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Page 4 The Canadian Cancer Society will hold a Cent- ennial Tea on July 2lst, from 2 - 4 p.m. (weather permitting) on the lawn in front of the Municipal Office. Centennial dress will be the order of the day (if you have one) and a silver collection will be taken. ais 4 Photo by J. Whiteley. Mrs. C.Koski, Mrs. S.Erickson, Mrs. B.Luke. CENTENNIAL DRESS WEEK HELD July 1 to July 8 was officially declared by Reeve ed and were seen about their daily chores in long gowns. Mrs. Ethel Boyd and Mrs. Rosemary Thorpe The entire staff of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce were appropriately dressed throughout the week. RECREATION BRIEFS TOT LOTS - All the Tot Lots are in. painted. You may have seen the colours changed from a dull green to brilliant red, blue and yellow. In. some areas, we have noticed that people have been throwing their garbage and grass clippings, pieces o wood, old baby carriages, etc., onto the Tot Lot. We have attempted to clean this up and we would hope that you will try and help us to keep these areas clean, as your children are or 332. TERRACE BAY NEWS July 13, 1967 L. to Re Mra. J.Cummings, Mrs. H.Hamilton, Mr, W.E.MoMicking, Cavanaugh of Terrace Bay as Centennial Dress Week. A fair proportion of the ladies of the town co-operat- managed to go about their business of serving custom- ers in two local stores, without apparent discomfort. WITH OUR FINE O/L YOU 6ET SATISFACTION, YOUR FURNACE HEAT BECOMES the process of being cleaned and re- YOUR/B HOMES MAIN Jag Seren mayor and council elected for the e summer season. On Friday, approx- As, "7; BRIAN BIRCH OIL DEALER Telephone - Schreiber 640 ee aes! ib THAT ON-TOP-OF- THE WORLD LOOK! An alr of success starts with well-cared-for clothing! Send your clothes to us and be sure of thorough, fiber-deep cleaning . . . expert press- using the facilities. Some of the nails sticking up in pieces of wood could be quite dangerous. = There have been incidents of the young teenagers in town abusing the Playground equipment. Such actions could result in suspension from Recreation activities for the entire summer. The equipment is placed for the use of your childre and we hope you will try and help us keep it in a good safe condition. SWIMMING POOL - The swimming classes have been going very well, however, the weather has curtailed swimming in the evening. In our previous pool schedule, we mentioned that swimming was open in the evening to persons 14 years of age.and over, plus two family nights per week. Effective immediately, evening swimming will be available to any children regardless of age, PROVIDING THEY ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT. In essence, every night will be Family Night. In this way , we hope that more person s will get more use out of the pool . PLAYGROUNDS - The Playground Program is turning out to be very succ- essful, as the daily attendance is approximately 150 persons ranging in ages from 4 to 15. Last week, play- grounds had their elections and a imately 105 children accompanied leaders on a hike to the beach area. All the chil dren had lunch and took part in activities planned for them. The evening program, with its daily attendance of approximately 150, is also proving to be successful . However, since Friday evenings seem (continued on Page 5)