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February 25, 1965 GUIDE ASSOCIATION (Continued from page 4) to be held in March was discussed with Brown Owls requesting that the Local Association take charge of all arrangements. Members agreed the Brown Owls should be relieved of this task. Mrs.Mikus asked for help in finding a Guider for a Ranger Company. As the meeting adjourned the hostess closed with a luncheon. Mrs.G.Sitch will host the next meet- ing on March 22. A surprise Baby Shower was held Friday evening in honor of Mrs.Wilma Chadney by a group of her friends at her home. Many lovely gifts were receiv- ed and a delightful luncheon was served by Mesdames Roselyn Kenney, Shirley Hersey, Virginia Galvin and Wilma's Mother, Mrs.A. Townsend. The Brook family, Helen and Jack with Susan, Gary and Louise, were welcomed home to the frozen north following a six-month sojourn at the Shasta Division of Kimberly-Clark in Anderson, California. Lorne Vezina and George Daniels departed re- cently to work at the west coast. Before they left the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, joined with their Ladies Auxiliary to hold a farewell evening for these two who have worked diligently in estab- lishing this Branch, Lorne as Secretary and George was the Past President. President Howard Solly pre- sented a purse to George and his wife Polly," also active in the Ladies Auxiliary, and to Lorne, with their very good wishes. A buffet supper was served by the Ladies Auxiliary after an evening of dancing and music. George Daniels and Lorne Heeino were also joint+ ly entertained at a Stag by the Pipefitters and Mill- wrights among whom they worked. A book of car- toons by Lorne O'Neil , each depicting the hymour- ous fiighlights of their lives here was presented to each, together with a purse. The Men's Curling Club also held a Stag for Lorne Vezina during which they wished him well and pre sented him with a gift of luggage and purse. THE NEWS PECIAL hei Spadoni Bros. Ltd Page 5 iD WEEK! 59 Chev. 1/2 TON $479. a real buy! ! See or call Leo Rajotte in Schreiber or Terrace Bay, home phone 825-3898 WE NEED ROOM WE HAVE SIXTY FIRST-CLASS USED CARS ON OUR LOT. NEW CARS ARE ARRIVING DAILY. SO ... DROP IN AND CHECK OVER OUR USED CARS - MODELS FROM 1964 DOWN TO 1951 - TELL US WHICH ONE YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AND MAKE US A REASONABLE OFFER. YOU'LL HAVE A D € Awl SCHREIBER, ONTARIO - PHONES 5! - 171. - ART CLUB NEWS The Terrace Bay Art Club will hold their regular session on Thussday, February 25th at 8 P.M. in the Art Centre. This session will deal with figure drawing and sketching--curling figures as.models. See next week's News regarding the Ontario Art Institute travelling exhibit. The Schreiber Scout Group Committee, at their meeting, planned a bake sale for February 27th in the Alcorn Block from 3 to 5 P.M. All mothers of Scouts and Cubs are urged to contribute. LIMITED * NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA PRODUCED BY T. G. BRIGHT & CO., AVY aes aad SCHREIBER TOWN' HALL asement FRIDAY - FEBRUARY 26TH - - - - - - th ee ADM. $1.00 -- EXTRA CARDS 25¢ Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Cana- dian Legion - - Branch 109.