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TERRACE James M. Moler, Charles Town, West Virginia, president of Kiwanis International (right), presented a gold desk top cigarette lighter to the Right Honourable Lester B. Pearson, Prime Minister of Canada, in the Prime Minister's office in Ottawa, August 28. The lighter represented Kiwanis' appreciation to the people of Canada and their leaders for the support which they have given Kiwanis during the past 50 years. Canadian Kiwanis clubs are concluding a year long celebration observing the 50th anniversary of the founding of the first Canadian Kiwanis club -- Hamilton, Ontario -- on November 15, 1916. Word of Moler's visit to the Prime Minister was received here by Don LaPorte, President of the Kiw- anis Club of Terrace Bay. : The Ontario Department of Lands & Forests reports that all prospective hunters who cannot produce either an old hunting licence or a Certificate of _Competence issued by a hunter safety instructor will be required to successfully complete written and practical examinations b efore qualifying for a licence. A certificate will be honoured until Dec- ember 31, 1967. One of the following requirements will be necessary before purchasing a hunting licence up to the end of 1967 - producing a previous licence for renewal or as proof of hunting experience; presentin g a cert- ificate issued by an examiner or presenting a Cert- ificate of Competence issued by a hunter safety training instructor. ; Applicants will be required to pay $3.00 examining fee paid prior to the exam. The fee is not refund- able in the case of the applicant failing. Any instructions deemed necessary by the applicant should be obtained prior to writing the examination. No - training will be given at the time of examination. BAY NEWS ACROSS 1-Mountains of Europe 5-Rant 9-Everyone, 12-Withered 14-Tibetan gazelle 15-Pay attention to 16-Holds 18-Wan 20-Antics 21-Carpenter's tool 23-Danish island 24-Paddle 25-European capital 30-Hurried 32-Unit of Siamese currency 33-Sea eagle 34-Fundamental 37-Without end (poet.) 38-Condescending look 39-Puff up 41-Sword 44-Roman poet 45-Excoriating 47-At a distance 50-Afternoon party 51-Den 52-Naked 53-Crafty 54-River in Germany 55-Toward shelter DOWN 1-Residue Four generations in a wide variety of occupations represented in the Bryson family of Schreiber: L. to R. John Robert Bryson, light house keeper on the Slate Islands, James D retired! locomotive:engineer; baby John Kenneth and John Rodney, Royal Canad- ian Navy, Halifax. Photo by Inez McCuaig. 13-Arabian seaport | 4-Style of auto ° 13) 2-Confederate general " ij 3-Makes ready =) E] 3 IN) la.] 0 [niu] | [en {Oru s|<he[utet [eta 5-Speed contest 31 SIS! 6-Fuss atid) 7-Feud 0 oa anv 9-Exchange on vio} Stslsts -Solitar veda Civ Be SAV a slat 17-Worship SOLUTION 19-Meadow 29-Simple 41-Rodents 21-Attitude 31-Girl's name 42-Son of Adam 22-Turns around 35-Sewing 43-Supplicate track implement 44-Monster 23-Moving 36-Unit of Ab-Pannsint 26-Goods Bulgarian re 27-Frightful currency 48-Fruit drink 28-Dillseed 40-Climbing plant 49-Female ruff PO se 409 R504 37 'erates RX]