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LEGION AUXTLTARY (Continued from Page 10). | Gordon, with P, Duggan as deena also 34 November 15, 1962 TERRACE BAY NEWS ee Page 11 EVERY CASH OR CREDIT-CARD TRANSACTION ENTITLES YOU TO A CHANCE ON OUR) MONTHLY $15 DRAW... JUST. GET YOUR TICKET & DEPOSIT IN THE DRUM AT OUR GARAGE. 08 - Mr. Sax Lundberg, October winner, receives a $15.00 cheque from Clarence Buck of Circle Route Service. * * * * HAVE YOU WINTER- IZED YOUR CAR.. WE CARRY THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS. Nylon Fleece Winter Auto Seat Covers - (easy slip on) Winter Seat Pads - Inside Car Warmers Trail Maker Snow Tires (new & retread) New Wheels -. (Get that extra wheel to protect the bead on your tire) CIRCLE ROUTE SERVICE ~ HWY. 17 & MILL ROAD T.A. 5-3645 'TERRACE BAY town hall.and Poppy Day sales were reported, Brownies led by Mrse Re Campbell, Miss S, A. Mrse R, Winters 'won the Lucky Twenty draw Stewart and Mrs. W, Stefurake J. Winters was > see > Keating and Mrs, Rigelsford the aCe and the high school girls choir sangs ro aaaaan gol d 1 tere In his address Father JeMe Cano said that tesses for Becedl ; oy as, ir. unch hos= only as we cherished, maintained and used' Pharson, ¥"S9n4 " : re eee e Spikula, C. | freedom of religious worship, family life, Wh a" Raregan elune liamson, T, speech and government, which our honored had ent, We zaporzan and Mrs. Re Macadam agreed| paid for with their lives, can we truly to convene the children's Christmas party» honor them and then only will their sacrifice eiieanauee RAV Ul! CT have any meaning, F, Gould was bugler and the REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE _ Flag was raised and lowered by Be Moores' A service of Remembrance was held at the Wreaths were laid by:= Mrse We Murphy, Cenotaph on Sunday preceded by a parade from Canadian Motherhood; memory of Jimny Richard-| the Canadian Legion, led by 38 Legionaires, { sony by Nrse Ja Richardson; memory of: Leslie | Pres. F, McKenna and color bearers J, Sawyer Gerow, by lirs. J. Gray; George Dancan, and R, Miller. F, Ginn was Marshall and others Canadian Legion; Mrs,» I, Johnson, Legion Au- | in boat the parade. 2902 tetad 20 cadets led by gH Soc) jxiliarys FoVe oVe Harnessy rate on n Page J 13) _ | re Night & Presentation cf ene He BE HELD SAT) NOV-I7 2 6.22 B.M.'N tHe HIGH SCHOOL OF THE LAKEHEAC COLLEGE WHO HAS CHCSEN AS HIS TOPIC PURPOSE. FOR CANADA' THE PUBLIC I is ¢ CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND -- a eee nome sane teen ena te inte St RE ae Spore e+ 8 | GUEST SPEAKER -- MR. DAVID MORGAN | | | |