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St. Mary's CWL meeting highlights by Mrs. M. Gervais September meeting for St. Mary's CWL was held on Sept. 14 beginning with Mass at 7 p.m. Everyone' then gathered at the home of the President Mrs. Mabel Despin for the Meeting Mrs. Madeline Juneau opened the meeting with prayer. A report was given by the local Good i Store. All three churches are involved. It is open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. More volunteers would be appreciated if you could give a couple of hours any of the days men- tioned, please call Mrs. Elva Brown, Mrs. Florence Bumstead, Mrs. Mable Despin or Mrs. Peggy McArthur. report. announced. grounds. Inquest won't be called hanging death at Oak Ridge The third death in less than two months occurred at Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre, on Sunday. Stuart Bomberry, 24, have used a bedsheet to hang himself from window bars in D. Ward at Oak Ridge between 7:05 p.m. and 7:13 p.m., Midland OPP is said to A post mortem was not conducted. An inquest is not planned. Dr. Robert Besley was the coroner. Another inmate of Oak Ridge, Stanley Carson, 32, died in his cell on Aug. 23. A post mortem concluded that Carson asphyxiated. The coroner in that case, Dr. Herman Jilesen, decided that an inquest will be held, but a date has not been Recently the drowned body of a woman resident of the Mental Health Centre was recovered from the bay bordering the health centre Victoria Harbour . A financial report prepared by Mrs. Jean Howe showed the Good Will Store had-a very busy and successful year. Father Wiley thanked the CWL for the large donation to the Roof Fund and also reported the one side of the Parish is completed and paid for and the Roof Fund will now be ac- cepting donations so the other side may _ be competed in the near future. Prayers were offered for the sick in St. Mary's Parish and in the Mount St. Louis Parish. Thank you notes were read from Father Doyle, the MacArthur Family, the Moreau Family, the Dault Family, the Cote Family and Mrs. Brown and Family. Convenors gave their reports--lunch was served after five funerals; since last meeting. Lunch was. served Baha'i Faith It teaches: "It is incumbent upon all the peoples of the world to reconcile their differences, and, with perfect unity and peace, abide beneath the shadow of the Tree of His care and loving kindness." For more information, please contact: 526-9532 == tAcraber of Canadian Payments Association Page 10, Wednesday, September .29,.1982 LOANS Personal/Consumer 72 flo STERLING STERLUNG TRUST CORPORATION 270 King St., Midland 526-3768 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation after First Communion and dinner was prepared for St. Mary's Graduation Class and guests. Plaques were donated to two graduating students. A Wedding Cross was presented -to Miss Lorraine Belcher; St. Mary's CWL have 127 members this year. Ladies Nite Out was well attended and en- joyed very much. St. Mary's Christmas Bazaar will be held on Wednesday Nov. 17 beginning at 7 p.m. It will be much the same as last year, but new ideas will be ap- preciated. Every member is expected to make or donate something for the Bazaar Table and also the Bake Table. Mrs. Capistrand has donated a large doll and Mrs. Anne LaChapelle a Ceramic Christmas Tree. Tickets will be sold on these items. More. Plans for the Bazaar will be discussed at the next meeting on Oct. 12. Come and bring some new ideas. The meeting closed with prayer. St. Mary's CWL would like to thank everyone who helped with the summer Bazaar in any way. It was a successful day. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Oughtred of Port Hope visited their cousin Mrs. Leslie Winfield recently. Other guests were Mrs. Jack Grigg of Stratford and Mrs. Tim Bate of Elmvale. Miss Beate dea Belleheumer and Miss Betty Pearson of Toronto visisted Mrs. Ernest. Cadeau_ last week. Mrs. and Mrs. Eugene Beaument of Omemee spent last weekend with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bartosik and Adam. Mrs. Florence Belcher and ' Miss Catherine MacKenzie attended the Heritage Day at Simcoe County Museum last week. Mrs. Ruby Cormier of Richards Beach Vic- toria Harbour died in a Toronto Hospital this week. Mrs. Cormier was a member of Georgian Club Senior Citizens. She is survived by her husband Mr. Joseph Cormier and family. Many of the _ local friends were in Toronto this week to- attend the funeral of their friend Mrs. Earl (Helen) Robichaud who passed away at a Toronto Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robichaud have lived here for many years. Mrs. Robichaud will be very much missed in the village. She is survived by her husband, son Paul as well as her mother Mrs. Ed. Gray who lives in Toronto. Elmvale & District Lions Club TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, October 3rd, 1982 12 noon at Lion's Clubhouse 7th Conéession, Flos (Shotguns & 22's). 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