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Page 4 HEARD THE NAME,-- BUT OH'LADIES, HER HAIR WILL NEVER When fishing or riding in a boat one lesson is true and wise. . Don't leave the boat-it stays afloat, COMMON SENSE SAVES LIVES! SWIMMING LESSONS Tadpoles "A" Group = Terrace Bay Mon .8& Wed. 1 A.M. "B" Group - Mon.& Wed. - 11.30 A.M. "C" Group - Tues.& Thurs. - 11.00 A.M. "D" Group - Tues.& Thurs. - 11.30 A.M. Minnows ~ Mon.Wed.& Fri. - 11.00 A.M. Adv .Beginners - Mon.to Fri. - 10.00 A.M. Junior - Group "A" = 10.00 A.M. Group "B" = 10.30 A.M. Intermediate - Mon.toffri. - 9.00 A.M. Senior - Mon.to Friday - 9.00 A.M. Bronze Medallion - Mon.to Friday - 6.00 P.M. Award of Merit - Mon.to Friday - 6.00 P.M. Jr .Artificial Respiration - Mon.to Fri. - Noon to 12.30 P.M. Intermediate Artificial Resp. - 12.30 to 1 P.M. Sr .Artificial Resp. - Mon.to Friday - 8.00 P.M. Adult Classes - 6.00 P.M. = Beginner 6.30 P.M. - Swimmers Distinction Award - Mon.to Friday - 8.30 P.M. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING President N.Cornthwaite presided at the June Coungil meeting of Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce Members present included L.Waghorn, W.Kujbida, Mrs.1.Marsh, L.Crandlemire, T.Costa and D.Large. Following adoption of last meeting's minutes the President gave the latest details on the proposed sign. Mrs.Marsh reported for the Centennial Committee who had checked and listed in order of merit, the nine proposals received. These had been turned over to Township Council but to date no word has been re- ceived on their choice. Sec.Treasurer D.Large reported on communications from the CBC and that no word had been forthcoming on brushing at Jackfish. The Boy Scout Committee had rejected a proposal that the scouts assume attending to the Gorge Trail as a project so a committee headed by T.Costa volun- teered to take care of the work. L.Waghorn, membership chairman, reported one new member, Mr.S.Boyd, Sr. A letter from Marathon Chamber, taking exception to certain omissions in an article in Trade & Commerce Magazine, coincided with viewspreviously expressed by the Terrace Bay Chamber. It was therefore moved "that Marathon be thanked for their interest and that | we follow the matter up. THE NEWS eg Tas AREA Sd ~ PHONE 3209 It was decided to order 5,000 bro- hures since the proposed tourist paper is not yet ready for publication. R.Hales, Kiwanis Club Fish De rby Chairman gave a b reakdown of the aims and objectives of this year's Derby and asked for assistance. This was granted and a list of members given to Mr.Hales. The Sec.Treasurer, while reiterat- ing his resignation agreed to act ina "name only" capacity until the gen- eral election in October. BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP Motor Hotel BLOOD DONORS CLINIC TO BE HELD HERE IN AUGUST An executive meeting of the local Cancer Society was held at the home of the President, Mrs. J.Chapman, with five members present. The Treasurer's report was given by Edna Beddard. At a special meeting. July 6th, Mrs. P.Rapke, campaign chairman, introduced Mr.Fearnall from Winnipeg who outlined details on the blood donors clinic to be held here on August 17th from 2 to 5 in the afternoon, also 6.30 to 9.30 in the evening at the High School. The last blood donor clinic was held here in 1959 with 265 people donating. On July 14, 15, 16 and 17 the mobile cancer information centre will be at the mill. On July 15th at 8 P.M. a special film presentation (2 films) for all interested persons will be shown at the Terrace Bay Community Church base ment, It is highly recommended for all per- sons to see. Miss Smith from --s Peee senting the Canadian Cance P ACROSS 1. Roll of money: sl. 4, Unhappy 7. A coronet 9. Pneumatic tubes 12. Foreign 13. Banishment 14, Hole in casting mold 15. Female deer 17. Seam- stress's aid 18. Country house 20. Imposed, as taxes 23. Identical 27. Accumulate 28; Variety of willow 29. Flat- bottomed boat 30. Corrects 31, Look for or expect 83. Milkfish 36. Sea eagle 37. Copy 40. Wooden pin 42. Caulking material 44, A judg- 3. Fops 4, Pittsburgh product 21. Ostrich- like bird 22. Mover's vehicle 24, French 5. French city 6. To fallin drops 7. Children's game 8. Chinese river 10. High priest 11. Japanese 26. Bitter vetch 28. Por- tentous 30. Rhine tributary 32. Unites, as metallic parts 37. Related 38. Place 39. Type measures 41. Before value 33. Girl'sname 48. Mother of 20. Lick up 34, Success Trish gods UA FY P i AZ ppt ae Lec coin 16. Of great age 18, Long view 19. Thing of NX ee CT El ment 45. Distinct La jp PZ ie WD oP on ick AD parts 46. Affirmative . ge ce 2. Part of. m1 i MEEZZ "to be"