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A CULPA CLUB DANCE NOVEMBER 26TH It's just a little more than a week away The Golfers Club Dance --- and it should be-an exciting evening! Some lucky person-is going to win a 5-Day trip by Air to New York for Two Good Anytime, Included is hotel room, tickets for broade casts and a Broadway Show, Sightseeing Tours also Dinner and Dancing at-a famous night~ club, What a door prizell!} EVERYONE of course is invited. The dance is not restricted to Golfers Club Members, Tickets may be procured from any member of the club executive, at the {ill First Aid Room, Hotel Desk or at any of the stores in the Town, So come along everybody -- have fun --- you may win the big prize - and remember, all proceeds go to the financing of plans for a local golf course, The support of everyone is needed, 0-0-0. QUARTER CENTURY BANQUET HELD In last week's News it was reported that Mr, and Mrs, D. ©, Porter, Mr. and Mrs. E, Rowson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberts and Mr, and Mrs, J. Knight were in attend- ance at the Spruce Falls Power and Paper Company's Quarter Century Banquet, on November 5th, The program for this occasion included a banquet on November 5th at which Mr, Guy finard, Vice President of the Spruce Falls Company was the chairman, At the banquet the employees of the Company were presented with a Quarter Century Pin and.their wives ere presented with a sterling silver compact. This banquet was the fifth consecutive one, held to honour quarter century members by the Spruce Falls Power and Paper Company. On the Sunday, November 7th, a party for all the quarter century "clubbers" and their wives was held. Entertainment was provided as well as a film made by Spruce Falls showing previous quarter century banquets.: Mr. Bob Lyons, Vice President of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation in charge of Woodlands was the guest speaker. Mr. D, C,. Porter introduced the Long- Lac employees who were new Quarter Century: employees and they were presented with a beautiful Elgin self-winding wrist watch by Mr, Lyons. 'The watches were engraved with the man's name, the name of the Company, the date of the presentation and the suitable inscription "for twenty five years of faithful service", o~O-0 Page 8 NOTICE Anyone wanting their wood.piled, or thrown in, walks and driveways. shovelled, or babysitting, call Douglas Craig, House #6 Pine Crescent. 0-0-0 LOST One pair of black ci th gloves with - satin frill on the cuff, either at the Arena or Catholic Bazaar on Saturday, Nov, 13. Please contact Mrs, Fred Gould or phone 514, ae 0-0-0 SHOK REPAIR SHOP HOURS The Shoe Repair Shop hours will: be from 10:00 a.m, to 12:00 noon, starting November 18th to November 26th, o-O0~o FOR SALE Bathinette, Play pen with pad, rocking chair and commode chair. All in excellent condition. Dial 450, 82 Hudson Drive, o-O-o PERSONNEL CONFERENCE HELD IN TERRACE BAY On November 11th and 12th the Personnel men from the following companies met in Terrace Bay for a two day conference as guests of the LongLac Pulp and Paper Comp: -: , In attendance were Wm. Forrester, Manager of Industrial Relations, Marathon Paper Company; H. L. Wallis, Personnel Manager, St. Lawrence Corporation, Red Rock; W. D, Elvish, Personnel Supervisor, K.V.P. Company Limited, Espanola; Howard Reid of K.V.P., Espanola; R. HE, Blais, Personnel Supervisor, Marathon and 'H. C, Laundy, E. J. Brady, F. 0. Soughton,and J. Beddard of the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company, Personnel Department staff. On Friday the personnel men were entertained at a luncheon at the Hotel Terrace with Mr. D. C, Porter as host as well as the Department Superintendents of the LongLac Pulp and Paper Company. 0-0-0 LOST A grey sheaffer pen between Post Offic: and Terrace Bay Enterprise Garage, Findér please phone 223, _ 9-0-0