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é September'l 6, 1965 RUTH MITCHELL GUEST OF HONOR AT SHOWER A Surprise Baby Shower was held at the home of Virginia Galvin last Thursday evening in honor of Ruth Mitchell. Seated in a decorated chair the guest of honor was presented with many beautiful gifts. A delightful luncheon was served by the hostess and co-hostess, Shirley Hersey. REGIONAL TOUR STARTED BY CWL PRESIDENT Starting September |3 and continuing until Sept. 17, Reverend R.A.Carey, Acting Director of the Fort William Diocesan Counei], The Catholic Wo- men's League of Canada, and Mrs.F.A.Helmink, Diocesan President, will tour the Western Section of the Diocese, holding Regional Meetings at Ati- kokan, Emo, Rainy River, Kenora, Balmertown, Dryden and Sioux Lookout. The aims of the tour are to encourage better understanding of League Work and to help Parish Councils solve any local Catholic Women's League problems. One of the main topics for discussion will be the Fort William Diocesan Council's participation in the Catholic Women's League National Centennial Pro- ject - "The Establishment of a Voluntary Fund to support the Vanier Institute of the Family." The National Council of The Catholic Women's League of Canada hopes to raise $1,000,000 by voluntary donations from League members. The Eastern Section of the Diocese will be visited in the latter part of October. FOR SALE - Restaurant with living quarters in Schrei- ber. Phone 547. FOR SALE - one part Mexican Chihuahua male pup, eight weeks old. Phone Schreiber 547. ROOM AND BOARD AVAILABLE - two rooms - $85. a month. Apply 123 Poplar Crescent, Phone 3584. Neo Tie Any district women interested in helping the Liberal Party are invited to attend a meeting on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I6TH - in the Committee Room of the YMCA in Schreib er - at 8:00 P.M. Guest speaker will be Mrs.Ruth Middleton, President of the Port Arthur Liberal Riding Associa- tion. This meeting is open to all. GUIDE NEWS The First Terrace Bay Girl Guide company will begin meetings on September 22nd at 6.30 in the High School auditorium. CANADIAN WILL STOP REGULARLY HERE The local Station Agent announces that the Canadian will stop in Terrace Bay - both from the east and from the west - regularly, so that coach passengers may embark and disembark. THE NEWS : ' Page 9 DISTRICT LIBERALS MAKE FIRST MOVES IN PRE-ELECTION MEETINGS. The Liberal Committees in -- this district were the first to present their candidate in the forthcoming federal election. Already Bob Andras of Port Ar- thur has appeared: at meetings in both Schreiber and Terrace Bay. Harvey Carmichael of Schreiber heads the Liberal Committee in that Town and Joe Kennedy the com- mittee in Terrace Bay. | During his trips to this district Mr.Andras was ac- companied by his wife, his campaign manager Bob Marcinek, Mr.Ruth Middleton, Mrs.Angela Hender- son, Mrs. Jessie Spooner and Bill Cavanaugh. LAKE TROUT BINGO PLANNED IN ROSSPORT The Altar Society of St.John Berchman's Church in Schreiber are sponsoring a Bingo on Friday, Sept. 7th at 8 p.m. when prizes will be 5 Ib. (average) lake trout. For a door prize they plan to give an approximately 10 Ib.Lake Trout. This sounds as if the fishing is pretty good at Rossport these days. EX TENSION COURSES PLANNED BY UNIVERSITY Lakehead University will again offer extension courses and the number of applications received from the various towns will decide where the instruction will be given. Interested residents of Schreiber, Terrace Bay and Marathon can enroll this year for History 2c6 - Green & Roman. For more information contact Mr. K.MacLeod at Terrace Bay High School . FOR SALE - One Canadian Star House Trailer, 10 ft. wide x 32 ft. long. Contact Ron Marquis or Phone 745 Schreiber. ART.CLUB NEWS The Terrace Bay Art Club will hold a work session: on Thursday, September 16th, at 8:00 P.M. in the Arts Centre. All members and prospective members welcome.