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EVERY GOOD WISH FOR CHRISTMAS from CRESCENT FINANCE Simcoe Plaza - - Terrace Bay, Ont. Window decorations at Terrace Bay Public School. CURLING CLUB NEWS The Curling Club members' annual New Year's party will be held on December 31st in the Club Lounge. Music will be supplied by the VooDoos. Members are urged to pick up their tickets from Henry Hermes, Doug Knight, Jack Caccamo or Len Crockford. FLASH Did you hear about Ed Kennedy's fabulous shot? Playing against Jim Beddard, they were tied 11-11 coming home. Ed, with his last rock, had to draw right to the button to win - he did it. For complete BEST WISHES from The EXECUTIVE and MEMBERS LOGAL 665 INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD PULP SULPHITE & PAPER MILL WORKERS TERRACE BAY aL bon ay z Again this Christmas we rejoice as we recall the many grand associations with our many friends; To all of you who have favored us with your patronage, it is our fondest wish that you enjoy every joy, good health and happiness of this cheery season! Anfords Ltd. Telephone 3327 Terrace Bay, Ontario details, talk to Jim Beddard. FORMER TERRACE BAY MAN RECEIVES DEGREE Word was received from the University of Tennes- see today that a former resident, Robert B.Biesenthal received his DDS at commencement exercises on Sunday afternoon, December |9th. Dr. Biesenthal's sister, Mrs. K.J.Weppler resides in Terrace Bay. His wife, the former Doris Hansford was a nurse at Terrace Bay Private Hospital. His parents, Mr.and Mrs. R.Biesenthal of Fort William. SPEAKING OF THE MAIL Just received a nice letter from former resident Lois Downey who says "The mails must be really queer up there. We got the Nov.I8 issue on Dec. 2, the Dec.2 issue arrived on the 4th and both the Nov.25th and Dec.9 ones arrived yesterday, the 11th." On Dec .12th they made a trip to the beach-- and think it queer trying to picture Christmas in that weather. The mums and masturtiums are still blooming -- and--they cut the lawn more in winter than they do in summer! MORE LETTERS FROM THE U.S.A. Among our letters and cards from the United States was one from our old (but still unmet) (Cont'd P.10)