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Ce Webe NEWS President - ist Vice-Pres. - _ end Vice-Pres, - ' 3rd°Vice-Pres, - Mrs. Sheila Todd Mrs. Kay Anderson Mrs, Josie Kenney Mrs. Helen Boudreau Secretary - Mrs, Betty Cruickshank Treasurer - Mrs. Glenna MacDonald Mrs. Semeniuk then turned over the gavel to Mrs, Todd. A tape recorder was then ran off by Mir, Kenney on the works of Father Kelly in Japan. His talks were enjoyed by all. A lovely luncheon was served by the ladiés. "The riext monthly meeting of the C,W.L. will be held May 6th 'at 8:00 p.m, Special invitations are being sent out as this is our Annual membership tea. Members and non members are cordially invited, 0-0-0 SAFETY SLOGAN .Winners of last week's Safety Slogan "Grime Does Not Pay" were: Joe Shubaly, Mrs, H. Boudreau, Bob Harrison, Susan Wig, Holger Jacobson, Diane Beddard, Ken Turner, Lois Windle, John Gross, Dave Whalen. Those who missed were: Dick Rowson, Ed Gundt, Donna Lohr, Dave Locking, Bob Middaugh, Marilyn | Gordon, 0-0-0 GOVERNOR JACK WILLIS VISITS KIWANIS CLUB The Kiwanis Governor of Western Canada District visited the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club on Wednesday evening. rf Willis is from East Kildonan and besides being an enthusiastic member of Kiwanis is a very active member of his community.. Visiting with the Governor was Lt, Governor Norm Harrison from Port Arthur - Fort William, An interesting point in the meeting was the induction of a new member, Joe Sedge from the Hudson Bay Company. Mr. Sedge was induwted by, Past Lt. Governor Bert Laundy, Ltd. Governor Norm Harrison and Governor Jack Willis, It was pointed out that this made an unusual induction and that such a beginning should produce an outstanding member, . Mr. Willis gave a stirring and an outstanding address to the Kiwanis members concerning the aims and objects of Kiwanis and then stayed to audit the monthly dir- ectors meeting. President Des Evans-Smith was in charge of the meeting. Page 10 FOREST PROTECTION MEETING A well attended meeting of the Forest Fire Protection Crew was held Tuesday evening Mr. George McAdam, Forest Protection Sup- ervosir, Geraldton presented a very inter- esting talk on Forest Fire work. On the afternoon of Saturday, May 12th, the Depart- ment of Lands and Forests will be here with Fire Fighting equipment to proceed with actual fire training. .All persons interested in taking this training are urged to reserve this afternoon of May 12th and attend this session. o-0=-0 OLD RINK BOARDS DISPOSAL The old side boards for the outdoor rink at the Public School will be disposed of, Anyone interested in removing this ° material for their own use should. contact C. E, Paget. 0-0-0 " HOUSE FOR SALE 42 Pine Crescent is being offered for sale, Those interested should contact C. BE. Paget, Townsite Superintendent. before noon May 8th, 1956, 0-0-0 FOR SALE 1 Westinghouse Laundromat $200.00 / ' Electric Stove 200,00 1 6! x 9! Axminster Rug 20.00 1 9! x 12! Loop-A-Twist Rug 20.00 1 Kitchen Table 35200 1 Walnut. Night Table 6.00 1. Steel Tube Bed Complete 20,00 1 Bookcase . 15.00 1 Kindergarten Chair 075 1. Small Fibre Board Chest of Drawers 1,00 1 Silex Coffee Pot 2.00 1 Round Mirror 1450 1 Pr, Lined Bedroom Drapes 4.00 Odd Dishes and Flower Pots elO ea, Pillows 1450 ea, Sealers 1,00/doz. 1 Card -Table 2350 1 Rake 1.00 Book Club Editions 50¢ eay Pocket Novels 5¢ Contact Gord Paget, House 42 = Days - Mill Office, Evenings - High School, Any reasonable offer accepted. O-0-0 FOR SALE 15 foot chestnut canoe. Weighs 55 lbs, New condition, Only in water 3 times, Phone 42h.