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COMMUNITY CHURCH Sr. Sunday School ~~ Beginner's Sunday School Jr. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. LAS OOMalmy 2:00 p.m, 11:00 asm. MORNING WORSHIP - Sermon Subject - "The Steadfast Face of ee 7:30 p.m. EVENING SERVICE "life is too Short to be Little RP me ee - - LIBRARY REVIEW THIS LIFE I'VE LED - by "Babe" Zaharias. The warm life story of the "Queen" of Sports, This book was written just shortly before 'Babe's death and any who followed her career will find this autobiagraphy a confirmation %f their admiration of this wonderful person, Babe's early childhood was devoted: to being athe tomboy of the neighborhood, and her father and mother were the inspiration behind her career. Babe was a werm and very likeable person, and her battle against cancer, even though a losing one, gives hope to all its victims, ey THE SCAPEGOAT -- by Daphne DuMaurier On his return' jourpey through France, John, the Englishman, is" contemplating the humdrum existence which awaits him on his return. to. England, when'by chance he stops at an inn for a drink and is amazed to see an image of himself in the person of Jean, the Frenchman. They share a drink together, and the next morning John finds his companion has disappeared, taking all of the English- man's identification with him. John had been trapped into accepting Jean's life - with | its complications as the head of the house- hold and master of a chateau - the Comte de Gu, The writer has handled the plot beauti- fully, and there is not a dull moment in-the book. Library Hours - Monday & Wednesday 2:30 -- 4:30 Tuesday & Thursday & Friday, 7:00 = 9:00 4 Tr ea Page 2 OT. MARTIN'S CHURCH ia DEVOTIONS ~ Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7330 p.m, each -week throughout: Lent. CONFESSIONS - Saturday, March 16, 1957, Mie 3-4 pom and 7-8 p.m, MASSES - Sunday, Mar. 2h, 8:15 a.m. \ oh and 9:30 a.m, x 'Monday through Friday 8:00°4,.m. \ Saturday + 8:30 a,m, ot ART CLUB NEWS First, I'd like to mention that we have rec- eived some information re special spring course to be held during week-ends. The executive, and. all those interested, are asked to be at class at 7:30 p.m. Thursday so that discussion may be held and plans made before class starts (at 8:15 sharp.) Last.week we tried something different - paint- ing from photos projected onto a screen. The subject chosen was a snow scene. Of course, you could achieve the same results by hiking out into the country, and floundering through the snow drifts 'til you find a likely scene, then painting it on the spot. But, we prefer to paint our snow scenes indoors, with a cup of coffee at our elbow! We are going to"have another go at it" this week, so why not join'. us? We guarantee - "no frost bite." The rugged individual who took the original pictures was Norman Bodtker, formerly of the Hudson Bay Staff. Norman generously loaned us his fine collection of slides, for which we are very grateful, We would also like to thank Mr. R.-W. Wills, Sunday School Supt., for the use of the projector. Pegs It has been suggested by a prominent local citizen, that we engage "Betsy, the Chimpanzee" to conduct our course in basic act. We regret to say, Betsy is booked solid "til 1959. We will have to be content with a mere human!