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November 30, 1961 a CREDIT UNION (Cont'd fre Pge 8) | ith a sufficient registra~ tion a quorum was in order and the meeting commenced with the minutes of the last annual meeting, Mr. Farrow read both the President's address and report from the Board of Direct-| Orse Treasurer's and Manager's reports were given and discusse by Mr. Brearley and the Credit Committee Report by Mr. Vezina. Supervisory Committee report was read by Mr. Fraser and in the absence of Mr. J. Graham, the President reported for the -- Education Committee, The Delinquent Loan Committee Report was submitted by Mr. Vezina. Mr, S. Boyd who had attended as delegate accompanied by Mr, +«--------------- Farrow reported briefly, Report of the Nomination Committee and election of officers was conducted by Mr. Farrow with the following to serve: Board of Directors -- V. Hopper, A. Ziegleman, Mrs. R. Mitchell for a three year term, R. Scowen for two years and V. Thorpe for one year; Credit Committee Mr. D. MacFadyen for three year term; Supervisory Committee Mr, D. Brearley for a three year tern, Recommendations of the Board of Directors } were presented and duly moved that: 1 - (43%) Four and a half percent dividend be declared on shares for 1961, 2 - Members One Dollar League dues be paid by the Credit Union. 3 - A Delegate and alternate be sent to the Ontario Credit Union League Convention in Windsor, in March 1962, 4 - Five Percent of net profit. be allotted. for the Education Fund, Introduced by Mr. He Miles, President of the Lakehead Chapter who also brought greet- ings. from the three Credit Unions.of the Chapter, Mr, H. Dixon expressed pleasure in attending the meeting in Terrace Bay, and extended the greetings of the Lakehead Chapte of the Credit Union, The evening was rounded out by dancing to the music of the Moosenighters in the Terrace Bay Moose Hall. Catering for the Banquet was by the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426, PAT SYVITSKI FETED (Continued from Page 7) behalf of the Council, while charter member and third degree member certificates were presented to him by Grand Knight Mike McGrath and Chaplain, Rev. J.M. Cano' respectively, - .In thanking the members, Pat stated that he had enjoyed his work for the Order, adding from belonging to an organization was directl proportional to the interest and effort you put into it. Following the meeting, a social was held at the hole of Bro, Dill Sernesky, MR. FASAN ADDRESSES LIONS CLUB At the regular meeting of the Schreiber Lions Club held on Monday night, Mr, 0.Fasan, Principal of the Schreiber High School, .. addressed the group on school activities and scholarshipss It was gratifying to note from Mr. Fasan's remarks that the school has an TERRACE BAY NEWS -- a TEA Ez A WITH OLD KING WINTER F SUCH A MER Wee = : Ta ae RG iba. OL Ce Wy Rene Gaudet!s WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION Hwy 17 & Hudson Dr, the League Convention in Toronto TERRACE BAY - PHONE 5-3638 STORK CLUB Day, a daughter, on No that he believed the satisfaction you receivc?} CHILDREN attendance percentage of 98.76 for the year. Page 9 thus far, covering an enrol- iment of 123 students, It was also agreed upon by the Lions~to make the annual. rOficiency Award of $50.00 to the High School Conmience- nent Fund for the @chool year 1960-61, and also to award a scholarship of $100.00 to the top Grade 13 student for the school -year 1961-62, The Lions will be holding a special blitz of the Coumunity this week-end' so watch Wednesday or Thurs- day's mails for the Lions Flyer explaining this, SAYS: SQUARE DANCING. FRIDAY The next session of the Terrace Bay Square Dance Club will. be this Friday night in the High School Auditoriun, from 8,30 - 10.30 P.M : ; "Grab your partner" and get out to enjoy the fun this Friday. The more the merrier] Born to, Mr. & Mrs. Schreiber, a daughter, A.W. Johnson of on November 26th, Born to, Mr, & Mrs. Schreiber, a daughter, A. B. Morgan of on November 23rd. Born to, Mr. & Mrs, J. Todd of Terrace ember 23rd. LAKEHEAD COLLEGE --- ANNUAL GOVERNOR'S MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Board of Gover- nors of the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology was held on November 24th with Chairman E,L.Goodall presiding. He reviewed the achievements of the past year and plans for the future, making particular reference 'to the revision of the College Act to permit the granting of degrees, which will be pre- sented at the current sitting of the Legis- lature, Principal, H,S,Braun reviewed the academic year 1960-61. The number of students in Firs Year Arts and in the Technology (Cont'd .P.10) NORTH SHORE "Hockey League ALLSTAR GAME, North Shore All stars vs ace Bay Superiors ADULTS $1.00 35¢ | SEASON TICKET HOLDERS MAY PICK UP TICKETS TO THIS GAME UP TO 53:00 P.M, BETWEEN 4 & 6 P.M. SATURDAY.