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Page 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS EXTRA CARE FOR MIRACLE FABRICS September 14, 1967 ED'S B.A. SERVICE TERRACE BAY RREKKREREREER Whether your wearables are made of "orlon" or "acri- SCHREIBER, ONTARIO ' Telephone 155 lan," we have the know-how to Edmund Trapp KEEP YOUR CAR IN A-1 SHAPE BRING IT TO ED - A LICENSED MECHANIC. Cor. Mill Rd. & Hwy. 17. Phone 3251 keep them looking new and fresh! We are always pleased to receive information about the accomplishments of the young people of our community or of those who attended local schools. Many remember Mr. & Mrs. Russ Downey and family who, after living here for many years moved to California. Recently they wrote to us, enclosing a clipping AUXILIARY MEETING ( from Page 2) Mrs. Brooks, as superintendent of the C.G.1.T., a midweek group, spoke on the need for teenage girls to have more spiritual teaching than-solely at the one evening a week session. An interesting coloured film "And Something Happen ed" followed. This showed how one family went back | ~ to church on Sunday and midweek to bring their spirit-| -- about their son Ron which we reproduce below: HONOR GRADUATE Aircrafisman Ronald E, Downey, 21, of Canadian Forces Base Trenton, graduated with honors this week from a 17 week Aera Engine Technicians Basic Course at Canadian Forces Base Borden, Ontario, On course at the nation's larg- est military training cen tre, he achieved 89.5% on his final examinations, top- ping his class and nearly setting a record high mark over previous courses, Canadian Forces Photo Patricia Downey too is still in Canada, a student nurse in Vancouver. : x LADIES GOLF NEWS The Sweetheart Mixed Two-B all is scheduled for this Sunday, September |7 at 1.30 p.m. The entry fee is 50¢ per person. Let's have a good turnout - this may be the only chance you have to golf with your husband. Ladies Day winner, Tuesday, September 5 was Marie Edmunds, B est Putter for a nine hole comp- etition. Ladies Day will continue every Tuesday at | .30 p.m. weather permitting. ual life back as a reality. A tasty lunch was served Mrs. M. Chisholm and her committee. ACROSS 1-Stroke 4-Rocky hills 8-Lane 12-Ventilate 13-Dillseed 14-Century plant 15-Mountain in Crete 19-World 16-Setback ee" 18-Song-and-dance imt. cistisaamcle 22-Possess 24-Symbol for oo of tellurium , : 25-Sea eagle 21-Printer's 26-Hindu peasant measure 27-Time gone by 22-Poem 28-Turkish 23-Roman road regiment 27-Crony (colloq.) oo oe 30-Shade tree aang 32-Quarterbacks pean 33-River island 43-Near 31-Man"s nickname 36-French article 44-Stitches 32-Metal fastener PR, : r PS BS DOOY 33-Beverage KX ae 6-Fall back 7-Cubic meter 8-Submissive 9-Mohammedan name 10-Also 11-Chicken 17-Spanish for "yes" a | 4/3] 3 RW] HR lvl av] 5) AN). BU OO) wu [Al] 3] A[3 BR S|M| 0 Be lv] ri] 3] 2] Sd] BN] 3} BQ08 Bone NODSRHLRHE 3] 0] 1) Ve LTS] NIV] HH] |W} S| 2]O[ 1 a Liv) SOLUTION 45-American ostrich 46-Designating certain tides 47-Dance step 48-Guido's high 37-Harbinger 38-Comely 40-Music: very slow 41-Latin conjunction hots 49-Short sleep 50-Bushy clump ° AXA eee xD oS o, 6 Do Sq 650 34-Negative ROY eS 35-Dinner course * 37-Pronoun 38-Fondle 39-Cravats 40-Permit 41-Teutonic deity 42-District in ay OO] $4 Ks » ® N 47-Pierce 51-Definite article 52-Winglike 53-Shine 54-Afternoon party 55-Weakens 56-Advantage 57-Bark DOWN 1-Couple 2-Assistant 3-Tour 4-Biblical weed 5-Number