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me) March 19* 1964 THE NEWS Page CLUB NEWS (CURLING) The Longlac Trophy is being played for this week, Wednesday and Friday evenings, and on Saturday. Prizes will be presented at the Saturday evening social.. Club members who are not curling are cordially invited to drop in and watch this mixed spiel. Doug Knight would like to advise all those who have inquired in the past, that a large new lot of club sweaters in all sizes, have arrived. These sweaters make excellent gifts. There are a few extras on order. If you are interested, contact Doug by phone. PS RRO ea AEN APN LIE EET ETN ENED BS PRE at Tony's and will y on Tuesday, Wed-= each week. On Toronto, has accept take appointments i Miss McDonald js an &xperienced operator having worked in Torontof Wgwa and Marathon before coming here. Tony will be i Thursdays . FOR APPOI Terrace Bay or GOLF_NEWS The Terrace Bay Golf committee are busy making preparations for an interesting and successful night on April 3 rd. The Moose Hall is reserved that night. This will be the night when golfers and all interested in the game will get together and see some wonderful championship golf movies. They will also get the low down on 1964 golf activities in Terrace Bay. A membership booth will enroll all who wish to enjoy local golf this year. A report will be made by members of the committee and the plans for election of a new committee will be made known, A report will also be made on the proposed golf school. Expressions of opinions will be welc¢oned. Térrace Bay on Mondays and ENTS PHONE 3855 in 62 in Schreiber. CREDIT UNION OFFICERS HONOR MRS. D. CAMPBELL The Annual Officers Night of the Terrace Bay Community Credit Union was held Saturday evening in the Hotel. As Master of Ceremonies. Secretary Al Ziegleman, welcomed the officers and guests before introducing new members of the executive - L. St. Louis, Director and R. Beaulisu zember of the Supervisory Committee. Grace was pronounced by Mr. A. Farrow and, following dinner, the M.C. called upon retiring Manager, Mrs. D. Campbell to accept the gift of a purse and sum of money with their appreciation. Wishing her well in her new home in Toronto, he expressed the desire she should not forget the small Credit Union which she had so competently assisted to triple their assets during the past six years. Mrs. Campbell graciously accepted the Credit Union's gift and good wishes. A Minutets silence was observed in memory of a founder and departed officer, Mr. Harry Goodfellow. Speakers for the evening were the two delegates recently returned from the Ontario Credit Union League Convention in Toronto, President Mr. V. Hopper and Mr. D. Brearley. Mr. Brearley had covered the panels during Louis Kintz has been transferred by the Bank of Montreal from Port Arthur, to replace Bill Forsythe in the Schreiber branch. $PECIAL$ OF THE , WEEK! '62 RAMBLER CLASSIC, Deluxe 4 Door SEDAN, 6 cyl. motor, standard transmission, sleeper front seats - back up lights - a one owner car in yery GOOD CONDITION One Year WARRANTY the Convention. One of the panel speakers had coe ie been the President of a collection agency who CPOE. af Pee IGGO. gave some valuable points on collecting $1900. C delinquent debts. He felt Credit Unions were a big help to industry, cutting down garnishee and easing the minds of employees due to financial troubles. He said all Credit Unions belong to the League, in which they bay shares and can, in turn, borrow from the League for their own use. The League have devised a new method which will speed up leans to share Credit Unions. Describing the opening ceremonies of the Convention, delegate V. Hopper discussed the present day trend to think money instead of people. The philosophy of Credit Unions, he said, was being challenged, and they were losing the old-time dedicated person to those interested only in remuneration. He repeated some of the speech given by the Hon. F. Cass, Attorney General, stating the League had started 21 years ago with 68 Credit Unions, and now had 1487 within the Ontario League and iJ1i n assets. (Continued on Page 12 160 eta JEEP = 4 wheel drive company /owngd and kept in good mechanical battery - good heater - has a factory made alumjhum cab and van with a front seat partitign for winter driving comfort. Ideal for light service. Tourist, outfitter, sportsman, construction work = where roads are normally impassable. ONE YEAR WARRANTY Reg. $1200. S 95 SPECIAL = SALE = CALL OUR SALESMEN ---=- Bob Adamo = 3319 Don Wilkinson = 657 or Alfredo Spadoni = 398 SPADONI S PHONE SCHREIBER 153 or 171