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SCHREIBER NEWS REBEKAH LODGE PLANS INSTALLATION A donation was made to the Muscular Dystrophy fund at regular meeting. of Schreiber Ruby Rebekah Lodge recently. Mrs. Bern Whent and Mrs. Jean Fisher presided. Mrs. Eileen Williamson agreed fo convene installation supper to be held Oct. 14 in the United Church hall. Joint installation ot officers ANNUAL HAT SHOW PRESENTED A fall hat show sponsored - gz the Busy Bees group of St. John's Anglican Church, Schrei- ber, was held in the town hall recently, Mrs. D. Q. Hamilton was commentator. Models were Miss Jeanne McCuaig, Ruth Maclsaac, Kay Futyk, Eva Gordon, Inez Mc- a and 'Wilhelmina Prinse- ar. Jeanne McCuaig displayed LEGION AUXILIARY PLAN EVENTS Mrs. Jacqueline. Bolduc was initiated into membership in the Ladies Auxiliary to Cankdian Legion at a regular ineeting October 3. Mrs. Bobbie Winter, president, conducted "the initia- tion assisted. by Mrs. Beatrice McCuaig, acting warden. Mrs. Jeanette Gunter present- ed thejist_of the new. slate of officers for. nominating com- mittee; Mrs. Bobbie Winters, president, re-elected; Mrs. Vio- let Rigelsford, first vice presi- . dent, Mrs. Helen Nesbitt, sec- ond. vice president, and Mrs. Betty Luke, treasurer. A penny auction is planned for. January with members to bring fo each meeting between - now and then articles to be used for the auction. Mrs. Earline John- son will be in charge of the-pro- Mrs. Jeanette Gunter will pre- side at the cabaret party on Hallowe'en October 31. Mrs. Winters reported on a meeting held in Marathen to of the 1.0.0.F. and Rebekahs will take place at the meeting following the dinner. A team from the Lakehead will conduct the ceremony. Mrs. M. Hamilton and: Mrs: ; G. Sitch will arrange a penny auction to follow next meeting. Mrs. Agnes Sinkins will con- vene the lunch. headwear for the young misses. Others showed a wide variety from' turbans and toques. to wide-brimmed hats. The. show was climaxed with each model wearing a genuine fur hat. -- Shoes were displayed: by Mrs. Robert Winters and bags and Sore by Mrs. Wesley Mil- er. Mrs. Jack Winters . assisted the models. organize mixed zone tourna- ments of various kinds. One auxiliary was not in favor of the scheme and the matter was held over for further discus- sion. Hoping the plan will car- ry through, Schreiber auxiliary will draw un teams for shuffle board and darts and arrange. meetings with other auxiliaries. Miss Sandy Dennison and Mrs. Barbara Nesbitt agreed to take charge of the Poppy Tag. sale. - A. wreath was ordered for presentation on November 11. Members voted in favor of an early bonspiel if the Legion can make the necessary ar- rangements. Plans were made for a Christ. mas party when joint installa- tion of Legion and auxiliary of- ficers will take 'place. Henry Paske has been ap-- pointed town bylaw enforcer, assisting constable Keith Scott: Schreiber Combined Unit, St. John Ambulance, have com- menced a door to door canvass for funds to carry on work. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gunter of Terrace Bay wish to an- - nounce the engagement of their ely deughter, Benita lynne (Bonnie) to Eric James Nystrom of Port Arthur, youngest son of Mr. end Mrs. M.E. Nystrom, 42 Person Street, Port Arthur. The. wedding will take place Saturday, November ll, at 2.30 in Bethel Lutheran Church. % Rev. and Mrs. E.C. Prinselaer will hold an open reception on October 15 fron 3-5 in their new home, 321 Newman Street. MODELS - L to R - Jeanne McCusig, Mesdames Ruth MacIsaac, Kay Stefurek, Eva Gordon, Inez McCuaig, Wilelmina Prin- selaer. Mrs. Bill Whent has gone to Smith Falls to be with her aunt Mrs. French, who is ill. Henry Paske has been appointed town bylew enforcer, assisting constable Keith Scott. Mrs. Lile Walker is acting manager in Chapples pend- -ing the arrival of the new manager. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. Lehto this week were Mr. and Mrs. C.K.Korperla of Sudbury, and Mr. and Mrs. W.lundstrom of Nemegos. The Lehtots will be in Montreal next week attending Expo. Mr. and Mrs. P. Lapointe had as their guests recently, their son George, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gagnee, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Gadreau, all of North Cobalt. Mrs, Jack Johnston was honored at a farewell party arrenged by the 0.E.S., Silver Birch Chapter, in Mrs. Crook's home. Mrs. Crook presented her with china on behalf of the others. She also received best wish- es for heppiness in her new home in Geraldton. rt Installation of the officers of the Schreiber Odd- fellows and Rebekehs will teke place Saturday, October 14 in an open joint installation with D.D.G.M. George Burns of Port: Arthur as installing officer. The students of Mrs. E. Simpson, English teacher at Schreiber High School, are digging in to earn some of the prizes, ranging from $25 to $1500 awards, in a nat- 4on-wide contest open to English students at the sec- ondary level. The subject is the entrents choice, and -the entries will be judged by distinguished writers. Muriel Nesbitt and Jody Davis are home for the holi- dey from Western University, London. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lugsden are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Campbell and family The Schreiber Volunteer Fire Brigade -Auxtlery is hold- ing & Bingo on October 16 at 8 p.m. in the Town Hall. There.will be 25 dollar games with one $25.00 jackpot. There will also be one game of half the proceeds. Please come and support the local Fire Brigede. A forum on THE CHRISTIAN IN POLITICS will be held on October 15, 8 p.m. in the-Guild Hall and it is hoped that representatives of the three ee ego perties will form a panel. 4