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Page 2 This season Jack Wellings wishes to devote some of his time towards teaching school boys to Curl. So boys ~ don't miss this chance to get expert instruction. Join now end get your name in for these classes.' a 0-0-0 SKI CLUB NOTES Things have been getting awfully rushed out at the Ski Hills. The recent fall of snow can be blamed for this; and all skiers are urged to come out and help finish the job. The main thing that this club needs now (besides snow) is an honest-to-goodness gang of real workers, So, how about coming out and pitching in??? ' Memberships may now be obbained from Eleanor Cevar Pe anenwiie Office) or from Garnet James (House 97), Rates are: Single ladies and gentlemen - $3.00; married couples- $5,003; students - $1.50; juniors (under 12 years) - »75¢, Crests may also be ordered from the above persons. 0-0-0 ' CREDIT UNION NEWS The Terrace Bay Credit Union Ltd. is now a fully accredited organiaa- tion, To better acquaint all citizens of our Commuhity with the aims and objects of this mutual organization, a series of short write-ups is being prepared and will be published in this paper. The Terrace Bay Credit Union was founded with the prime purpose of providing a de~ finite savings and loan plan, whereby members could gain a measure of freedom from fin- ancial worries. The Credit Union Charter was granted by the Ontario Government, who must be satisfied that all rules, by-laws, etc., are for the benefit of all members. This ~ Gredit Union is a qualified member of the Ontario Credit Union League and of the Credit Union National Association of Ameriea. The main feature of this membership is that all monies deposited and all loans are guaranteed by these parent organizations. The Credit Union's books and accounts are inspected at wegular intervals by Government Inspectors and all laws applicable to Banks, Loan Organizations, etc., are enforced. Next week we shall diseuss the conditions necessary for you to join the Credit Union and the benefits that you will obtain, o=0=0 ST, MARTIN'S LADIES GUILD The regular monthly mecting will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 16th at the home of Mrs. Don Boudreau, 193 Laurier Avenue. AlL irembors and Ladies of the Parish are invited to attend. 0-0-0 BAZAAR BREVITIES This weck!s big headline news is the Novelty Booth. Don't miss the display of candy, toys, hand lotion, bridge table covers and the "many handemade articles on sale at the Community Church, November 25rd, 2350 to 5:30 pom. o~O-0 EMPLOYEES MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY How many of us passed up the offer of enrolment in E.M.BeS. at the time it started? There must have been gome because a check with the Personnel Department shows that only about 74% of the Long Lac employees are members, Can we afford to be without this protection with hazards of winter sports, winter driving, etc., with us? Also, as those who have been on for oi months remind us, look at the Dental Benefits soon to be collected, 0-0-0 SCOUT AND CUB NEWS Having passed the required tests, the following Wolf Cubs were award- . ed their lst Starg Claude Boudreau, Roger LeBlanc, HE. Wilson and J. Erickson, ry The Scouts will display Christmas Cards and Seals in the main locker room on Sat, November 12 - two Scouts will be in charge and will receive orders fet cards to be deli- vered the following week, "Buy From A Scout" Reserve November 26th for the Scout Dedication Service. 0-0-0 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE TO MEET NOVEMBER 17TH The Women's Institute will hold its regular ru ; monthly meeting on Thursday, November 17th at 8:00 peme at the home of Mrs. Gordon Rowlandson, 85 Hudson Drive. ' At this meeting, it is hoped to have the interior decorator of the Hudson's Bay Store, Winnipeg, as guest speaker. A cordial welcome is extended to all ladies of the community.