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licencing dic as SN a a I June 4th, 1959, NOMINATIONS - Cont'd from Pg.2 to stand for nomination to the Town Council on June 10th, KIMBERLY-CLARK EMPLOYEES CHARITY FUND BEING ORGANIZED f Bee bs eee On June lst representatives from each of the Unions and from Management at Terrace Bay Mill met to organize an Employees Charity Fund. The following officers were elected: Chairman - W. Baillie; Vice-Chairman - R, Harris; Secretary-Treas. - J.K. MacDonald; Executive members - P, Romaniuk, J. Duncan, J. Dejonghe, H. Goodfellow, J. Marcella, & C. Buck. The idea behind the formation of this Fund is to eliminate some of the special drives in the mill and to provide a means whereby each employee, if he or she so desires, may contribute to charity. More details will be published later. In the meantime, your comments and suggestions are invited.. C.G.I.T. MOTHER & DAUGHTER BANQUET HELD The Schreiber & Terrace Bay groups of the C.G.I.T. combined to hold their Annual: Mother & Daughter Banquet on Monday, May 25th, in Terrace Bay's Community Church. With Terrace Bay as the hostess group this year, their President, Maryellen Reynolds, made the official welcome and introduced the guests seated at the head table. Streamers of blue and white, the C.G.I.T. colours, and pinned with carnations adorned the tables and the head table held two low bowls of peach coloured gladioli. The place- cards, which had been made by the Schreiber group, were individually decorated with Highway Signs, and a large mural on the wall, made by the Terrace Bay group, also depicted the various Highway Signs. A very delicious turkey dinner was served by the members of thd Terrace Bay Ladies Auxiliary, Donna Slater, President of the Schreiber C.G.1I.T., led the girls and their Mothers in a singsong and was accompanied by Myrna Crandlemire of Terrace Bay, Linda MacFadyen proposed the toast to the Queen and Dorothy Slater of Schreiber gave the toast to the Mothers to which Mrs. Norine Coe of Terrace Bay responded, Dorothy Slater of Schreiber was the lone girl to graduate this year and she received (Cont'd next column) TERRACE BAY NEWS NOW AS THE FOR A COMPLETE CHECK-UP ON YOUR CAR Ae ene enmemene meee ae aeeneeenenanemeen et Stata teenies na Page 7. = | C.G.I.T. BANQUET - Cont'd. her certificate and pin from her leader, Mrs.: Glen Gawley. Guest speaker following the banquet was Miss Marion Pogue of Port Arthur well-known to most girls as a director of the C.G.I.T. Camp at Loon Lake and from Camp Council at Lake Brereton. Miss Pogue gave a very imp- |; ressive talk on Highway Signs as related to a girl's life from early teens till the close: of life when she hoped to reach the Kingdom of Heaven, and tying in with the motifs about the hall. Mrs. John Wade, leader of the Terrace Bay girls introduced Miss Pogue and another Terrace Bay leader, Miss Alvira Wood, thanked her for her very excellent topic presented. The evening came to a close with the singing of Taps. ee ere ere eee orem N.A. McCUAIG PRESIDENT - Cont!d from Pg.1 Baxter, Marathon; Honorary Treas.-Walter Sheehan; Case Finding-Mrs. Maybelle Furlong-: er; Social Service - Mrs, Eileen Lidkea; Publicity - Mrs. Inez McCuaig. A vote of appreciation was given to the local medical advisers, Dr.J. M. Cornell & Dr. D.J.M. McCausland of Terrace Bay. The meeting was followed by a dinner in the Mayfair Hotel and later Mr. & Mrs. N.A. McCuaig entertained in their home, T= ae cena Nees 2B a PM ee EE A er ree Ha HELD "Softly, tenderly Jesus is Calling" was the opening hymn at the Auxiliary meeting Monday evening in the Terrace Bay Community Church accompanied at the piano | by Miss L. Lavender. Mrs. J. Knight led in | Worship. The President,Mrs.R.Paget, welcomed the | members and friends present to the last | meeting prior to the summer recess. Minutes | & correspondence were read by Sect!'y. Mrs. V. Galvin & reports from Convenors followed.' Mrs. Em Lohr, convenor of the Rummage | Sale on Saturday, June 13th in Adamo's Garage reminded the members of the house | | | } ' COMMUNITY CHURCH LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING | collection for the Sale on Friday the 12th, ; Mrs, Paget thanked all those who had assis- ted her with the C.G.1I.T. Banquet & the meeting closed with the Benediction. The Ladies Choir treated the Auxiliary (Cont'd on Page 9) TIME | With the addition of our new mechanic, PAUL VANDER and myself, we are now in a position to give first class guaranteed service to all makes of cars. FOR ALL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS CALL. SCOTTY ROBB (Signed) ) Shop F Robb, QO TERRACE BAY ENTERPRISES LTD. PHONE ~ General Motors Sales & Service reman. 3319