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March 18, 1965 THE NEWS "Page @ to the Queen prior to the dinner. CATHOLIC WOMEN'"S LEAGUE MEETING The regular meeting of the Catholic Women's Lea- gue was held in St.Martin's Church Hall preceded by recitation of the Rosary. Very Rev.Dean E.A. Gallagher led the League prayer and Mrs.M. Nicol chaired the meeting. Minutes and correspondence were read by Mrs.A.Regis and the Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. L.Legault. Standing committees gave their reports. Mrs.J.Kennedy reported on the St.Patrick's Tag Day. Plans are being finalized for the Martha Logan Cooking School on April 28, sponsored jointly by the C.W.L. and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Commun- ity Church. A Phantom Bake Sale will be held shortly among the members. The ladies were reminded to have their nominating forms ready this week and they will be collected. Mrs. Kennedy introduced guest speaker, Mrs.R. Mitchell, who spoke on "Financing education through the Credit Union". Information on a Scholarship for Grade 13 can be obtained by contacting Mrs.Mitchell Mrs. Nicol thanked the guest on behalf of all members The meeting adjourned and lunch was served by Mrs. J.Falzetta and her committee. JUST IN - A NEW SHIPMENT 2 of Ivy - Philodendron - violets and exotic plants ORDER NOW FOR EASTER-- LILIES - HYDRANGEA and all sorts of cut flowers MARY'S Flower Shop PHONE 442, SCHREIBER CITIZENSHIP PRESENTATION CEREMONY APRIL 3 Representatives of the Dept .of Citizenship & Immi- gration will be in Terrace Bay on Saturday, April 3 when a Presentation Ceremony will be held at approx imately 3 P.M. For the convenience of anyone wishing to submit applications for citizenship, members of the depart- ment will be on hand between the hours of Il A.M. and 2 P.M. to accept same, in the Recreation Centre building. DELEGATES REPORT AT CREDIT UNION MEETING Officers Night for the Terrace Bay Community Credit Union, held Saturday evening in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel was highlighted by a display of two awards earned on the merits of their annual re- port for 1964. Presentation of the Provincial award had been made to Delegate Don Brearley and Alter- nate Ruth Mitchell when attending the Ontario Cre- dit Union Convention in Toronto the previous week. This certificate gave honorable mention, one of only three awarded. The local Credit Union pre- viously received a first place for this report from the Lakehead District Chapter. Mrs.Mitchell gave an interesting summary of the Convention and a side visit with Mrs .Dorothy Camp- bell, former Treasurer-Manager of the local C.U. She was very impressed with the opening ceremony, particularly the flag ceremony with the Boy Scouts carrying not only the Canadian and American flags, but one of every country in which there is a Credit Union. Marking their 25th Anniversary in Ontario, the Credit Union has expanded from less than 100 persons in 194] to over 600,000 members today and many points of their expansion were mentioned. As delegate, Don Brearley elaborated on the tre- mendous program completed. Having felt the need of a new look at their standards, Mr. Brearley noted the same attitude in the excellent opening speech of President, Mr.Donald Bell. Mr.Brearley dealt with many of the 25 resolutions , particularly those pertinent to the local Credit Union Report of the Board of Directors was given and re- sults of elections for League directors for 1965. President Reg Payette thanked Mrs.Mitchell and Mr. Brearley for their interesting reports, feeling they had been able representatives. Mr.A.Farrow pronounced Grace and Mr.Payette proposed a Toast CLOTHING PACKED FR SALVATION ARMY Mrs. Kay Graham, President, welcomed the ladies to the Afternoon Branch of the Ladies Auxiliary as they met Monday in the Community Church. Mrs. Isobel Ferrier accompanied the opening hymn and the President took the Worship period. Minutes and financial statement were read by Mrs.Lil Harris. A busy afternoon was spent as members sorted and packed 26 cartons of good used clothing for shipment to the Salvation Army in Fort William. Mrs.Helen Brooks will show movies and speak on her recent stay in California at the April meeting. Mesdames Isobel Ferrier, Alice Farrow, Lois McCausland and Lois McMicking are members of the Altar Committee and may be contacted by anyone wishing to place flowers on the Altar. Mrs.M.Uzicanin and Mrs. Ursula Wills served lunch at the close of the meeting. OLSON RINK WINS KIMBERLY-CLARK TROPHY Clark Trophy was held in the Curling Club with 12 rinks participating in some very good curling. Winner of the Trophy was a rink skipped by Thor Olsen with Dene Clancy, Jim Beddard and Elaine Zwir. The Hector MacLeod rink of Stella and Harry Guswl and Liz Burns was runner-up. Consolation Event winner was Benny Hayes with Mary Hale, Joe and Lois Shubaly and their runner-up was Jim MacDonald with Ollie and Jack Chapman a and Phyl Kelty. A social evening was held Saturday evening in the Club Lounge with music provided by Fred McColeman. Sylvia Duquette: and Norma Crockford were chairman and co-chairman of the event.