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SCHREIBER -- Four new members were welcomed by President Mrs. Stanley Kusik at a meeting of the Catholic Women's League. Rev. J. M. Cano spoke on changes in the liturgy. Spiritual convener Mrs. W. Cocks an- nounced the Rosary will be said daily at 2.p.m., during October, and the Discussion Club will re- sume meetings Sept. 22. Catholic Girls Club convener, Mrs. Harry Shack reported six new members making 53 in all.: The girls started a first aid course Sept. 16. Education con- vener Mrs. M. J. McGrath re- ported a bursary presented to a high school student. Brown- THE NEWS New Members Welcomed By CWL at Schreiber ies and Guides convener Mrs. Bill Stefurak said the Schreiber leaders attended a leadership course in Terrace Bay. Mrs, Alex Furyk reported 194 members, five honorary and that 104 subscribe to the league magazine. Members will cater for the Squires initiation ban- quet Sept. 27, and a wedding breakfast Oct. 12. Materials for making articles for the bazaar may be obtained from Mrs. Kusik. Names drawn on the cash draw were Henry Dimmery, Joe Speziale and Mrs. Carance. Lunch was served by Mrs. Don Souliere and committee. LT AAT NY AT EAS LENDS ERI EEE ET EE ITE LOE ET A LEE ENT EY Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henderson of Port Arthur were recent visitors with the O. H. Dug- gans. Lionel Bougiguignon has. left for a three week holiday in Switzerland, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Burns are away for a months holiday, visiting in Flin Flon and Lynn Lake, Man., and.in Saskatche- wan. John Cosgrove has returned to Resurrection College (Water- loo University) Kitchener. Ed Gerow has returned home after spending the summer in Toronto with his daughter Mrs. Perry Hewson and her family. - Mrs. Sarah Potvine has left for Montreal where she wil make her home with her daugh- ter Mrs. Theo Turcotte. Her son Leo and Mrs. Maria Doyle of Toronto. accompanied her the trip. Mrs. Moriica Kennedy of Fort William is visiting her sisters Mrs. Arthur Moorey and Mrs. Ray Cook. -- Mrs. Paul Pelto was taken by ambulance to McKellar hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Everitt and Cheryll. Everitt leave this week for Montreal where Cheryll will attend McGill Uni- versity. Mr. and Mrs. Everitt will continue- on for a motor holiday in various Eastern cities. . Bill Scott leaves this week for Winnipeg where he will attend University of Manitoba. : Mrs. Jack Walsh has moved to her son George's home and will make 'her home with 'her son and his family. Mrs. R. A. King of Blind River visited Mrs. Frances Ker- town. : SCHREIBER CATHOLIC GIRLS' CLUB MEET The regular meeting of the Catholic Girl's Club met on September 13th. Anna Fummerton welcomed seven new members Executive attending as follows: A.St. Jean, D. Sisson, L. Comeau, E. McCouan, D. Singleton, M. Karnes, and P. Fournier. L. Sisson reported the enrolment to date is sixty- one, with fifty-three members present . G. LeBlanc read a letter of thanks from Rev. Sister Irene. K. McGrath, Spirtual Convenor, commended the members for their faithful attendance at Mass during the summer recess. Mrs. H. Shack, Director, Course given by the St. John Ambulance, will begin this month, when twelve girls of St. John's Anglican announced the First Aid Church will join the club for the lessons. A. Fummerton thanked F.ather Cano, Mrs. Shack and the members for their guidance and support during her years of office. installed the new officers: Betty Comeau, President; Father Cano then L. O'Brien, Vice-President; G. LeBlanc, Secretary; A. Fummerton, Treasurer; L. Sisson, Membership Convenor. It was decided to hold the regular meetings on the first Sunday of each month, at 1:15 with Executives meetings held a week prior to the regular meetings. The door prize was won by A. Connelly. Paddy Dugan was in the Lakehead on Saturday, and kindergarten 11:00 a.m. Ross Pellow of Chapleau was a business visitor recently. L. LeBlanc, F. Speziale and R. Huard will attend Business College in Winnipeg this year. Mrs. R. Bailey left last week to attend a Conven- tion of the Order of The Eastern Star, in Toronto, as a delegate of Silver Birch Chapter. Mr. Bailey will join her and they will visit their son re and family in Ottawa. The congregation of the Gospel Mission held a dinner party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Topolinsky, to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lawrence (newlyweds) of Sault Ste. Marie, who have come to make their home in Schreiber . Many beautiful wedding gifts were presented . SCHREIBER ART CLUB MEET The Schreiber Art Club held their regular business meeting at the home of Mrs. A. Sparkes, president. Plans for coming season were discussed as follows: an outdoor painting session will be held on Sept. 20t under the instruction of Tillie Harasymchuk of Port Arthur . GURL FETE SE ST RTI RT TI I EEE TOT ESD BOARD OF STEWARDS HEAD' BUILDING FUND ~The Church Board of stewards advocated the establishment of a Building Fund, with the U.C.W. giving a substantial donation The board urges all other organizations contribute according to their means. A memorial to the late Rev. R. Crook was dis- cussed and one suggestion given serious considera- tion, with the decision to be made at a later time. Mrs. T.P. Whent presided for the meeting on September 3rd, the first following the summer recess with others to be held on the regular night. SSDI GAGA aS Ae eT RA TA ET HERE AND THERE to enter the field competition trials. C. Riley of Port Arthur spent last week visiting relations here. H. Marshall of Port Arthur is the guest of his cousin, Innes West. Mr. and Mrs. A. Burns are spending their vaca- tion in Flin Flon, Lynn Lake and other places in that area. CSR NO AC SECT AST a ROC AP ET BL CORREC1a...; In last week's issue regarding the UCW meeting we wish to to state "the tourist baking venture reported by Mrs. Bill Thrower was a most successful venture." T. ANDREWS SUNDAY SCHOOL The new curriculum has been introduced in St drew's United Church Sunday School with the following hours announced for the various clas-' ses:Juniors - 9:00 a.m., Primary Intermediates, | eniors,.12 years and over, 9:45 a.m. Nursery | Neil Ross is the superintendent, with a staft , in the Guild Hall of 15 teachers and three more urgently needed. Seventy children were presented at the Raily Day Service by Mrs. Ross and Rev. F. Muldrev, with certificates and seals for perfect attend ance. Nine new teachers were installed 'cont'd)