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Page 4 THE COUNCIL (Continued from P.1) of plastic sheeting for the Swim- ming Pool's windbreak, noting there was a frost and heat warran ty. Council therefore passed a motion to pay $800. towards the cost, the remaining $700 from Recreation. Permission was granted the two constables to take one week vaca tion, after arranging necessary replacements. Police quarters would be moved to the basement of the Utilities Building until such time as permanent quarters were completed on the ground floor. They will move by June 15. . Enquiring about a Cemetery Board, Councillor Cavanaugh was informed this was no longer in exist- ence. He recommended the approach to the Ceme- tery should be improved, but learned this was not Town property. Reeve Hsenan noted improvements at the Cemetery had cost $1,000 last year. Council learned no suggestions had been submitted to the Chamber of Commerce to date on their Centen nial Project contest. If necessary, the Chamber Lee BEAUTY 8 cil also had several suggested projects. Councillor Fraser enquired about street cleaning and Councillor Brown reported the wt was nowin use and cleaning started. COUPLE HONOURED ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY Emily and Bert Lohr were the guests of honor at a surprise party recently on the occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Over fifty friends filled their home to offer congratulations and enjoy a social evening. On behalf of the group Bill Col- borne presented Em and Bert with a silver tea service and, to complete the evening, cut the beautifully decorated wedding cake. Host and Hostess were their daughter and son, Donna and David. Preceding the party a family dinner was held in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel when Em and Bert were presented with a corsage and boutonniere, a set of golf clubs to Father and luggage to Mother from Donna, David and Ricky. Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Stachiw of Terrace Bay are pleased to announce the marriage of their only daughter, Julia Anne to Mr. David Storm Cowan, son of Mr.and Mrs. Sol Cowan of 76 Rupert Street, Port Arthur, on Friday, May 29th in Port Arthur. Attendants at the wedding ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stachiw, brother and sister-in-law of the bride. TENNIS NEWS A real interest in Tennis has been apparent this Spring, with the courts in almost constant use. Un- fortunately, despite continued efforts, it has been impossible to form a Tennis Club because of lack of interest. However, this new revival could mean the reformation of a Club. IF YOU WOULD BE INTERESTED {Cont'd Page. 5) fe me hE LISTEN GIRLS-PLEASE LEND AN EAR ---- I'VE PERSONALIZED BEAUTY SUGGESTIO/ BARB ER SHOP Terrace Bay Motor Hotel PHONE 3209 would then submit their own recommendations. Coun= NEWS (2) NOTICE YOUR SHELL OIL AGENT, Rolly Sinotte, WILL BE OUT OF TOWN FROM JUNE 2/64 TO JULY 4/64 FOR EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL SCHREIB ER 276. ee) + CARD OF THANKS - | would like to thank everyone who visited me from Terrace Bay, sent cards, gifts or helped in any way during my recent illness\, Your kindness will always be remémb ered. Agnes Szpak FOR SALE = #961 Plymouth located Clark Motor Sales, Nipigon. Terms cash. Forwarcdhighest cash offer to PUBLIC TRUSTEE, 145 QUEEN WEST, Tor- onto. BABY SITTER WANTED - alicia @\woman to mind children part time while mo orks. Phone 3597. BEDDING PLANT SALE - sponsored by the Terrace Bay Hotticultural Society, a truck load of bedding plants will arrive at approx..9\30 Monday morning, June 8th and will be located neler, the swimming ool . HOUSE FOR SALE = corner of May Contact R. Skinner, Schreiber. FOR SALE = four burner Propane\Range - also 3 bur- ner Propane hot plate = both in gogdNcondition. Ph. Schreib er 778. FOR SALE = 54" cabinet with stainle faucets = wall cupboards included. & Scotia Streets . steel sink and ne 3613. SS A aN ACROSS 41, Waste 17. Mois- a3 Portico: 42. Seed ture AIL JE|S BMCTUISIP] Gr. vessels on ISIC IOIN TE BOIRIAC Te | 5. Unit of "DOWN grass AC eee ey at weight 1.Elementary 20.Humble [EISHIMITINIO 1 IN [O RBAIS IA) 9. City: Fla, 2. Arrange 21. Greek re ae BGIRIE|X} 10. Italian (figures) 'od IM} g coins in takles of 12. Artist's 8. Hebrew forests pigment measure 22, En- AIBIElT 13. On fire 4. Breeze raged SI TIANIO REO IIRIS) 14.Onthe---- 5. Bright 24.Marry SSHANVEIBIEIETT of the : : _ 25. alee mo} . Al ding i 15, Meocvalens . aS 26. nae " oer ot machine 8. Girl's plant 35. Nocturnal 16. Old name 27. Splicing birds measure 9. Ponders tool: naut, 36.Palm of length 11, Shabby 28. Expunges starch 17, Owing 15, Unexploded 29, Wise men 88. ""------. goes 18, pl bomb 31. Make holy the weasel" rce epee ee ee as with yr eee PLL TY - ae isu Bree ah 6 , ase inal trailer clei biol CA | be xB RCA 25. wares L Y sofa tly, naan i ee arriers 9 - _, note 7 alee er = Epoch Z Y en . Goods 2 left over Pe 36. Jaggea oer projection 87. Harriet a Oe ill -Beecher Pee a wetness PT | 39. Elevations 7) | 40. S-shaped . mMgldings Li