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PACE 4 ' reennce BAY NEWS [|\ Published every Thursday at the News Printing Plant. Post Office Building, Terrace Bay, Ontario. Phone 825-3747. Deadline for advertisements is NOON each Monday - other items Tuesd4y mor.ing. Classified ade ~ minimim charge 60¢ (20 vords and under). Cerds of Thanks end Anneuncements - mintmun charge $1.00 (30 words and under) : Subseription rete - $2.50 per year. Authorized as second class rail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa and for peynent of postage in cash. PROCLAMATION CIVIC HOLIDAY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 BOATING DAY The Council of The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay at its meeting on Tuesday, December 10 1968, resolved that BOXING DAY shall be observed on Thursday, December 26th, and such day shall be proclaimed as a CIVIC HOLIDAY. In compliance with the aforesaid resolution Reeve ' W.E. Cavanaugh has proclaimed BOXING DAY, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1968, as a CIVIC HOLIDAY. W. Hanley, Clerk Treasurer. WA GOD SAVE THE QUEEN FOR SALE - 250 C.C. Suzuki Mc 4000 miles, like new. Phone 3539. ow ee » permanen ato " \ Your NEWSPAPER ! The Medium with the etd a ee s e DRY CLEANING ew aaa 7 sare 8 LB. LOAD -$3.00 TERRACE BAY NEWS | @11 whe made donations to The Cancer Society and the Manse AN HERBAL REMEDY weeks with DEIGHT: REMOVER. No: an harmless to healthy skin. WAGHORN PHARMACY Hours 1 - 4p.m. Mon. through Sat. DECEMBER 19, 1968 NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED Effective immediately Birch Motors, Schreiber, Ontario will no longer be representatives for Wright Motors, Nipigon or Chrysler Canada Limited. Ph. BIRCH MOTORS 640 Schreiber CARD OF THANKS ~ It is difficult to know where to begin, or | how to express our grateful thanks and appreciation for the many , many worderful tributes and thoughtful efforts made te end for my dear husband and our loving Father, Forbes oad Special thanks to all the steff of Terrace Bey Hospitai, and Dr. McCausland, Dr. Uzicanin and Dr. Searles for their gentle care and encouregement, and to all friends for the many cards. flowers and visits during his long stay in hospital. Then when he entered into Eternal Rest, our heartfelt thanks to: The Gawley Funeral Home, Masonic Order A.F. & A.M. Terrace Bay, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, I.0.0.F., Silver' Birch Chapter 0.F.S., Ruby Rebekah Lodge, and Father Cano, Fund in his memory, the many who sent floral tributes, the neighbours and friends who sent and brought food to our home and all those who helped during the day, all who loaned cars and/or drove for the funeral, honorary pallbearers, active pallbearers, ushers and our soloist and lastly Rev. Prinse- i lear and Rev. Husser for their touching eulogy, and from whom we all derived so much strength and comfort during these anx- ious weeks and trying days. These gracious deeds shall be - remembered always, and will be a living Memorial to a kind and wonderful man. Jessie Macadam and Family. CARD OF THANKS = I wish to thank the Doctors and murses of Terrace Bay Hospital for their care during ny stay there. RTS Sass NOTICE - I regret that this office will be closed until the end of the year but this has'| become necessary on account of ny recent i1]- | ness. I would like to take this opportunity to thank those who sent cards etc. during ny hospitalization and to thank especially the staff of Terrace Bay hospital for kindness received during my stay there and above all Dr. McCausland who looked after me like a brother. on hands, tace, removed within On's I shall be back somn- encing the New Yeer for 1969, z GK. SEARLES, Fe 1 MAYTAG WASHERS - 25¢ PER LOAD | | LOADSTAR STEAM DRYERS - 10¢ for 10 min. my SUPERIOR COIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS REAR OF SHOPPING PLAZA - TERRACE BAY - PHONE 825-9/87