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Page 10 BIRCH MOTORS HIGHWAY 17, SCHREIBER - PHONE 640 THE 3- 6.70 X 15 RECAPS TRAIL MAKER LONG MILER B.W. Reg. $13.95 Reg. $24.55 sale $15.95 $10.00 WHEEL BALANCING $],0Q EXTRA CARD OF THANKS - I would' like to express my sin- cere thanks to all who were/so kind, helped in any way, during my stay in the/Hospifal. Thanks to all the neighbours and friends who sent cards. Special thanks to Doctor McCausland, "Mrs. Buck, nurses and Staff of Terrace Bdy/ Private Hospital; to Mrs. ood on Slim (the Ambulance Driver) and the blood/donors. Your kindness will always be remem- bered. Louise Holland. FOR SALE - $500 down - on a five-ro is house with garage on Quebec Street, Schreiber.' Full Price - $2900. Phone Schreiber 275. FOR SALE - one Trailer Hitch for g Volkswagen - one Trailer Winch and one Tilt r Bench Saw with a 1/2 H.P. Motor. Phone 3590. FOR SALE - four-burner Gurney Electric Stove, in good condition - large Refrigerator - ae 71 Elec- trohome Television in excellent conditior (picture tube almost new). Phone Schreiber 695. ANNOUNCEMENT An open reception will be held in hofiour of Mrs. Karlis Redins (nee Maureen Morrill) t/the Schreib er Town Hall, on August Ist from 3 to 5 P.M. DON'T FORGET THE RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR NG HELD AUGUST 17TH AT TERRACE NEWS PROCLAMATION CIVIC_ _ HOURAY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURE OF PRE- VIOUS YEARS, 1, FRED YW. HARNESS, REEVE OF THE TOWNSHIPOF SCHREIBER, DO HEREBY DE- CLARE MONDAY, AUGUST 3RD., 1964, A CIVIC HOLIDAY WITHIN AHE SAID TOWNSHIP OF SCHREIBER . F.V. Harness Reeve GOD SAVE THE QUEEN BASEBALL NEWS ( con't from pg. 9) series in the near furture. Terrace Bay Juniors continue to practice, and preparation for future games with Red Rock and possible games with the Lakehead Junior teams is underway. Notices for upcoming games will be placed at the Recreation Centre, Swim Pool and Mill as far in advance as possible, and it is hoped that we will have good turnouts of fans at all future games. CHAMBER STILL WORKING ON TRANSMITTER The following letter was received by D. Large, secretary of the Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce and gives the latest word on the L.P. Transmitter situation. Dear Mr. Large: Thank you for your letter of June 12 inquir ing as to the installation of the low power transmitter at Terrace Bay. The BBG announced their recommendation on May 13 approving the Corporation's application for authority to establish this station. This was a recommend- ation to the licensing authority. We are await ing the required authorization so that we place our order with the line company. I ex- pect that it should be forthcoming in the very near future,and when we have placed the order with the line company we might then be in a position to write you again indicating our tar get date for an on--the-air date. I assure you that we are as anxious as you are to get this service in operation. Yours sincerely, Charles P. Wright, Executive Assistant, Corporate Affairs EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? BUT INDOORS HB HAS To HAVE HIS DISH STERILIZED, HIS FOOD GUARANTEED FRESH, AND HIS WATER BOWL A record rack is excellent for stor- ing sewing patterns. File them in manila office folders.