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ITS WINTER... IS YOUR CAR - READY 2 "Why Not Drop in Today and Find 'Out ?" Everything 'Your Car Needs for Winter driving oe All service performed by efficient person- nel. Firestone Winter Tires Texaco Anti-freeze GEM TEXACO SERVICE Corner Mill Rd. & Hwy. 17 Phone 3723 Inspirational Retreat - cont'd from page 7 both of Schreiber, 'led in a sing-song. Miss Smith then led in another discussion, and discussed the Mission Study in China. Mrs. C. Slomke thanked Miss Smith for a truly inspirational day, and Mrs. Hicken added her thanks to Miss Smith, and also the ladies of the Community Church for their hospitality . A warm welcome is extended to Reginald (Reg) McManaman, his wife and baby. He is a graduate of Toron- to-Chicago Vocational School and is a licens- ed Auto and Diesel Mechanic. Born in Nova Scotia, Reg serv ed in the Navy for three years and has four years garage experience. He is currently employed at the Gem-Texaco Service Station in Terrace Bay and invites you to bring your auto troubles to him, at the corner of Highway 17 and the Mill Road. 1S ene tate earch se ne a cr De TERRACE BAY NEWS PROUD DESPITE R.C.M.P. OCTOBER 10, 1968 The following is a letter printed in the Montreal newspaper: Dear Sir, - | recently returned with a friend after a hitch-hik- ing trip to Vancouver. At times we were made to feel like criminals. At Lake Louise all the campsites were full. The R.C.M.P. wouldn't let us sleep in the jail and wouldn't let us use the lawn in the rear. We were E told we would get 60 days if found sleeping anywhere} ~ in the town outside a hotel, which we couldn't afford} We were told we could sleep outside the town limits, | off the highway. At Terrace Bay, Ontario, the police would have let us use the jail if they had had one, but instead dr drove us to the CPR station giving us permission to sleep there. One even offered to drive us to a look- out point the following day. In Blind River weslept on the sidewalk outside a supermarket. The OPP checked our identity and then checked every few hours to make sure we weren't being bothered. Despite the attitude at Lake Louise, which is the most beautiful lake | have ever seen, the trip mad me proud to be a Canadian. Kenneth A. Saxe, Montreal . 4 Len Williams and Cy Brassard of Terrace Bay, start ed out to bag a moose, but instead, ended up that day with a 125 Ib. Timber Wolf. Len says it was Cy's keen eye that first sighted the wolf, up on Spidell's Road, and Len shot it. They'll go out again looking for that moose. -photo by Marg Lundberg