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PAGE 4 OUR CUSTOMERS STAY WITH US Our dry cleaning service means much more than just the use of good solvents. From spot- ting to cleaning to pressing -- your clothes get personal attention. CLEANERS .....- Tailors and .** Terrace Launderers fie PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW Order your cabbage rolls, pyroghy, hot buns or bread. PLACE ORDERS BY THURSDAY, for FRIDAY PICK UP. Phone 825-3597. Bay COMMUNITY FALL FAIR JUBILEE Now that the season for Spring Cleaning has arriv- ed, there ore often articles to be disposed of that someone could use. Things like Appliances, Books, Boats and Motors, Boots, Baby Carriages, Clothing, Dishes, Fishing TERRACE BAY NEWS ROSSPORT INN, ROSSPORT | MAY 7, 1970 WHEN YOU ARE OUT FOR A DRIVE WITH THE FAMILY DROP IN TO THE ROSSPORT INN - WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF: @ CHIPS @ CHOCOLATE BARS @ MIXED CANDY @ POP and SUNDRIES FISHING AND HUNTING LICENSES AVAILABLE -- Open 7 days a week. -- Help Needed for Scout Olympics - cont'd from page | If you can spare a few hours per week, please offer your services for the next two months. The Olympics are held on June 19th - 21st. Please Call R. Mitchell 3606 and sign up! Jim Rogers, Group Committee Chairman. GRADE EIGHT STUDENTS PLAN ACTIVITIES St.Martin's Grade 8 students, in their continuin 9 endeavours to raise money for a trip to Winnipeg, are planning a number of activities. Mrs. R. Stinnotte was the lucky winner of a sweat- er raffled recently. Last Saturday's Slave Day was not too successful be cause of the inclement weather, but odd jobs after school will still be looked after by calling Teresa {Ramsay at 3681. Rods, Furniture, Oil Paintings, Wheel Barrows, Wash= ing Machines and Wigs, old or new. The Fair Committee would appreciate and pick-up any contribution, large or small. Just Phone 824- 2881; 824-2417 or 824-2218. Thank You. WANTED TO BUY - Used baby stroller. Phone 824- 2512: ROTO-TILLING DONE - phone 3343, L.Merkley. Station on Saturday, from 10 a.m., until 4 p.m. er's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Reid are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Betty Jean, to Mr. Larry Tiboni of Thunder Bay, Ontario. The wedding took place in First Church United in Thunder Bay on April 25th, 1970. A Bingo will be held at the Moose WANTED! DISTRIBUTOR FOR THIS AREA Company requires responsible man or woman to refill snack vending machines with national brand prod- ucts. Investment required of $1500 to $3000. Can net right person in- come of $800 per month or more. Applicant must be honest, energetic, have serviceable car and be able to devote 8 to 10 hours weekly. Routes established. No selling. More info provided if your letter contains de- tails on self. When writing, please include phone number. Sunway Distributing Ltd. Suite 2000, Place de Ville Ottawa 4, Ontario, Canada week. Avenue. Anyone who is willing to ; ' ; serve at check point i After nineteen years service with points ag iare o aay Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Company Limited Office, Esther Riley was pre- sented with a farewell gift of a sterling silver charm bracelet and charms on behalf of her co-workers. or Mel Nicol. Mrs. T. Dorland spent a few days in Toronto visiting her daughter Bonnie. A car. wash will be held at the Island View Service } Come out and get your car cleaned in time for Moth- | Hall on May 21st. Advance sale of tic tickets will start the latter part of this | Plans for the Walk-A-Thon are pro- | ceeding well. Sponsor sheets are avail: e able from George Ramsay at 67 Laurier | way is asked to contact George Ramsay | -- '