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o April 29, 1965 Mistress of Ceremonies for this occasion, District Commissioner Mrs .Shirley Mikus, made the intro- duction of Guiders and guests seated at the head table and the members of the Local Association to Guides and Brownies who attended. She explained three of the Guides, under the direction of Mrs. Jessie St.Louis, Social Convenor, had made all arrangements for the Banquet, guests and entertain- ment and were being judged on its merits by Badge Secretary Mrs.Marg Simmer . The girls and their mothers were very giateful to have Mrs.Sam Baxter of Marathon, the Lakeland Area Camp Convenor, take time from a very hectic schedule to visit and be the program/s guest speaker. Talking on Camping, Mrs .Baxter stated that Guiding was an outdoor game and Guiding was te give the girls fun and adventure, preparing them for their future life. Camping, a girl learns to use ini- tiative and also gets satisfaction from a job well done. She felt that their tests passed during the winter preparéd her for camp life and explained how each of the Guide Laws help them to enjoy camp life thoroughly and many tips on training were passed along. Mrs .Baxter stressed to her listeners the importance of obtaining not only an arm full of badges, but their first class badge. This was a requirement: in qualifying for Heritage Camp. The first and most important ingredient was, of course, friendship. When all were blended properly together, camping could be the highlight in a Guide's year and be something to thank God for. (Continued next col .) THE NEWS Page 5 Both Mrs .Baxter and Mrs .Mikus paid a very warm tribute to Mrs.Louis Downey, active in Guiding for many years in Terrace Bay, and who would soon be leaving with her family for California. Songs by a group of Guides from the First Company entertained the Mothers and Guiders. Introduced by Guide Carole Gaudet they were: | was a Doe - Rain Song and This Land is Our Land. Another group, introduced by Guide Valerie Turner, pre- sented thought provoking little skit entitled "A Guide is a Friend to All". Six singers from the Second Guide Company, under the direction of Marlyn MacDonald, entertained with a quartette of songs; duets costumed to repre- sent sailors in 'Sons of the Sea', a Finnish national costume in 'My Sweetheart' sung in Finnish, 'The Jamaica Way' in typical southern attire and lastly the director adorned by Halo to lead in 'Allieu'. An amusing little skit 'Find Peanuts' with teacher Lynn Simmer, concluded the girl's program of énter- tainment. The evening ended with Taps. 2 LOST - from Ontario Hydro Line truck near Hydro dam west side or inchréiber, 2 live line working sticks, coloured bright orange, 8 feet long, one inch in diameter. If anyone has information or has found them, please call 825-3340. » 3* FOR SALE - 1954 Pontiac - good condition - $150. Contact A.Theriault or phone 3508. ; bid Kimberly: Clark 69 Pulp and Paper Company Ltd. WOODLANDS DEPARTMENT y\e The Company has built a network of all-weather roads to serve its oper- ational needs to give access for its workmen in the course of their work and to deliver logs to its Mills. PUB LTC Bet ee Since its program of building all-weather roads was started in 1946 the Company has allowed the public free access to them, and this will continue to be its gen- eral practice, subject to closures when required in the interests of safety, fire prevention, protection of workmen in the hunting season, saving the road from harm during spring break-up, etc. In line with this policy of safety to the Company employees, and to 'he public, no public traffic will be permitted south of Camp 58 or north of Camp 1!2. The Wintering Road was built expressly to haul tree-length wood to the Mill. Loads are wide and long, the curves and grades on the road were not built to ac- commodate public traffic and the Company cannot accept the heavy liability of allowing the public to share the use of this road. W. Thom, Woodlands Manager .