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NOVEMBER 21, 1968 PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR MORE. 5 P.M. DECEMBER 24TH NYLONS WOOL - JAC SHIRTS discontinued lines, assorted Poo Guar styles 172 FRIGE Fae the $4298 FOOTWEAR CLEARANCE _Odd sizes 1/2 PRICE SLACKS KIDDLE DOLLS TOYS 506 ,. $1.98 SPIROGRAPH Public Speaking Contest - cont'd from page 4) EACH Manitouwadge. Senior Division: Albert Cadieux, Lorraine Belliveau, Terrace Bay; Peter Lee, Dagmar Dettbarn, Marathon; Gary Leinonien, Michelle Landry, Nip-Rock; Robert Greenwood, Joyce Hoffman Manitouwadge . While the Adjudicators were out in their delibera- tions, the Holy Angels School Choir entertained with four numbers, led by Miss Jane Syvitski. They were, The Happy Wanderer, The Grandfathers Clock, Santa Lucia and May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. Mr. Kenney introduced the speakers, and Chief Adjudicator, Mr. M. Anderson announced the winners They were - in the Junior Division - Maureen Camp- bell, first; Robbie Brooks from Manitouwadge, second. In the senior division - Peter Lee first, and Robert Greenwood second. Presentation of Awards was made by Mr. R. Sinotte. Each contestant received a consolation prize. The Schreiber Choir led in the singing of God Save the Queen. FOR RENT - three room furnished apartment, private entrance, electrically heated - available in Decem- ber. Phone 3305 TERRACE BAY NEWS TAPE RECORDER win cscs DROP YOUR RECEIPT INTO THE RED BOX. THE LUCKY WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED Men's, Women's Pe ae 99 Odd sizes only 4. Qc CHRISTMAS CARDS 51 cards in a box GUMBY & POKEY 79 XMAS BUDGET PLAN Between now and December 24th you purchase up to the amount of arrang- ed credit. YOU PAY 1/3 IN JAN .-FEB.-MAR. YOU PAY NO INTEREST OR SERVICE CHARGE providing the above terms are BUY GIFTS NOW! -88 | KOLESAR'S STOCKING FILLERS | TERRACE BAY, ONT. 19 Phone 3327 | CARD OF THANKS - On behalf of the Terrace Bay Private Hospital Board, and the Hospital Staff, | 6.66 met .« ' wish to thank the members of the Second Terrace Bay Brownie Pack for the large number of comic books they collected for the use of our young patients. Comic books are always enjoyed a great deal, but unfortunately they do not last long in the hands of some of our younger patients. Our thanks also to Brown Owls Myrtle McBride and Phyllis Boutilier who are in charge of the Brownie Pack. Mrs. C. Buck, Superintendent REEVE REPLIES TO PORT ARTHUR RADIO STATION Replying to recent broadcasts heard over C.F.P.A Port Arthur in which the radio station quotes and enlarges on a scurrilous article written in the United Church Observer, Reeve Cavanaugh has sent the following letter to the radio station. It is expected they will give the same publicity to repiies to the above mentioned attack as they did to the original article: Your News item. Broadcast of November 3rd in which you quote from an article appearing in the United Church Observer on the morals of the people of Terrace Bay and certainly (Cont' dc on page 13) _