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Page 8 LEGION CHRISTMAS PARTY DECEMBER 18 The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 announced at their regular meeting that there would be a Chip Blitz of the town beginning December |5. The Christmas Party will be held in the Legion Club Room on December |8 from | to 4p.m. The same evening the Ladies Auxiliary will hold their meeting and Christmas Party. Members are asked to bring a small gift for exchange, together with some Christmas "goodies" far ;the lunch. Installation of ;the following new officers will take place on Friday, December 9 at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall. President Mrs. Paul Coupal, Ist. Vice Mrs. W. Mallais, 2nd. Vice Mrs. R.LeClair, Secretary Mrs. S.Ballentine, Treasurer Mrs. S.Boyd, Jr., Warden Mrs. R.Belliveau, Membership Mrs, W. Bajkiewicz, Welfare Mrs. C.Daley, Sick and Visiting Mrs. C.Mercier, Social Mrs. R.LeClair, Publicity Mrs. H.Gusul and Kitchem Mrs. C. Bougie. NEW APPROACH TO GUIDE BADGE TESTS Five Girl Guides of the Terrace Bay Ist. Company held a successful birthday party for eight year old Diane Jones, for which only the cake was made and decorated by Mrs. Jones.' The girls who were being examined for their Hostess Badge, were Brenda Chapman, Georgina Caron, Wendy MacMillan, Susan Whalen, and Maureen Mikus. The Guides prepared all the food for the ten guests and set an attractive table. The Girl Guide Grace "Johnny Appleseed" was written out by Wendy MacMillan and sung by all those present, including Mrs. Paul Gagnon and Mrs. Walter Klug who had been invited to test the girls for this badge. While the party was in full swing, capably handled by the guides, the ladies were able to relax with tea and cake and enjoy the festive occasion "from the sidelines". After the serious business of eating, the Guides organized numerous games, for which there were small prizes. Guide Capt ain, Shirley Caron now hopes that after this first successful attempt at "on the job" testing, more mothers of guides will be willing to allow the Guide leaders and Hostess badge: TERRACE BAY NEWS December 8, 1966 Tax Savings & Retirement Did you know that many people in Canada today are reaping the benefits of substantial Income Tax savings by contributing to a plan that guarantees a monthly retirement income for life! The amount of money you invest in a registered retirement savings plan (up to $2,500 per year) is deductible from your gross taxable income. Just like an extra tax exemption. Sun Life's Registered Retirement Savings Plan is a wise invest- ment: you save tax dollars now, and you are also guaranteed a monthly retirement income for as long as you live. Why not look into this plan today; contact your local Sun Life Representative, he is fully qualified to answer any ques- tions you may have regarding all Life Insurance & Retire- ment plans. L.J. (Les) CZANK local representative Phone - 3854 Terrace Bay SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA candidates to convene birthday parties for the un der 10's. Mrs. Jones will readily vouch for the excellence of the job they did for her, both in preparation, the party itself and in clearing away afterwards . Ernie Kettle spent the weekend in Toronto where he and many Scouts from across Canada gathered with other dignitaries to honour Chief Scout, Bob David- son, of the Toronto Maple Leafs for many years of service, fellowship and goodwill. On behalf of the Scouts, Bob was presented with a beautiful plaque with each scout's name engraved on it.