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June 15 1967 TERRACE BAY NEWS CARD OF THANKS - Our grateful thanks to Father-'Cano, Gawley Funeral Home, those who sent flowers and cards and all those who helped in any way during our recent bereavement. John Trichilo & The Diano Family. Page 11 FOR THE SAME QUALITY YOU PAY LESS Hlady HOME IMPROVEMENTS 2607 VICTORIA AVE., LAKEHEAD, ONT. FOR A FREE ESTIMATE - CALL ALUMINUM DOORS - WINDOWS AWNINGS - RAILINGS SIDING STONE - FIRE PLACES - SIDING Paul Heenan Photo by J.Whiteley. i Elected and Appointed Officers, Front L.to R. Recorder J.Calder|. Calder, Junior Regent M.Lang, Senior Regent L.Deseulnier, Junior Regent Ruth McIsaac, Treasurer, A.Cole. Back - Guide B.Dejonghe, Pianist C.Gould, Chaplain I.Jecques,Sgt. M.Caron Se os i sl Ns One of the new designs seen on Kleenex Tissue boxes... _KIMBERLY-CLARK CHANGE BOX DESIGN Paul Revere is famous for his ride but could he match the showmanship and precision of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police? Canada's scarlet coated "Mounties", then the Northwest Mounted Police, began their Musical Ride in 1887 at Regina, Saskatchewan - even before that province became a province. This year, as 20,000,000 Canadians celebrate 100 years of nationhood, the sweetest icing on the Centennial birthday cake for Bonanza fans and all lovers of the Old West will be performances of the Musical Ride and Concert Band of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, as they tour Canada Solio coast to coast. With red and white pennants flying from atop eight foot lances and wearing the scarlet tunics so much a part of the history and romance of the Force, these equestrian performers go through their complex paces astride jet black horses which sport Canada's emblem, the maple leaf on their rumps - achieved with brush and stencil . A combined performance of the Band and Musidal Ride will be held in Fort William, July 7th. lt would be a worthwhile trip to the Lakehead to see this group perform. An article in the last issue of the Co-op magazine gives details on why and how new designs were chosen for one of Kimberly-Clark's products - Kleenex! Our correspondent recently sent us the story of two old former residents of Schreiber meeting in front of a Toronto store whose windows featured the then new product Kleenex and after gazing at it one remarked to the other. "It will never sell." Years later and after several package design changes - the name "Kleenex" is now a household word. Regardless of tissue brand names - everyone calls them "Kleenex". The package gets prettier and the product improves, more and more people ask for "Kleenex". + Fabrication gaps in Canadian industry, involving some 700 imported commodity groups, are listed in a publication released recently by Ontario Depart- ment of Economics. The commodity groups contain hundreds of identif- iable different items which could offer manufacturing opportunities for Canadian firms. Billions of dollars are spent each year on imports, many of which could be bought or made in Canada.