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PAGE 10 FATHER'S DAY | A SURE-TO-PLEASE... FATHERS DAY GIFT SWEATERS imported from Scotiand PULLOVERS - $12.95 CARDIGANS- $16.95 Magnetic FLASHLIGHTS WILL HOLD IN PLACE ON ANY METAL MEN'S WALLETS DAD WILL APPRECIATE ONE OF THESE! wear Maose Lodge Banquet - cont'd from page 9 Doreen Kurylo won the first prize trophy. Men's High Single and High Triple were won by Clarence Buck. Ladies High Single went to Kay Selman of Fort William and Ladies High Triple was won by Eva Love, of Fort William. Marg Hamaann won the prize for low score. Trophies were donated by Lance Hall of Gilbey's The Women of the Moose are to be commended for the excellent' dinner they provided on Saturday night}. Princess Alice Best in Ontario - cont'd from front pg March routine. These were intricate marches admir- ably executed and the Arena an ideal place to ob- serve the routines. The second part of the Program included a rope climbing display put on by the Cadets and a skit FOR AN EFFECTIVE VOICE IN OTTAWA ON m=tO < JUNE TERRACE BAY NEWS: fee EE SLEEPWEAR PERMA PRE5S all sizes 2.99 a ROBINSON STORES TERRACE BAY, ONT. WHERE SHOPPING 1S A PLEASURE "TELEPHONE 3891 JUNE 13, 1968 (hat G FOR DAD.... lane PYJAMAS QUALITY BROAD- CLOTH - assorted colors - $5. pe Traveling SLIPPERS SUMMER DRESS SHIRTS Short-sleeved shirts for office in zipper cases 3 pLastic $1.98 pr. LEATHER $4.25 pr: Men's SOCKS Regular value - $1.25 each SPECIAL - opr. $2917 SMART SUMMER TIES Show Father your appreciation on his one day - a fine selection | ].& $1.50) presented by the Wrenettes in which an escaped pris- oner was caught, and first aid administered to wound= ed members of the corps. Invited guests introduced by Lt. Commander J. Cumming included Terrace Bay and Schreiber repre- sentatives from various organizations and municipal Council, as well as Mr. J. Crist, Provincial secre- tary of the Navy League of Canada from Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Oram from RCN Corps Admiral ; Craddock, Port Arthur. The latter has given valuable} assistance to the Band and acts as assistant to Band Master F. Gould. Presentations were made as follows: Best All Round Cadet - Pl W Turner, Trophy presented by Command er T. Fallon; Best All Round Ordinary Cadet - A Brend, Trophy given by Lt. Commander P. Roegevin, staff officer RCN - HMCS Griffin; Best New Entry Cadet - Donald Keating, Trophy presented by Rev. Cont'd on page 11 LIBERA maid < 25 th,