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OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS MAILINGS Continued from Last Week's News) "> 9" ~~ Gift parcels must contain only bona fide gifts and must be clearly marked "Gift Parcel", it 8 Articles enclosed in parcels to Great Britain are subject to British Customs regulations and/or purchase tax. The usual (Pabhosenttaate Customs Declaration form (91B) must be affixed to all parcels addressed abroad. Non- adhesive Customs Declaration form (15B) and Despatch Note (16B) must _be completed and forwarded with the parcel where necessary. The Export Permit regulations ap- plicable to gift parcels ma,led to other. countries are outlined in Notice No, 2 on page 2 of the Post Office Weekly Bulletin To ensure speedy and safe delivery mailers are urged to pack all parcels firmly and securely in corrugated con- tainers wrapped tightly in several fclds of thick wrapping paper and tied securely with strong twine, Shoe~boxes should not be used as containers or fancy tissue paper as outer wrapper, nor Christmas ribbon to tie. Parcels may be sewn in strong cotton fabric for greater security. Mailers are | asked to enclose suitable items only, which run no risk of breakingand damaging the other mail, The mailing of matches, safety matches, lighter fluid or any in- flammable substance is strictly prohibited by law. Fresh fruits or any perishable articles cannot be accepted for transmission overseas, Glass jars and bottles should not be included, as they are likely to break and cause widespread damage and possible : injury. Substances which might leak and damage the mails, if sent at all, must be enclosed in leak-proof metal containers with lid securely soldered on and the container surrounded with absorbent material in corrugated cardboard, and securely wrapped and tied. Food in tin cans is however prohibited entry to Czechoslovakia, bhe Soviet Zone of Germany and Hungary. All food is prohibited to Roumania, All mail should be correctly addressed in ink and fully prepaid, Misleading abbreviations should be avoided. A return address should appear on each letter and parcel and a slip containing the complete address of the sender and the addressee should be enclosed in every parcel, o~0-0 Page 5 TERRACE BAY JUVENILES WIN OVER SCHREIBER In the 'second game of the Round Robin series between the Terrace Bay and Schreiber Juveniles, the Terrace Bay team beat the hard-working :Schreiberites. The game was fast from start to finish. Tempers went high in the last period but prompt action by the officials Pineault and Hayes' was taken, Danny Kenney was out- standing by scoring 5 goals. Jackie Marsh from the same line played a very hard game. The final game of this series will be played this Saturday November 19th starting at 72005, We It is encouraging to see the people who are attending these games, These boys play good hard hockey and from the comments going around the customers like it very much, This final game will be packed with action so don't miss it, Admission is 35¢ for adults and -- for children. 0-0-0 SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD MEETING A meeting of the Board of Trustees of St. Martin's Separate School will be held in the Separate School on Tuesday, November 22nd, 1955 at 7:00 pem. 0-0-0 THREE ACT COMEDY ~- "ROOM SERVICE" A limited number of tickets are avail- able for the Fort William Theatre present-~ ation of a three act comedy "Room Service" to be presented November 19th, 20th and 22nd. in the vocational school Fort William, Admission $1,00 Curtain Time 8:15 peMe For tickets see J. Jeanneret, Secretary, Terrace Bay Amateur Hockey Assoc- iation. 'Ong WANTED TO BUY One rangette, Phone 356 or contact: A. Boutilier, o-0~0 FOUND Souvenir charm bracelet. Phone 5hlbe o-0-o FCR SALE. 1950 Dodge Sedan. Good condition. Reasonable price, phone 218 Schreiber. 0-0-0