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Volume 6, No. 29 Ross Pee TF i UNDAY The Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club is going all out to help make the Derby a success, Support them in their effort to raise funds for welfare activities. You have seen the beautiful 16 ft. Peterborough Boat and trailer around town this week, the draw prize on the Saturday Dance.... If you've only got one ticket on this you can double your chances for only one dollar by buying another, NO car is complete without a Rossport Derby Decal, come over to our booth on Sunday and for 25 cents you can carry off one of these attract- ive stickers; if you don't have a car, for only 35 cents you can get a shield, an everlasting souvenir of the Derby. If you're cold and thirsty try our coffee, if you're hot and parched e have cool, cool pop. Leave all your cigarettes on the old piano and win some at the Kiwanis booth shooting gallery. 3 shots for 25 cents. Give the kiddies a break and let them draw a beautiful prize from the fishpond for only--~- One Dime, LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TERRACE BAY ey em wey July 29th, 1956, DeRey ie DON MESSER TO PLAY AT LOCAL ARENA One of the country's most popular old-time and modern dance bands is scheduled to appear in the Terrace Bay Arena mid-August when Don Messer and his Islanders will present a show and dance, The music of the Islanders, originating from Charlottetown, has been a radio favourite across Canada for the past seventeen years, Charlie Chamberlain, Duke Neilson and the other well known personalities of the Islanders will be on hand, Date, time and other details will be published in the News as soon as they are known, O=0-0 TOWNSITE POWER SHUT-OFF On Wednesday, July 25th, 1956 from 12:00 noon to 5:00 psm. the power will be shut off from the North and South Camp and North of Highway i? except for the Recreation Centre, Improvement District of Terrace Bay, Oo~0-0 one DO Ae Tae Daas SAN TS BOOTHS OPEN. 10:00 A.M, SATURDAY TO 8:00 P.M, SUNDAY