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C.W.L. News (cont'd) Mrs. F, Helmink - President; Mrs. R. Kenney - First Vice-President; Mrs. A. LeBlanc - Second Vice-President; Mrs, J. Marcella - Third Vice-President; Mrs, F.. Cruickshank - Treasurer; Mrs. J. Falzetta - Recording Secretary; Mrs. J. Ruzyski - Corresponding Secretary. Father Gallagher installed the new slate of officers and thanked the past executive for. the wonderful wrk especially the religious portion of their work, 'The meeting closed with a Bingo and luncheon, K.C.'s' HOLD ANNUAL EASTER BALL On Friday last, about 150 people, including Knights, their wives and invited guests gathered in the High School auditorium for their Annual Easter Ball. From all accounts those mere thoroughly enjoyed themselves, The hall was set up in cabaret tyle © and music was provided by Joe Adamo and his orchestra. Door prize winner was Stan Kusik of Schreiber, for the occasion was Arnold Stortini. STUDENTS - PLEASE NOTE It's only two and a half weeks 'till the night of May 3rd and the K. C. Amateur Show. Your teachers have entry blanks - fill one in and send it to W. Sernesky, Terrace Bay. Remember - there will be nine good prizes, plus the Grand. Prize Trophy. BOY SCOUTS AND CUBS FATHER AND SON BANQUET SAT. APRIL 26 - ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH HALL 6 P.M.- All those having tickets please let the Group Committee know as soon as possible whether you plan to attend or not. Payment for tickets may be made to Ken Hutchinson, Les Crandlemire, or Mel Nicol. ~ HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY MEETING - April 18th at 8:00 p.m, in the Rec. Centre. In charge of arrangements 4TH ANNUAL MOTHER'S DAY BALL CABARET STYLE - MAY 9TH The Moose Lodge again invite you to their annual Mother's Day Ball. ~ Different from the past is that the Cabaret Dance will be' held at the New Moose Hall in the South Camp area, and of course the Moose are planning to make it a memorable affair. Glide, jive, rock ty roll to the rhythm of the Rhythmnaires, the Lakehead's popular orchestra. Refreshments and light lunches will be available. Don't be a "wish I had" make your plans early and attend. - Fridey May 9th. -- - Tickets on sale at the door 8:00 p.m. LIBRARY REVIEW By Love Possessed - J. G. Cozzens This novel spans two deys.in the life of arthur Winner, a lawyer defending a youth accused of rape. In this period of time the lawyer's character, his principles and his emotions are put to an acid test by an interconnected series of. dramatic-happenings,. Library Hours Monday and Wednesday 2:30 - 4:30 psm, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 7-9 pom. » Circulation Report - March 1957 - 1958 1957 © 1958 Children 874 6 lil . adults _ 942 863 Total 1816 1507 Records 40 102 A WEDDING OF LOCAL INTEREST took place rec- ently, when the Rev. J. Robinson united in marriage Marie Hereshak, of Edmonton, Alta., and Alexander (Alex) William Chisholm, formerly of Terrace Bay. The wedding took place in the anglican church of St. Mary and St. George, Jasper, Alberta, and the couple are now in residence in Hinton, Alta,