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Page 12 _ DEPT.OF TRANSPORT NAMES NEW OFFENCE Toronto - Finding frost on the windows of your car th ese mornings? ? Better make sure you clear it off before you start driving. Effective October 1, it is an offence in Ontario to drive a motor vehicle on the highway unless the windshield, windows on either side of the driver and the rear window provide a clear view of the roadway and vehicles approaching from either direction. The provision respecting the rear window does not apply where the motor vehicle is in a position to give the driver a clear view of the roadway in the rear, other than through the rear window. Drivers found in violation will be liable to fines of not less than $10, nor more than $100. Their licenses may also be suspended for a 30-day period. NOTE: After a summer of perfect weather and an unsurpassed fall - it was expected but not antici- pated with pleasure - that one of these morning we would find snow. It arrived on Tuesday morning - a light covering which didn't last too long and we hope it presages Indian Summer - not the onset of winter. However, the warning issued by the Dept. of Transport should be heeded. One of these days it will be a condition found on many cars riding to and from the Mill - and this will mean 'on the highway ." ' ELECTRIC BLANKET BONUS WITH DRYER An electric blanket free with every new electric clothes dryer sold in Ontario between Oct.1 and Nov.12 is this year's "Hydro Special" promotion campaign. Appliance dealers and electrical utilities are co-operating in the prevince-wide promotion. Par- ticipating appliance dealers and electrical utility offices have samples of the bonus electric blanket on display during the campaign. The floral print blanket is double bed size with a single control . Ontario Hydro will support the Hydro Special promotion by including electric clothes dryers and electric 'blankets in its mobile display coach and in exhibits at fall fairs and exhibitions. Their home economists will feature the care and use of dryers and electric blankets in their presentations. . At present nearly one of every three Ontario families enjoys the convenience of an electric . clothes dryer. TERRACE BAY NEWS October 13, 1966 At the Shower-Tea given for Miss Shirley Jartus, her mother, Mrs.H.Jartus and her fiancee's mothefs Mrs .F.W.Timmerman, received with her. The tea was poured by Mesd. J.Corbett, R.Winters, L.Poulin and D.Topolinsky. Miss Sandy Dennison was dining room hostess and servitors were Susan and Janice and Joyce Cluet, Beverly Hamilton, Susan -- Dimmery and Peggy Fournier. Replenishing were the McDonald, H.Prill and L.O'Brien. Mrs.Robert Four- nier attended the gift table and Miss Diane Rummery the guest book . At the recent United Church Women's banquet Mrs. Bill Thrower was cashier and servitors were Mesd. K. Williamson, G.Drake, J.Spillane, W.Clemens, F. McDonald, C.E.Prinselaar, W.Whent, W.Kinney, K.Dooley and the Misses Susan Hawke, Norma Walke Karen Lidkea, Judy Richardson, Linda Nesbitt, Nola Fummerton, Linda Pitkanen, Susan Bromley, Roberta Milani, and Nancy Spillane. Desserts were served by Mesd. B.Jacomb, N.Smith and take-out plates were put up by Mrs. R.C.Macadam. The kitchen committee were Mesd. Herb.Gellert, O.Niemi, Jim Gray, Earl Holmes, and T.Petrushak. Mrs .Bob Gray was appointed convenor for the Poppy Day tea of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Can. Legion at their October meeting. The tea will be held on November 5th. Mrs.Frank MacDonald will be in charge of the Poppy Tag Day and Mrs. G. Jacques will arrange a draw. Miss Andy Dennison was received into membership. A wreath was ordered for the Nov.11th service. Mrs. R.Hewson and Mrs.A.McColeman, with a past presi- dent to be named later, were appointed as a nomina- ting committee. Mrs .MacDonald presented the treasurer's report--a most important statement prior to the annual Veteran's Banquet when the Auxiliary presents a donation to the Legion. Requests to have the banquet catered to this year have been sent out. Mesdames Bill Lidkea, Bill Kenny, R.Macadam and Bruce Lidkea will be the November mostesses. Mrs.K.Himes reported that the recent rummage and bake sale was most successful . Mrs .David Gunter presided at the meeting. Misses Arlene Birth & Evelyn Fournier and Mesd. M. ¥ Dorothy Harrison, Jane Bailey, Shirley Ann Winters, a