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May 12, 1966 MOOSE LADIES (Continued from page 8) business meeting on May 18th. All members in good standing are eligible to cast ballots for the candi- dates of their choice. CARD OF THANKS = I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent cards and flowers and to all who visited me during my recent stay in the Port Arthur General Hospit al . Mary A.Harris - Schreiber. CARD OF THANKS - Our heartfelt thanks to all those who were so kind and helpful in so many dif- ferent ways during the illness and at the time of the loss of our dear one. Your actio ns will always be remembered. Mrs. Jessie Fairs and family, Schreiber . NOTICE Mr. M.K.Morrison, Division Manager of Investor's Syndicate, is in Terrace Bay now and will be here until Saturday, May 14 th. Investor's Syndicate are the distributors for Inves- tor's Mutual of Canada - Investor's Growth Fund of Canada - Investor's International Fund and Inves- tar's Trust Fund. Anyone interested in contacting Mr .Morrison are asked to call the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel - 3292. AFTERNOON GROUP TO HOLD FINAL MEETING The Ladies Auxiliary afternoon group will hold their final meeting of the season next Monday, May 16th at 1.30 p.m. A pot luck luncheon will be served and members are reminded to bring items for the sewing box. All ladies are welcome. LOCAL ENGINEER (Continued from P.1 ) Company Ltd. Mr .Anderson is also employed by the Kimb erly- Clark Pulp & Paper Co.Ltd. Other members of the chapter executive are: vice chairman, M.F .Fromback of Marathon Paper Mills - Sec. Treasurer, D.S.Cowan of Kimb erly- Clark Pulp & Paper Co. - R.R.Wainwright of Geco Mines Ltd - R.C.E.Bray of Geco Mines Ltd - J.H. Ross of Marathon and A.R.Campbell of Marathon. The North Superior Chapter is one of 42 such chapters, representing the engineering profession throughout Ontario, set up by the 23,000 member APEO as a means of providing effective lines of communications between itself and the membership. BADMINTON CLUB NEWS Thursday, May 12th will be the last night of bad- minton for this season. Let's have a good turnout. KEEP "OUR... FORESTS GREEN THE NEWS Page 11 SEA CADEIS & WRENETTES INSPECTED The annual inspection of Sea Cadets and Wren- ettes of R.C.S.C.C.Superior took place Sunday, May 8th in the Terrace Bay Arena. The inspecting officers were headed by Comman- der D.E.Binmore, R.C.N.R., Commanding Officer of H.M.C.S.Griffon. Accompanying him were Lieutenant-Commander Toombs, R.C.N. Staff Officer, H.M.C.S.Griffon, Lieutenant J.Haigh, Commanding Officer R.S.C.S.S.Admiral Craddock, Fort William, Lieutenant Foston, R.C.N. Assistant Area Officer for Ontario and Lieutenant L.Lund- berg, also of the Admiral Craddock. The visiting officers were accompanied by their wives and families. Music was supplied by members of the R.S.C.C. S. Vindictive, Port Arthur, under the direction of Lt.Tal Morgan. Commander Binmore was piped aboard by Cadet Dennis Levique. Following the inspection and march past presen- tations were made by Commander Binmore, R.C.N. R. The Fred Soughton Jewellers Trophy for the most efficient Wrenette was presented to Pamela Cumming. The R.C.S.C.C.Vindictive - Admiral Craddock Trophy was presented to Robin Hart as best Sea Cadet. lan O'Neil received the Rev.T. G .Husser Trophy for best new entry. Ship's quarters were inspected and the ship's company carried on to classes where they were again inspected. N.B. - The official designation of the Wrenettes is The Princess Royal Corps. The pictures above were taken in the Arena during Sunday's inspection by W.Morrill DRIVE SAFELY