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20 GAMES $5.- EACH 2+ SAEK PES HIDDEN NUMBER. . .$35.00 TOWN GUIDE BANQUET New Brunswick Grace was sung by the local Girl Guides before they sat down to enjoy the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet in the Motor Hotel Sat- urday evening. Mistress of Ceremonies was Guide Velma LeBlanc who performed the introductions. Toast to the Queen was proposed by Linda Fontaine, the Toast to Lady Baden-Powell by Susan Graham. Sharon St. Louis proposed the Toast to the Mothers and her Mother, Mrs. L. St. Louis responded... District Commissioner Mrs. Shirley Mikus introduced the special guests - Mr. R. Wills, Scout Commissioner of Pic River District, Rev. T.G. Husser, Guiders and members of the Girl Guide Association, and their guest speaker, Mrs. F.O. Soughton. Mrs. Soughton gave a wonderful talk to the girls on "What is in a Name". Starting with the selection of names by par- ents, she emphasized the meaning and importance of their name, continuing to that of their town and their country. In thanking her, Mrs. Mikus felt her talk was a real contribution to Guiding. The program closed with a bit of levity as Guides of the we Soe eee a a Barber Shop Quar- tes NEW chret MAIN STREET Aluminum Boats KkRER Evinrude Motors kk Tee-Nee Trailers keRR THE NEWS APRIL 24 TH. AT 800 PM. Sponsored by ARTIFICIAL ICE COMMITTEE ber Sport & PHONE 657 April 23, 1964 MALE -SGHREIBE Mothers. Dismissal by Mrs. Mikus followed the singing of Taps. LAYETTES PACKED BY LADIES AUXILIARY Mrs. J. Graham presided Monday when the after- noon branch of the Ladies Auxiliary held their April meeting in the Community Church. The opening hymn was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. H. Roberts and Mrs. R. Harris led in worship. The minutes and financial report were given and the President announced that the congregational Pot Luck Supper would be held this Sunday evening at 5.30 . Mrs. McCausland reported the mapl e syrup ordered would be delivered shortly. Two layettes were packed for shipment to the Sal- vation Army. Playing cards, toys and comics will be gathered by members for use at the local Hospital as required. Canada Packer labels were counted and members were urged to turn in any more to Mrs. Harris within the coming week. Labels will continue to be saved for further items. Lunch was served by Mes~ dames A.Sinkins and A.Farrow. The next Beare will be held on the second Monda M é Gift Shop NOW ae MEN'S AND LADIES' GOLF SETS Right and Left Hand --. with our fine quality sports equipment. Make this your one-stop sperés headquarters -- we carry a complete line of sporting goods in @ @8%e price range. LIVE BAIT MINNOWS WORMS SMELT NETS Hand=-made Rapala Baits REE Finnish Hunting and Filletting Knives kRKK BASEBALL EQUIPMENT also Softball Equipment