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1968 NOVEMBER 7 TEL-TIME & s WATCHES FOR MEN AND : WOMEN \e Extra bracelets \in ey INTEREST FREE LOAN of $60 to $600 over 4 months ODDFELLOWS AND REBEKAHS MEETING The regular meeting of the C.P.T. Humanitarian Service of the Oddfellows and Rebekahs was held in Schreiber on November 3rd. They thanked all who had helped in any way to make their Penny Auction a success. The draw on a hamper of groc- eries was won by Mrs. J. Weaver of Terrace Bay. The business part of the meeting entailed a great deal as it was the second last meeting of the year. The C.P.T. candies are now available from any member . i The C.W.L. will meet November 10th at 8.30 in St. Martin's Church hall, preceeded by the reci- tation of the Rosary. ee TERRACE BAY HOSPITAL DOCTOR'S HOURS For the time being, the Doctor's Office hours will be 9 - 12.a.m. and 2-5p.m., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, and 9 - 12. a.m. only on Wed- nesday and Saturday . ae Please confine all phone calls and assists to these hours . es C "ne TERRACE BAY NEWS _PAGE 7 4 ge we S | BA on Len Pe Yj SS i be ay, "@) ws Ae? tet iN a OE £Y jj K WE WENT STRAIGHT TO SANTA'S WORKSHOP TO FIND FUN-FILLED TOYS TO THRILL CHILDREN OF ALL AGES Skates = oles:, MEN's AND CHILDRENS AT CLEARANCE PRICES! PHONE SCHREIBER 115 There will be no evening office hours, no Saturday afternoon or Sunday office hours. Emergencies will be cared for as in the past. Your co-operation is requested. D.J.M. McCausland, M.D. Pinewood Court, our district Home, where many of our elderly friends have already made their home, is holding a Jack Frost Tea on November 23rd. They will have White Elephant and Parcel Post Tables (parcels 25¢ value). If you would like to _help.out, your donation could be-sent directly to. Pinewood Court, Fort William or left with me. Thank you. Sima Willoughby CAMP CLUMSY KILLERS Hunting was not the immediate cause of 61 per cent of the hunting accidents in Ontario in 1967; these accidents were due to the unintentional dis- charge of mishandled weapons. Thirty-nine per cent of the victims in hunting accidents were shot while standing within ten yards of the shooter.