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O. FINK HEADS C., OF C. FOR 1970 Main item of business at last Thursday's Chamber of Commerce Meeting held in the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre was election of a slate of officers to head the affairs of the group for the coming year. A slate, presented by nominating Committee chair man R, Sinotte was accepted with only one change and the new officers are - President, Oswald Fink; Vice-President; R. Sinotte; Directors - R. Bray, A. Chisholm, D. Beno, H. Lohr, D. Desrosiers, L. Boudreau, W. Pirie and D. Rafalant. The meeting, conducted by retiring president S. Kolesar was well attended. W. Pirie reported that arrangements are almost concluded to have district weather reports sent by the Area Office of Ontario Hydro to Lakehead radio and television stations for broadcast each day. The secretary read a letter confirming that re- presentatives from the Department of Highways will attend the January meeting to discuss and perhaps find an acceptable solution to danger facing child- ren crossing Highway 17 on their way to and from the centre of town. A letter from the Moose Lodge declining the Chamber's suggestion that they take over maintenanc CHRISTMAS CARDS ae her i, Price TEENAGERS COATS SPECIAL Reg. Price $34.95 to $39.95 $18 95 and $20. ae VY Pric DISPLAY ON MAIN FLOOR ONLY PHONE 825-389i LAST-MINUTE Wore of the beach area known as Kiwanis Park sparked a discussion which ended with a motion that the Depart- ment of Lands and Forests be approached to mdintain the area. Another motion was passed acceding to Reeve Cavanaugh's written request that the Chamber sponsor him at $5.00 per hour in the Skat-A-Thon. A letter of appreciation was sent to Terry Scott, manager of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce here until his recent transfer, for his active roll in the Chamber.. Before adjourning the meeting President Kolesar congratulated the new officers, thanked those who worked with him during the past year and announced | that installation will be held at the meeting schedul= ed for the third Thursday in January, 1970 at 7:30 p.n Each year editors wrack their brains searching for stories iz appropriate for the Christmas season, and yet different. The Post Office suggested - "A Child's Picture of Christmas". -- Starting December 1, through to January 15, children all across Canada under the age of 13 have been invited to. desig a 1970 Christmas stamp. Each year the Post Office issues tw special commemorative Christmas stamps. This Christmas, ; throughout the schools, children have been invited to send ~ their drawings of "What Christmas Means to Me" to "Christmas Canada". The best of the drawings will be issued as next © year's Christmas stamps - at least five so that each region of Canada will be represented. Fach school has received copies of the brochure as well as background material. Panty Hose a ~ BOY'S ASSIMILATED S ASSIMILATED LEATHER 9-95 benchwarmers GIRL'S Sizes 8 to 14 PAIR = JACKETS Size 8 - 18 Reg. $12.95 Reg. Price $13.99 SPECIAL $10.49 | STORE WILL OPEN 9 A.M, TO 9 P.M. FHURSDAY, FRIDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ROBINSON STORES TERRACE BAY, Where Shopping is a Pieasure