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__ September 8, 1966 UNIVERSITY COURSES (Continued from page 5 Of particular interest is the fact that these courses KOL a oY es can be attended by those not primarily interested in writing examinations and also that a Grade 13 dip- cloma is not always necessary. Make inquiries--you may find this very worth while. THE NEW Simcoe Plaza Terrace Bay ® Phone 3327 Just arrived ! Fall hats- WOMEN'S ONE-OF-A-KIND BEAUTIES .. latest styles - - all colours Price Range - $5. --$10. Suits-- MADE TO MEASURE by TIP TOP TAILORS - finest materials - ex- pertly tailored ..... TWO PIECE SUIT - - - $ 95. THURS. FRIDAY & SATURDAY - SEPT. 8 - 9 - 10 FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE! LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONS BEST EVER HERE The Annual Labour Day Track and Field events in Terrace Bay were run off this year under mainly sunny skies. From all reports this year's events were the best ever and the co-sponsors, Local 665 1.B.P.S.& P.M.W. and Local I86I, 1.B.E.W. wish to thank all who co-operated to make this such a successful day. Special thanks to the members who helped where needed and to Teen Town who once again did a won- derful job and finally, to our town's Recreation Director, Buck Matiowsky, for the organizing and hard work that he put into this year's program. The News deadline makes it impossible to list all winners and still make this week's issue. Highlights of the day were the spectacular pile-up of four bikes in the girls bicycle race. Fortunately there were no serious injuries; the Mother and Daughter three-leggec race that had to be run in two heats due to the large number of entries; and the Men's and Ladies' Tug-of- War teams. These winners really worked for their prizes. Free treats for the children and the awarding of silver dollars to the winners--half dollars to those placing second and quarters for third assured all who attended a chance to enjoy the day and possibly take home some prize money. All who attended the free dance in the Arena were equally impressed with the excellent music provided by the Jesters (a Lakehead orchestra) and by the or- ganizing and preparation which contributed to making this an outstanding event. Held cabaret style in the Arena, the arrangement of tables circling the floor left ample room for danc- ing and the atmosphere of gayety made this a fitting climax for the best-ever labor day celebration held in Terrace Bay. All sale merchandise reduced again to ROCK BOTTOM PRIZES. ALL SALES FINAL - NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ..... er. Phone Mrs. A.J.Smith, Schreiber 677. MEST? ab SCs EGE ROS Mrs. Pat Jones was the lucky winner of a lovely Mary Maxim Sweater in the Navy League Draw. In Memoriam cards may be purchased fram Mrs . Joe Campbell, Mrs.Beth Macadam or Mrs.Niemi of the Canadian Cancer Society in Schreiber . Enid MIKE YAREMY HONORED ON RETIREMENT A retirement lunch was given on Friday for Mike Yaremy an employee of Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Company for over eighteen years. During this long service, all spent in the Terrace Bay district, Mike had been employed as a painter in the Engineering Department, working mainly on the townsite where hel became a particular friend of many of the children. Representatives of company management and co- workers gathered for the lunch in the canteen at North Camp where Mike was presented with his Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper (Continued page °) a a eR a al ln if lat dai al Bh ial aha Z a 3 és Some Sg taal 2 oe toa ers Sh Ea i Si a ian hg Oe tg Ah es at LOST - a sealed white envelope containing a sum of money. Denominations of bills can be identified. Possibly lost between Filane's Restaurant, along high- way east into town and Scotia & Main St.areas. This money desparately needed. Generous reward to find-