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PAGE 16 TERRACE BAY NEWS JUNE 28, 1972 FINAL VOWS MADE BY TEACHING NUN Unfortunately Sister Paulette's picture did not arrive in time for last week's news. A ceremony of religious profession was held in St. Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church when Sister Paulette Hadfield made her final profession of vows as a Sister of St. Joseph. Photo by M. Lundberg. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT TO GRANT $275,000 TO SIOUX LOOKOUT, ONTARIO, AIRPORT The Federal Government will provide $275,000 for improving Sioux Lookout Airport, John Reid, M.P. (Kenora-Rainy River) announced on behalf of Transport Minister Don Jamieson. The funds will be used for reconstructing the main gravel runway and extending it to 4,000 feet. Mr. Reid added that the town of Sioux Lookout will be taking over the airport, currently is pro- vided with regular commercial air service to Pickle Lake and Dryden. GOLF NEWS Last weeks winners of the twilight "A" event was R. Rattray with a 34 1/2 for low gross and M. Dash- kewytch shot a 36 for low net. For the "B" event it was W. Miller with a 44 for low gross and L. Swir- hum for low net with a 36. This weeks twilight will be sponsored by Labatt's Breweries. Don't forget the Knights of Columbus Tournament this Saturday. : See Leo Rajotte Phone 824-2329 or 825-3898 ELGAR RIGHT HE PTT IN AT THE SCHREIBER 1 otors We trim the price LIMITED - not the customer. AY AVAEARA HOLIDAIRE TRAVELAIRE 14' - 16' 15' - 17! 18' - 20' 20' - 22 What a holiday Maker! The Lo-Jolla Twenty Tandem makes exciting holidays come true. It's completely self-contained, with every conceivable conveneince built right in. : Step inside and check the standard features: 3- burner stove, 3-11- volt lights, propane lamp, panorama window, full length wardrobe and many more . Latch onto your dream of leisure: hitch up the Fifteen and take off [ LO-JOLLA - THE TOTAL TRAVEL TRAILER