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POPE A-pumber-ort importsatiuctiick were discussed including communion, wisiting of new members of the community, Boy Scouts s--yements Auxiliary and Sunda 1 tr, Guest reported that attendance at Sunday School had risen to fifty-one and that the number of teachers volunteering their services Was most gratifying. o-0-0 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TERRACE BAY BARBER SHCP (as agents for two Lakehead establishments) offers the following services to residents of Terrace Bay and vicinity. ; SHCE REPAIR SERVICZ ~° Full Soles - #4.35; Half Soles, nailed or sewn - 51.75 to $2.00; ais Leather heels - -75 to $1.00; Rubber heels - .65 to .753; Complete new heels - 1.25 We are now associeted with a new shoe repair dealer and prices are much cheaper than before. Recent examples are: 1 Pr. men's boots, soles, heels and army plates, rips, heels raised - 93,55 - $3 .60 1 Pr, men's boots, soles and CLD Ake dann bee hae KAKA ew ken eMeiw 2-20 1 Pr. men's boots, soles, new complete ieather HEELS ssceccssoresere 4.60 One week service is assured-boots or shoes brought in on or before Thursday of each week, Will be ready the foilowing Thursday. Shoes made to order for normal or deformed fect, All types of arch supports are available. Anything in rubber vulcanizing can be handled. xj FILM SERVICE Films or negatives developed ~ 6 day service. Enlargement s approximately 10 days, Soy special films not sold by local merchants may be obtained in 5 days ° o-c0-9 CURLING CLUB NEWS Twenty-nine rinks in the four divisions are now approaching the : half-way mark in the Second Series of the Hudson's Bay Grand Challenge Draw which is scheduled to be completed by March 9th, After a 10 day lapse, the Grrling Club Rxeeutive has now decided that the 4-way dead- lock in Section 4 of Series 1, is to be played off on Sunday, February 29th as follows: 1:00 p.m. Sheet #1 ©. Height vs- A. Lawson 1:00 p,m, Sheet #2 E. Cstling vs. J, Johnston 3:00 p.m, Sheet 71 'sinner of 1:00 p.m. games play off, HERE AND THERE Friends of George DeLong (formerly K.C.; Neenah. and now a member of LongLac!s Mechanical Staff) will be happy %o learn that George recently underwent a successful operation at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. Best of luck George and we hope to see you back again soon. Orin Ooi O Two rinks from Terrace Bay expect to journey to LongLac, Ontario, during the coming week end, where they will be guests of the LongLac Curling Club, Headquarters of the Woodland's Department of the Longiac Pulp and Paper Co, are located at LongLec,Ontario- OO" Oe 0 With the first permanent building of the Towmsite shopping centre nearing com- pletion, the Hudson's Bay Gompany takes this opportunity to announce that the Grand Opening in their pe manent location is slated for April 15th. Oe Ot me OF " Newoct rectdents in our fast growing townsite are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hupp whose addvcss is 176 Hudson Drive. Welcomel O-0 = C 74 ere ee ert! BoE yet 3 0° ut ~ludeay ve vs QUUgNTON. BL ge ia A AI. kek tare ak le i eA ears ey