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. September 3, 1959 59 RENAULT 4 DOOR SEDAN BLACK $2098 White Wall Tires, Custom Radio, Clean Car like New Driven less than 3000 mi. 58 OLDS SEDAN CUSTOM RADIO AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION POWER BRAKES $ 2950. 56 CHEV. BELAIR~4 DOOR SEDAN Y=8 $1995 Auto. Transmission,Custom Radio 2 Tone Paint. One Ownei Excellent shapes COMING IN SOON : BUICK 56 4-DOOR CENTURY HARDTOP 2-Tone with all the extras $2495. A luxury car, 56 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR V-8 New: Paint & New Tires, _sarkbaNe' ae All Cars Have Usual GMC "OK" Warranty ert yo 55 PONTIAC LAURENTION & DOOR SSDAN Dark Blue, Tires, Motor, Body Faint and upholstery A-l. ms $1895 _- 54 MERCURY SEDAN Auto,Transmission Custom Radio, 2-Tone Paint, $1495 _ T Beer) 5 etree Meter tener rte erm vragen eve rrstersbc See fe ricre ab er Merete $1295 | 54, FORD SEDAN { | Automatic Transmission, 53. CHEV. DELUXE 5 Pass. CLUB COUPE \ | Custom Radio, New Tires,New 2-tene [ paint. Clean Car in excellent shape, 49. FARGO: 4 TON «PANEL TRUCK $395 49 FARGO 4 TON PANEL .TRUCK $195 All Cars Have Usual GMC "OK" Warranty AC On! Bros Soe nia | & TEx«ACE BAY NEWS aor teen mtn . HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY (Cont'd from page 6) Mr, Van Kerkoerle presented the Judges! Award for the most outstanding exhibit enter- ed in the Show and Mr.Reg.Cotton, on behalf of Local 665, Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers presented Ainsley Middaugh as winner in the Senior Section and Carl Connors as the Junior winner of the Junior Garden Club with the Union trophies and their prizes of cameras and flash attachments, Many other prizes were presented to both Junior and Senior members of the Society for their exhibits. The show committee this year was chaired by Mr.Willie Mantey, Vice-President of the local Society and his co-chairman Mrs.Don Husband, and they were assisted by members of the Executive, Frank Ging, Mrs.M.Middaugh, Alphonse Desrosiers, Angus Fraser, Mrs.Con. MacDonald, George Maitland, Roland Scowen, Harry Goodfellow, Mrs.N.Hubelit, Mrs.M,Pluta, ; George Partington and Mrs.J.Rousseau,. . EDUCATION FOR SUCCESS IN BUSINESS The following is an excerpt from a recent monthly letter issued by the Royal Bank of Canada, Head Office, Montreal, Quebec. ) The young man preparing-for business shoul not regard his high school matriculation cer- tificate or his university degree as a ticket to a job, but as evidence of education com- pleted to the best of his abiloty and re- sources, Mere training for'a job ticket does not produce a full man, ready for oppor- tunity; it may, in fact, produce little more than a mechanical, unthinking, man, doomed to stagnate in routine, When he walks out of the school door for the last time, a young man should carry with him knowledge that enables him to stand up in life without a fence around him. He should know the answers to these three questions, and be prepared to go on from ther¢: 1, Where am I, What sort of world-have I got into, 2, Where am I going, What is my ambition for-betterment of my material, intellectual and social state, 3, What had I better do under these circumstances} What special faculties have I to develop, The sort: of education required in busi- ness is the kind that teaches men to meet real situations adequately, That sort of man will not think meanly of his job, but will think greatly of his function. He knows that, wisdom, not a bag of tricks, qualifies him for his business. TERRACE BAY TO MEET DISTRICT TEACHER QUOTA Each year the Department of Education hope that different localities will send a suffi- cient group of young people from their secon- dary schools to Teacher's Colleges to meet their own requirements. Northern Ontario have not always met this 'ckallenge and have had to depend on Southern Ontario to supply the teaching staffs of their schools, Three young ladies, Diane Beddard, Myrna Crandlemire and Sandra Locking and two young men, Dick Rowson and Ray Husband have en- rolled at Teacher's College in North Bay, With Dale Willoughby of Schreiber also attend ing this means that this District are meeting the challenge. HELP PREVENT FOREST FIRES