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M-O-V-I-E N-E-W-S June 13 - Ag " P44 Friday & Steir oe Sige QUIET MAN" > Women of the Moose (cont'd) " Stachiw,; Evelyn Partington, Kay Furyk, Anne Didura, Bernice Williams, Myra Smilsky, Angela Satestori, Leona Mercure, Barbara Smart, Betty ™ Sweet, Rose Mailette, Leona Leisandet, Molly : John Wayne & Maureen Ot HaraCross , L. Haviland, Viola Fedorak, Nacey -(cokor) Monday & Sasiateus - COURAGE BLACK BEAUTY* John Crawford & Mimi Gibson (color) Wednesday & Thurs. - "ACTION OF TIGER" Van Johnson & Martine Carol Cinemascope (color) WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ELECT OFFICERS FOR ma 'The slate of ottisers for 1958-59 Women of the Moose Chapter 1426 were elected when the Co-workers held their regular Chapter night, Wednesday evening in the Moose Hall. There was an excellent turnout of members. Officers for the in-coming term are: Senior Regent - Muriel Mantey; Jr: Regent - Betty O'Neil; Graduate Regent - Natalie -.- Coates; Treasurer - Molly Gross; Chaplin - Evelyn Partington; Recorder --- Elizabeth Burr. Two new members were initiated into: the Chapter following the opening of the meeting. They were Virginia Galvin, sponsored by Elsie Berndtsson, and Pearl Noonan, sponsored by Betty O'Neil. Following the ritual of the meeting: several reports and discussions were held, among them being co-worker, Elsie Berndtsson convenor of. the curling banquet who thanked her .assistants,.for their:capable help which made the project an outstanding success. She gave a favorable report on the event, The installation ceremony will take place on Saturday, June 28th, and will be followed by a social evening for members and escorts. The co-workers of the Chapter admired the hall with its cool green colour scheme, 'beige and brown drapes, well planned floor spage and well equiped kitchen, It was reported that the formal opening exercises would be held in the near future. Following adjournment the membership committee served a salad luncheon to Senior Regent N. Coates, Jr. Regent Muriel Mantey, ' Graduate Regent, Barbara Haughn, Treasurer Elsie Berndsson, Chaplain, Margaret Duriez, recorder, Elizabeth Burns and the Committee Chairman and Co-workers Anne Todesco, Anne (cont'd next col.) Marquis, Pearl Nona and Direisn Galvin, The next meeting will be held at the Moose Hall, June 18th at 8 p.m. CREDIT UNION Now he is like a tightly wrapped bud, But, petal by petal, you will help the future unfold in your child. Sobering idea, isn't it?:.- Makes a thoughtful parent resolve to begin saving NOW for the richer future a good education can provide. And what better way to save than with your CREDIT UNION? -Where nothing can harm that Education fund. - Where saved dollars earn 4% interest per annum. . Why don't you start your saving program to-day? Make life more secure for someone you love. CORRECTION = MUNICIPAL NOTES In last week's issue under Improvement District Budget news it was stated that the Separate School went into 1957 with a surplus of $5000. This should have read $2,875. For 1958: the stated surplus. of $500 should have - been $416,: THANK YOU I would like to express my thanks and appreciation to the members of the Provincial Police Force for the efficient way in which they directed traffic during the Corpus Christi procession, as well as to the men who turned out and gave so willingly of their time on Saturday and Sunday, and a general thank-you ' to allwho helped to make the procession a success. cm --- Willard Vezina. HOME BINGO - Winners of the Home Bingo sponsored by the Loyal. Order of Moose were, George Dashkewytch, Terrace Bay and Lorraine Bailey, Schreiber.