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«= Page 10 THE NEWS September 24 fea SUNDAY SCHOOL ( cont'd) by Rev. Muldrew. Fall Bazaar Plans Made Sere. OOO Mrs. George McBride read tliree stories on Missionary's lives and Gordon Condie read the TERRACE BAY -- The Catho- Provincial Convention which lic Women's League met in St. emphasized the theme this year Scriptures for the service. Martin's Parish with Mrs. Jean of the Family Apostolate. Whalen, tirst vice-president, in The chair was turned over to the chair. : Very Dean E. A. Gallagher who ACROSS DOWN 21. Spring Plans are being completed for installed the new president, Mrs. 1. Bodies of 1. View month the fall bazaar. M. Nicol. water 2. Having 22. Youth Mrs. G. Savoy, spiritual. con- Guest speaker Mrs. Shirley 5. Ready ears 53. Ahead oy Be Ocen vener, announced the Rosary Mikus. district Commissioner money 3. Land 24, De- Sik] will be said every afternoon at of Girl Guides a talk on Guid- 9. Fish measures mand RIS TAI WAU three o'clock during October, ing, emphasizing the need for 10.Eyeofbean 4. English as rea MA the month of the Holy Rosary. new leaders. "Uuncheon was ser- 11. Poetry . philosopher due ws Mrs. Whalen read paragraphs ved by Mrs. Jim MacDonald and 12. Sana jute 5. Ar 25. a, Pe Oper gSovscs manasa oe wate ox rei ta a -- ee 14. Single unit 6. French 26. Type RIEINIORMSIETT [S| 15. Born town measure e m 17. Stir 7. Thin 27, Fault CARD OF THANKS - We wish/o thank our relations 18. Marry 8, Fish 29, Lick 33. Wrong : . 19. Vehicle 11. Solemn 31. Inn- 34. Spoiled, and many friends for the affe¢tion and other expres- 20. Bushel: promtiisé 'keepers : as meat i i : 13. Give 32, Sleeve- . Leg jo sions of sympathy extended 4s during our recent oe ee a, a ae bereavement, the logs of g/beloved son and husband, er tee garments 42, High card . Clamoro' 24, Lucid 27. Italian poet 28. Viscous 29. Guided 30. Indefinite article 31. A meat 32. A roving public vehicle 35. Printer's need 37. Open: poet, 38, Candlenut tree 39. Bills of fare 41. Quick 43, Examina- he Fummerton family NOT FCs Apt: CREDIT UNION OFFICE HOURS ARE AS FOLLOWS:- MONDAY|& THURSDAY - 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. - TUESDAY + 2:00 - 4:00 P.M. and FRIDAYS - 9:00 - II: -M. Phone 3833 or drop in at the Office on Simgoe Plaza. 77, PCE TA HL | | ae Pre | ee FE Oe ETT ee Bee The L. A . to the Royal Can. Legion, will hold their meeting Sunday, Sept. 27th in the Legion Hall. This will be a special meeting with Mrs. Banks, first Vice-Pres. of Provincial Command attending . tion 44, Frozen desserts 45. Observes 46. Hardy heroine MENS SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS, WHITE AND ASST'D 26. 28 &29 COLORS. REG. $2.98 TO ; LADIES' FULL LENGTH $ 3.98 5. 00 COATS AND NEW FALL MILLINERY LADIES. Sleek a / Stretch Slim Jims Smoothly tailored for neat fit and comfort.... NEW ARRIVALS : - WIDE VARIETY OF MENS! SKI JACKETS, CAR COATS AND FULL LENGTH TOPPERS. ALSO BOYS! SKI JACKETS. COMPLETE LINE OF WINTER FOOTWEAR Slim jims in viscose and nylon stretch with neat waistband and side zipper closure. Sizes 1 to 20 In Fall shades of black, brown, red and green, MENS, LADIES AND CHILDRENS LITTLE GIRLS' FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS WITH matching slipperettes. Make ideal Christmgs and COMPETITIVE PRICES Birthday gifts. Sizes 4 - 6x, pink , blue 8 Terrace Bay, Telephone Ontario zm 3327