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DE SAVE ON FIRST USED QUALITY TIRES! pa ¢ | CARS AND GET ~ . THE 4 sd lH. a GREEN STAMPS SPECIALLY PRICED Save dollars on your driving budget with*] 750 X 14 ; STAMPS GIVEN ON GAS, OIL, Good CI Ich THREE ONLY - - our complete car service. Drive in regularly B. F. GOODRICH FRE F. / CHASSIS LUB. & OIL FILTERS - FIRST QUALITY TIRES August 29, 1963 ee Page 9 '56 FORD - '56 OLDS for gas, oil, lube, and tire care -- we are SAVE "LUCKY GREEN' FOR PREMIUM GIFTS 11 MIILLWAY MOTORS CORNER HWY. 17 & MILL ROAD - TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO - PHONE 3882 OIL CHANC™ LUBRICATION Bite aie CAR WASH CAR POLISH 'attendance. Commencing with the childrens section, he called upon Ricky Hamilton, to accept the Horticultural Society Shield as Grand Aggregate winner in the Junior Gardeners Exhibits. The children are divided into two groups - Junior-age eight to eleven and Senior age twelve to sixteen. President of 665, I.BP.S. and P.M.W. Elmer | Persson presented thes Union's two trophies and watches to Kenny Turner Jr. and Katharine Smith Sr. top gardeners, Second place, Suzanne Valiquette Jr. and Albert Cadieux Jr., Seniors were awarded the Loyal Order of Moose prize of $10.00 each by: Lodge Governor A. Desrosier. Third prize, a $5.00 share, presented by the Terrace Bay Community Credit Union went to Leonard Smith Jr. and Marget Anderson Sr. Individual exhibits were awarded with ribbons and prize money as follows: Juniors - Beans -- K. Turner, L. Legault, Beets - D. a@P\| Matuszak, J. Mousseau, J. Chopty, Peas shelled = "=| M. Benko, M. Kujbida, Onions- J. Persson, M. MacDonald, Nasturtiums- R, Hamilton, L. Smith. MEMBERS ONLY * LADIES & GENTS Nasturtiums mixed- R. Hamilton, J. Persson. VegetableDisplay- L. Cotton, K. Smith, Kiwani Window Box - K. Smith, J. Ruzyski. Bird House R. Hamilton. Wild FlowersCollection-L. Cotton,' R. Hamilton, Seniors- Beans- V. Turner, M. M Mousseau. Beets - C. Connors, A. Cadieux Jr. Carrots - A. Cadieux Jr. K. Smith. Peas - M. Mousseau, C. Cotton. Onions - M. Anderson, C. Connors. Nasturtiwns - C, Cotton, K. Chepelsky. Nasturtiums mixed- J, Rowley, S. Graham. Vegetable Display- K. Smith, C. Cotto Window Box- M. Anderson, Bird House- K. Chepéls V. Turner. (Cont'd on Page 11 HORTICULTURAL_SHOW e School Auditorium was filled with colorful fruit, vegeatbles and flowers Saturday as the long tables displayed results of hard . work and green thumbs of Horticultural Society members at their Ninth Annual Show. Judging the annual competition, Mr. Neil Duncan of Port Arthur, while offering advice on dis- playing to advantage and correct classifica+. tions, commented on the overall excellence of the Show's appearance. He and Mrs. Duncan, who assisted by judging several Divisions, were impressed with the high standards shown in the Junior Gardener Division. er Chairman G. vale) M.C. at he ation of A elcomed th MOOSE FISH DERBY AUGUST IST to SEPT. 3RD - PRIZES FOR LARGEST LAKE & SPECKLED TROUT - PICKEREL AND PIKE Weigh-in Stations at Costa's and Caccamo's stores - Schreiber and Terrace Bay - TWO ENTRIES PER MEMBER - PRIZES TO BE PRE- SENTED AT CONVENTION DANCE, SATURDAY, SEPT .7TH - 8.30 P.M. - MUSIC BY TWILITERS - ADMISSION $1.00 per couple. Members & Guest Couple. Lunch 25¢ - Prizes for Novelty Dances...