7 CURLERS GHT ACTIVE Continued from page 1 5. Entertainment Committee Hd Pineault A. McColl D. McDonald Membership Notice Due to the large number of people who wish to curl this season, it will be neces- sary to limit the membership of the Club, Before this is done, we would like all the men who are interested to complete an appli- cation form, Priority will be besed on, first, those who have curled the previous years, secondly, the early receipt of the application. Applic-tion forms may be obtained from any of the Executive Committee, or at the Hudson's Bay Store, A copy is also attnched to this copy of the "News", Application forms must be completed and handed in to any member of the Executive Committee or at the Hudson's Bay Store before November 22nd, 0-0-0 CUBS & SCOUTS The regular Cub meeting scheduled for Friday, October 9th, has been enancelled,. However, commencing Tuesday, November 13th, and every Tuesday therenfter, the Cubs will meet in the Recrention Hall. letters cover- ing this changeover have been sent to all parents of Cubs. The Cub pack is presently filled to capacity but the Group Committee would appreciate still receiving advance applications. from those wishing to join, in order to care for future planning, All Cubs plecse note that they are requested to plense bring soft-soled shoes for the next meeting on Tuesday the 13th, in the Recreation Hall, In order to clear up any misunderst-nd- ing with reference to the Christmes Cards currently being sold by the Cubs in the Townsite, the proceeds from these cards are used to promote Scout and Cub work and to help defray Summer Camp expenses. Plense patronize the Cubs as they make their rounds, For the benefit of employees resid- ing in the North Camp and Schreiher, a Christmes Card sale will be held in the Mill Locker Room on Saturdny, December 8th, Any- one wishing to see semples of Cards, Seals, Wrapping, etc., is asked to contact Don Brearley, Fete Combola, R. Wills or Malcolm Craig. Re-organization of the Scouts has been carried out and the Group Committee is pleased to announce that reguler mectings will commence in the very near future, Mr. Page 4 Bob Shirriff has been appointed as Scout Master and to start the ball rolling he has called 2 special get-together of the Patrol Leaders only, for Friday, November 16th, in the Recreation Hall at 7:00 p.m. sharp. etters will be sent to all parents of the Scouts concerning the above. Watch the "News" for announcement of resumption of regular Scout meetings. 0-0-0 CREDIT UNION NEWS A special meeting of the Board of Dir- ectors, Supervisory Committee, and the Credit Committee was held on Saturday night, October 27th at the home of Bill Baillie, This meeting was called with very short notice as Herb Dixon, Lakehead Chapter representative to the Credit Union League of Ontario, along with Bob Ingram, League Field man, came down to audit our books and were very pleased with Terrace Bay Community Credit Union, They informed us that we have a good, healthy Credit Union, There are 18 Credit Unions in the Thunder Bay district which includes Terrace Bay, all of which have been organized since 1944. Since inception they have loaned $1,430,682 to Credit Union Members, Of this amount loaned out, only $235.00 has been written off as bad debts, These figures speak for themselves and also for the honesty and integrity of Credit Union Memb- ers. Not for for Service, Charity, not for Profit, but 0-0-0 "STAG" a ST. MARTIN'S 'nother of the ever popular "Stag Parties" has been scheduled for Tuesday evening, November 27th, in the local Rec- reation Hall, Patrons of previous "Stags" will need no introduction to these enjoyeble evenings and for those of you who haven't as yet teken one in, you are assured of a gala nits. The Committee, under the leadership of Joe Cavenaugh, is busy lining up the biggest "Stag" yet and details will be published in subsequent issues of the "News", In the meantime, keep this date open - Tuesday, November 27th - you won't be dis- appointed $$ o-0-0 Judge: (in traffic court) "I%11 let you off with a fine this time, but another day I'll send you to jail." . Driver: "Sort of a weather forecast, eh?" Judge; "What do you mean?" Driver: "Fine today, Cooler tomorrow,"