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Page 4 FOR SALE - 13 ft. wooden boat and ld Sn elie IT TAKES OVER THREE THOUSAND BOLTS TO HOLD trailer. Reasonable. Phone 3245 be- tween 5 and 7 p.m. CARD OF THANKS = I would like to thank my many friends in Terrace Bay for their letters, cards and visits to me, while | was in hospital . Mrs. Boutilier - Terrace Bay CARD OF THANKS - We sincerely thank the doctors and staff of Terrace Bay Private Hospital, the police, a Mr .Stewart and all others who helped in any way when Mrs. Jankas suffered an acute attack of food poisoning. We must point out that this food was not purchased in this district. The meal was eaten in Nipigon. Mr.and Mrs.A.Jankas, Chicago, Ill. WANTED - Paper boy to deliver 14 papers on Birch Crescent. Phone 825-3241. Mr.and Mrs .Clifford Woods announce the en- gagement of their eldest daughter, Gail, to Mr. Larry Roy Stacey, son of Mr.and Mrs. John Stacey of Mitchell, Ontario. The wedding will take place in Terrace Bay Com- munity Church on July 16th. MINOR HOCKEY BANQUET JUNE 18TH The Terrace Bay Minor Hockey Banquet is slated for 6 p.m. June 18th at the Moose Hall. It will be a Father and Son affair and all fathers are urged to attend and, by their attendance, indicate their appreciation and support of the work being done for Minor Hockey in Terrace Bay. President of the Association, Joe Adamo, will See last week's advertisement in the News for other gift ideas FATHER'S DAY Sunday, June 19 back on again. THE NEWS SHELL OIL Dealer R. SINOTTE Phone 3268 - Terrace Bay KORATRON CASUAL SLACKS [98 and 8-98 The famous Koratron slacks for men that never ever require ironing. Just wash, dry and they're ready to put June 16, 1966 speak on the topic, "Your Future in Hockey." SECOND INTER-FAITH DINNER HELD On June 6th local residents were privileged to have Rev. E.E.Long, B.A., B.D., D.D., & LL.D., secre- tary of the General Council of the United Church of Canada as guest speaker at the inter-faith dinner which was held in the Moose Hall . Doctor Long is a word traveller and is active in the Ecumenical Movement. He traced the history of this movement from the early 1900's to the present day. He informed his audience of current ecumenical activities in North America and abroad and he made some sugges- tions as to what the future might bring. Dr .Long commended those present on their initiative in getting together to foster better understanding . The speaker was introduced by Mr.John Ferrier and thanked by Mr.Ray Kenney. On Saturday, June 4th, the women teachers of Terrace Bay and Schreiber public schools attended the area meeting of the local association of the Federation of Women Teachers, held in Marathon. At this meeting Mrs.Dora Trach and Miss Marion Desormeau of the Terrace Bay staff were elected president and secretary respectively, for the com- ing year. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING THURSDAY The regular meeting of Terrace Bay Chamber of Commerce will be held on Thursday, June 16th (not July 16th as announced on the notice), in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre - at 7.30 p. BIG MONEY WON AT CASH-O There was a fair attendance at the Cash-O spon- sored by the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Hockey Assoc- iation in Terrace Bay Arena last Wednesday . Mrs .Pytyck of Terrace Bay won the $200 "Black Out" and Miss Sheila Weaver of Schreiber won the $100 door prize. Winners of $10 games were Gretchen Smith, Schreiber, Mrs.A.Szpak, Terrace Bay, Mr.E.Plucher, Heron Bay, Marg Nesbitt and Mrs.Holmes, Schreiber, Mrs.Huard, Schreiber, Mrs B.Thorsteinsen, Terrace Bay, Mrs.Papineau, Terrace Bay, Mrs.Gail Savoy, Terrace Bay, (Cont'd P. 8) Come in and let our friendly staff help you. KOLESAR'S Simcoe Plaza- - - Phone 3327