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Decemb er 5, 17: THE NEWS Page 11 Terrace Bay Community Credit Union Limited WE LIKE OUR CREDIT UNION BECAUSE WE OWN IT 11 cect eee Growwith your Credit Union. Secure your future with an Endowment Savings Plan ! Contemplate your Christmas needs and, if your budget needs a boost, visit your TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO Credit Union Office. Your Credit Union lends you money for any good purpose. ee It charges less interest (no extra charges) than most other lenders--never more than one percent per month on the unpaid balance. YOU CAN BORROW MONEY WITHOUT EMBARRASSMENT AND WITHOUT WORRIES. In the Credit Union you deal with yourself and your friends. NON-MEMBERS ARE INVITED TO INVESTIGATE THE "CREDIT UNION WAY" Business Office - Simcoe Plaza - Telephone 3833 Office Hours - € Office Hours Mon .& Thurs.7-9 p.m. Not for Charity--Not for Profit--But for Service Friday Morning 9-Ila.m Mesdames V. Hopper, F. Sweet and H. Coe volun- teered to form a Nominating Committee. Mrs. Lamdberg closed with the Benediction. fhe program opened with the reading of a Christmas story by Convenor Mrs. Harris who then introduced the guests of the evening, the Men's Chorus. Several favourite misical selec tions were sung by the Chorus and enjoyed by the members before all joined in singing Christmas carols, accompanied by Mrs. S. Hodgkiss at the piano. Members of the Chorus were thanked by Mrs. Harris and invited to remain for lunch. Mrs. J. Ferrier concluded with a most appropriate story and Mrs. J. Chapman was assisted by her committee in ser- ving a delicious lunch on tables arranged with a Christmas motif. L.A. TO COMMUNITY CHURCH (Cont'd from Page 8) She mentioned anyone still requiring calendars Hasti-notes, doll clothes, aprons or knitted items remaining from the Bazaar to contact her, Mrs. R. Middaugh and Bill Kurylo requested to borrow housecoats and striped pyjamas for the Children's Christmas Concert December 13th They would also like to have donated any old drapery material for shepherds or wise men costumes to be made up by the Sunday School teachers and kept for future use. The President announced election of officers would take place at the meeting in January:'and | the outg zy executive would serve lunch. 49 HOLIDAY (fas SPECIAL " ye Regular ¢ 88 5, '57 CHEVROLET BELLAIRE - 2 Dr. Hard To V8 Motor = turbo glide - automatic transmission custom radio = new seat covers - almost new tires fully winterized - colour = black and white with red interior trim. Good terms available - Trade-in. « Spadoni Bros. Schreiber, Ontario Phone 171 or 153 EXHIBITION HOCKEY RED ROCK ROYALS VS TERRACE BAY SUPERIORS The Terrace hey Horticultural Society will hold their annual meeting in the small meeting room of the Recreation Centre, Thursday, Dec. 5th at 8:00 P.M. Members are invited to come out and hear the report of the Nominating Coumittee and elect a new slate of officers for 1964. Coffee anil doughnuts will be served. The annual Christems party for the Catholic Women's League will be held in St. Martin's Parish Hall on Sunday, December 8th. Mrs. R, Belliveau and her committee will serve a turkey dinner at 7:00 P.M. Following the dinner St. Martin's Junior Choir will enter- tain the members and there will be a short business meeting, concluding with a sécial. Any ladies who haven't contacted Mrs. Belliveau may still do so. : SOCIAL NEWS Mesdames R. Larson, R. Gerlach and A. Berndtsson visited their parents, Mr. atid Mrs. M. Montey in Dryden before treyell jag, to,8: pux a ® EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? aie THIS IS JUNE SVEN 1} THE DOS-TRAINING CLASS. 8.00P.M. -- FRIDAY, December éth paeen AU Sinem renee LO 7 MY LITTLE GIRL ATE CATS DINNER=CAN You TELL COMMANDS! 'course ME WHAT WAS Non-Members - $1.00 Members - .65¢ Students - .25¢ Séason Ticket Holders must claim their reserved seats by game time. NO ADVANCE TICKET SALES... - TICKET OFFICE OPENS AT 7.30 P.M. en aman ne cetacean ee arn a ag