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SCHREIBSR_NEWS Thirty-nine cubs and twenty-five scouts enrolled at the recistretion this week for the coming season. Front Left: Kenny Cook enrolling with David Herrison, group committee as registrar, also, Keith Scott enrolling, with Mrs. Deris Gauthier, cub leader in beckground. : Photo-Inez McCuaigz Athletic champions in Schreiber High School- L to R- Mary Speziale, senior girls, Alex Gauthier, Senior boys, Susan Bromley, junior girls, Larry Sitko, junior boys Photo-Inez McCuaig SHOWER TEA HELD FOR BRIDE-ELECT Miss Geraldine Duggan was honored at a shower tea arranged in the Guild Hall, Thursday, October 12, where receiving with her were her mother, Mrs. Harry Duggan , her fiancee's mother, Mrs. Archie McColeman, Mrs. Wesley Miller, Miss Chery! Everitt and Miss Janie Duggan. The Servitors were Mrs. Keith Nesbitt, Misses Lynne Haas, Lenore O'Brien, Colleen Cosgrove, Lou McGrath and Joyce and Judy Richardson. The guest book was circulated by Mary Lynne O'Brien and Pamela Spikula. Christine MacLeod was in charge of the gift table. Assisting in the kitchen were Mesdames TERRACE BAY NEWS =A SE = eee Martyn Ryan, Bill Mullins, Gordon McParland, Ralph Miller and Tommy Whitton. ' Mrs. Austin Cosgrove is visiting with Mr. and -- Mrs. H. Sylvene(Mary Cosgrove) in Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Banning and daughter Margaret leave this week to holiday in Montreal . Mrs. Jeanette St. Pierre of Nicolet, Que. was here this week visiting old friends. Mrs. Roly Martin leaves next week to visit her | mother in Montreal and other relatives in Quebec. John Needham is home from Malton, Ont. visit- ing his parents. There will be a shower tea in the Guild Hall on Friday, October 20 in honour of Miss Lenore O'Brien; bride-elect of November 4. The Girl Guides will collect for UNICEF this year, and it is hoped that the public will be pre- pared and generous when door-to-door collections are made. NOTICE - Anyone interested in figure skating please attent a meeting at the home of Mrs. J. Spillane, on Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. The C.P.T. committee of the Oddfellows and Rebekah lodges met in Schreiber on October Ist It was reported that the hospital equipment was | loaned out for eleven days. Members decided to sponsor a Penny Auction in Schreiber Town Hall on October 20th and to sell boxes of candy as in former years. THE CHRISTIAN AND POLITICS FORU M HELD A Forum on the Christian and Politics was held in the Guild Hall, Sunday, October 15, the widely -- divergent audience indicative of the public interest. Rev. E.C. Prinselaar was chairman, Rev. J.M. Cano, moderator, and the panel were Jack Stokes NDP candidate, Mrs. D.O. Hamilton, member of the Progressive Conservatives, and Harold McPar- land, member of the Liberal Party. After each of the panel had told how their life as a Christian had led to an active participation in politics, they answered questions posed by the audience for a set time and then the entire audience was broken up into discussion groups who considered set questions. At the end of the time set for this, the reporter appointed by each group presented their opinions which were reviewed by Mr. Prinselaar. A vote was taken and it was unanimously agreed that similar forums on local and wider issues be held regularly-next one in two months time.