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- January 27 COMPANY DINNER (Continued from page !) scenery. Mr .Rowlandson and his family are no strangers to Terrace Bay where they resided for several years before moving to the United States. Mrs.Rowland- son accompanied her husband on this trip. In Terrace Bay at the time and guests at the din- ner were Mr.and Mrs. A.McColl of Toronto who are also former residents of Terrace Bay. What they ought to do is cross elec- tric blankets with toasters and pop people out of bed in the morning. SUPERIOR Hours °very day 8 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. COIN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING Rear of Shopping Plaza - Terrace Bay - Phone 9787 By using as many washers as required at the same time, a family's whole weekly washing can be completed in less than two hours. One dryer holds up to three washer loads. Save your time and hot water for other needs. Steam drying cuts down on ironing time too. Frost-free fingers DRY CLEANING - No matter what kind of fabric or color--our experienced attendant will help you sort and prepare the gar- ments for best results. An eight pound lood for iust $2.00. HALF HOUR SERVICE HOURS - 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. MAYTAG WASHERS - 25¢ PER LOAD LOADSTAR STEAM DRYERS - 10¢ PER 10 MIN. ANNUAL REPORTS PRESENTED AT MEETING The annual meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Guides and Brownies was held Monday evening on January 24th in the Community Church Hall. Mrs. J.Lang chaired the meeting and minutes and cor- respondence were read by Mrs. K.Turner. Mrs. A. Farrow gave the Treasurer's report. Various convenors presenting their annual reports included Mrs. J.Mikus, past district commissioner, Mrs.Lang, Mrs.Turner, Mrs.Farrow, Mrs.C .Simmer (who reported that 104 badges were passed in 1965), Mrs. A.Ziegleman, Mrs. Althea Fraser, Mrs.R. Cotton, Mrs.E.Kettle, Mrs. H.Heibert, Mrs. J. Brooks and Brownie Ist Pack Mrs. R.Fournier, 2nd Pack Miss E.Long, 3rd Pack Mrs. V.Thompson, Ist Guide Company Mrs. J.Falzetta and 2nd Guide Company Mrs.C .Brant. Chairman Mrs.Lang stressed that Guide:Leaders will'be needed for Septemb er 1966. Ladies Auxil- iary dues of $1.00 can be paid to Mrs .Farrow. Dates of the Brownie and Guide Mother and Daughter Banquets are to be announced later. The C.W.L. and Ladies Auxiliary to the Community Church will alternate in catering for these affairs. There will be a Church Parade on February 20th. Mrs. A.Mikus, L.A.Representative to the Centen- nial Committee, gave a report and elaborated on the proposed projects and why they were rejected by the Provincial Centennial Act. She also speci- fied that the Guider Club should continue as this gives leaders the opportunity (Continued page 9) THE NEWS Pg ART COURSE (Continued from page 4) information contact Buck Matiowsky at phone 3542 o Sadie Gaulin at 3578. ACROSS 1-Locate 9-Jargon 5-On the ocean = one 9-The urial 12-Above 18. Spanish for 13-Fleet of ships 8-Affirmative vote -Forest -Reluctant 2-Plot -Rant -Chickens -Kind of ee in nce 17- a direction toward which fastener wind blows -Pierced 19-Clothes- -Ache aker -Poker stake -Exploded -Employed - Render 43-Sleeveless beloved cloak -Affix 44-Sicili -Rent 4-Sicilian 42- Oriental volcano 45-Prefix: not -Prohibition So S30) Kx oY S50] Boy 600 v{3]sTv| SOLUTION 47-Snake 49-Before 50-Lair 53-Hebrew letter -Hawaiian bird 25-Pig -Hurried -Suspended 33-Preposition - Theater pe <) attendants | BSS -IMuminated | Sa 9-Snake an -Compass eens xf eT Reo ee point -Path 42-Skin ailment 44-Whirlpools 46-Edict 48-Evaluated 51-Simian '62-Break suddenly 54-Withered 55-Bewitch 56-Peel 57-Paradise SIR DOWN 1-Light mist 2-Yellow bugle 3-Snaring 4-Fantasy 5-Indefinite article 6-Tavern 7-Without end WINTER SNOW FESTIVAL NEXT WEEK Terrace Bay Teen Town are sponsoring a Snow Festival, the first to be held here, on February 4 - 5 and 6th at the Terrace Bay Arena and Ath- letic Field. A full weekend of activities is planned with a Muk=-luk Mardis Gras Dance on Friday, an Art Club display, speed skating races, figure skat- ing display, novelty events, father and son hockey game and women's broomball game. On Saturday a full day of events is also planned with a Snow Festival Float Parade, Jr.Curling Bonspiel, bowling tournament, tea and bridge for the women. In the evening an oldtimers' hockey game will be featured, judging of the beard contest, coronation of Miss Snow Queen, a performance of the Terrace Bay Mens' Chorus also a Teen Dance. On Sunday a weigh-in will be conducted to pick the largest fish in all categories and Ice Sculp- ture will be judged. Among the many outdoor events will be a Mayor and Reeves challenge race on snowshoes and ski-doo racing. There will be a log-throwing and splitting contest, flour packing contest, Tug-O-War and canoe packing. A warm welcome awaits everyone - there's fun for the whole family. See you there! Inscription on the tombstone of a notorious hypochondriac: "SEE!"