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3 PAGE 10 For your protection: TERRACE BAY NEWS False or Misleading Advertising--No advertisement shall be prepared, or be knowingly accepted, which contains false, misleading, unwarranted or exaggerated claims--either directly or by implication. Advertisers and advertising agencies must be prepared to substantiate their claims. This is just one of the 12 Rules of the Canadian Code of Advertising Standards which this publication and other media across Canada follow. If you are interested in a personal copy of the complete Code, please write: The Advertising Standards Council, Canadian Advertising Advisory Board, 159 Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ontario. Rune Ostling Retires - cont'd from page 7 good luch and best wishes for good health and all that goes with a long and happy life. Prior to their departure, Rune and Elsie Ostling were entertained at various functions. 'Mrs. 1. Marsh, P.D.D.G.M., Order of the East- ern Star, opened her home on Sunday afternoon, to members of the Order, who gathered to wish Elsie a fond farewell, and present her with a token of their esteem. Elsie's Knitting club, with their husbands, met at the home of Mrs. Lil Harris, for an evening of enter tainment to bid adieux to Elsie and Rune, and pre- sent them with a gift for their new home. The Bridge Club, to which Elsie had belonged for many years, met at the home of Mrs. Tena Young, for an afternoon of bridge, and a gift was given to Elsie from the members . The Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Church presented Elsie with a Life Membership and a gift, in recognition of her untiring efforts in the Ladies Auxiliary, particularly in the early days of the Church, when Elsie was President. Curlers and ex-curlers held Open House in the Curling Club Lounge on Friday evening, to honor two life members, Elsie and Rune. Jack Caccamo, President of the Men's Curling Club, was Master of Ceremonies. John Ferrier spoke on behalf of Kimberly-Clark, and wish Rune a happy retirement. Reeve Cavanaugh brought greetings from the Council and the town. Ida Romaniuk, President of the Ladies Curling Club, spoke a few words. JULY 11 1968 -photo by Mrs. Jean Crook Shown left to right: Mrs. Sitch, Mr. Charlie Sitch of Terrace Bay, and Mrs. A. Laine of Schrei- ber, as they received gifts during a party held in their honor by members of Silver Birch Chapter, OLE S. Mr. and Mrs. Sitch left the district following the former's retirement, and Mrs. A. Laine left Schrei- ber to join her husband, who was transferred by the C.P.R. to Sudbury. ACROSS 1-Music: as written 4-Old Testa- ment (abbr.) 6-Lassos 11-Fruit 13-Wears away 15-Greek letter 16-Comes on the scene 18-A continent (abbr.) - 19-Man's nickname 21-Slave 22-Man's name 24-Burden 26-lreland 28-Antlered animal 29-Denude 31-The sweetsop 33-Plural ending 34-Short jacket 36-Strike 38-Conjunction 40-Petitions 42-Cleaned with broom 45-Swords- man's dum- mystake 47-Journey 49-Pierce 50-Lamb's pen name 52-Organs of hearing 54-Saint (abbr.) 55-Symbol for , nickel 56-One first in rank 59-Exists 61-Diatribe 63-Occupant 65-Rise and fall of ocean (pl.) 66-Printer's measure 67-Body of water DOWN 1-Offspring 2-One who shirks duty 3-Cooled lava 4-Monster 5-Brief 6-Returns 7-Native metal 8-Attitude 9-Man's nickname 10-Pertaining to old age 12-A continent 14-Bags 17-Dolphinlike cetacean 20-Entice 23-Note of scale 24-Bone 25-Poses for portrait 27-Lampreys 30-Look sullen 32-Carpenter's tools 35-Sea nymphs 37-Fondles 38-Uncloses Aly] WAR S|] aq J) ENURER GEES BH BRU On By ME S | ta LI P=] 0) LN] | 113} HEB Se] |S S[N[Nfo} >| 'fay 5) S|] AT alaly| S|] | Ola] a S|OIN] val} Sisto LLO} SOLUTION 39-Widow 41-Country of Asia 43-Surface mellowing 44-Tuberculosis. (abbr.) < 46-Chinese mile 48-Talk idly 51-Imitated KO D> x = i 209 53-Stalk 57-Female ruff 58-Printer's measure 60-Pigpen 62-A state (abbr). 64-Hebrew month <4 b> ood Ro 5o4 DOG