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Page 4 " GouS Ofbn IRIA[D] fe [VEINS] fojRlole [Rs le [als [7] al eee a fs] 1ol wl aamaae whi [str TF Tule] ae ae Sosa ele |T MESlAlc] SIO totaal [s[u Alt {s} Afi [Mle Me Tule felt] NESu SEEN NOW PAY OFF ALL YOUR WORD PUZZLE. Last week we printed the last of the series of crossword puzzles we had contracted for. THE MONEY YOU NEED MOST people need extra cash at this time of year. Many people prefer to RENT the cash they need from Crescent. When you RENT money from Crescent you can combine all your bills into one easy monthly payment -- suited to your budget. HOW do you RENT money? -- Phone, write or walk into any Crescent office and tell the Manager you want to rent enough money to pay off all your bills. Then you will have only one easy monthly payment. RENT money? Yes, it's the modern way to meet your money needs. When you rent, there's no need to feel apologetic because we respect our customers and their reasons for renting . . . with most of our customers, we don't even ask why they are renting money! There's no red tape, just a simple credit requirement. CAN you think of an easier, or safer, way to pay off all your bills? Use the handy "Money-Renter" coupon below and solve your money problems the modern way. Bo ne eee ee ; Term ] | would like to rent $...000.000cc. 105.75" * 12 months | INO agi ales a en cae 395.42 20 months Address 710.65 24 months d 1,014.07 30 months 2,016.00 36 months 77. '00 Larger Amounts up te $3,000 (or more) also available Ca RG VRE a (Crescent [Finance E.J. Chateauvert, Manager, Box 368, Imperial Motel Phone 825-3286 FRI., JAN. 28th. - 8 P.M. SCHREIBER TOWN HALL sharp $1.00 - ADMISSION Get out and support your Artificial lce Committee! ! 20Games e eee $ 5 .00 each aoe $85. is worth © xe * Se by the Artificial Ice Committee. THE NEWS ANSWER TO LAST WEEK"S CROSS- COSTA'S TERRACE BAY, ONT. - PH. 3513 BELATRE: FROZEN OYSTERS LARGE TIN - - - - - FROZEN (ba ed BELAIRE FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 3 =< $1.00 bl Ont tek THE ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS OF THE EMPLOYEES' MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY WILL BE HELD IN THE RECREATION CENTRE AT 7,15 P.M., ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1965. BUSINESS WILL BE THE ELECTION OF DIRECTORS AND SUCH OTHER BUSINESS AS MAY PROPERLY COME BEFORE THE MEETING. LEGION CURLING CHAMPS SLATED FOR DRUMMONDVILLE (Ottawa) Eastern Legion curlers are out to break a monoton- ous monopoly on silverware, a grip held by the Westerners for eight years now . They get their next chance when the Legion's national curling championships open in Drummond- ville on March 22nd. The five-day round-robin playoffs will be held at the Drummondville Arena, with the local branch hosting. About 8,000 Legionnaires are involved in play- downs at branch and district level. Provincial finals will be completed by March 8th. Branch competition is open to any ordinary or life member of the Legion. Although Western teams have won the eight past encounters, the Easterners have been steadily im- proving. Last year, after eight draws, the Eastern teams were tied with two Western groups for second place. Winner was hometowner Dunc Grant of Calgary with a 7-2 record. ANDY O'BRIEN TO APPEAR AT SPORTSMAN'S SHOW Andy O'Brien, sports editor of Weekend Maga- zine has accepted an invitation to officially open this year's Sportsman's Show on the evening of April 2lst at 8 p.m. The Show is held annually by the Kiwanis Club of West Fort William and is becoming one of the big events each year. Ted Peck, a well-known TV and Radio personality will also appear under the sponsorship of Rothman's ciu Pall Mall. A Porpoise Act--The Five Wades- Willy Keo and local dance group are among the entertainers booked for the show. Tickets go on sale in Mid=-March.