guest speaker will be present. The C.W.L. convention being held in Red Rock on May 4,5,6 will be attended by Mesdames Norah McGuire, Rita McGrath, Helen Stokes, Gloria Mullins, Dorette McParland and Teresa Power. It is hoped other members will also attend for the May 5 day of workshops followed by the banquet. : Mrs. McParland thanked all those who had worked, and/or contributed to the successful St. Patrick's Day Tea and Bake Sale. During the month of May the Rosary will be recited each evening at 7 p.m. Mrs. McGuire reported the National presid- ent, Mrs. Mathews, would like to come to Thun- der Bay for a leadership course. October 16 is set as a tentative date. Mrs. McParland presided for the meeting with the Scripture passage read by Mrs. Rita McGrath. KINETTE CLUB FASHION SHOW: Two models whose names were omitted in last weeks write up were: Andre Pellétier and Lorelie Fournier. STORK CLUB 8 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chepelsky of Iroquois Falls, a daughter, on April 24. LE er PU a SR ATS # abi A ri * 1 pla nous ane] Lg I oy RES . a rm nad sa al 'KINSMEN CYSTIC Brn HANNE 4 TELETH SUNDAY, MAY 9th MOTHER'S DAY, FIBROSIS oo 33nd BE