The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

The Peak in Paper Luxury NAPKINS @ MATCHES e Monogrammed Napkins white, 3-ply facial tissue... paper, the look of fine linen, the chic of smart styling. Luxurious gold marble colour gift boxes make these ideal gifts for any occasion -- and a treat for your own use. Monogrammed Playing Cards & Matches Gerrarce Bay News Post Office Building - - - - Telephone 3747 COUNCIL QUOTES (Cont'd from Pg. in town is now under consideration. Accounts passed are as follows:- Library $476.00, Recreation $6,016.20 and $6,116.60, Hydro $9,767.32, Town $12,433.01 and Snack Bar $3,768.22. LOCAL BOY ATTENDS SKI SCHOOL Lyle Nicol of Terrace Bay attended the Northwestern Ontario Ski Instruc- tors' School which ran from December 26th to 31st. Forty one took the clinic and four passed but these had taken it before. Chief examiner was Bob Mor- gan, now head of the ski school at Little Norway, assisted by Ray Kukko, Terry Axelson and Joan Redman. The course covered everything from basic fundamentals to advanced skiing and was the Canadian technique. For examinations we taught before groups of ten and taught something for each instructor and were marked on choice of terrain, method and demonstration. A ski off was held in which each stud- ent had to demonstrate a number of maneuvers before all four examiners when a final mark was given. During the course, three one hour lectures were given and here we collected our notes. The course concluded with a lunch- eon in the Chalet and certificates and awards were handed out. The trip was made possible by the Terrace Bay Recreation Association and Ski Club. The Ski School in Terrace Bay runs each Saturday and is for both adult and children members. Subscription to the Terrace Bay News is $2.50 a year. Fill in the handy coupon below and send direct to Ter- race Bay News, Box 579, Terrace Bay. Name Address COASTERS . soft, sparkling with the convenience of THE NEWS SUPERIOR Hours - 1.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. COELN TAUN ORY and DRY CLEANING Rear of Shopping Plaza - Terrace Bay - Phone 9787 By using as many washers as required at the same time, a family's whole weekly washing can be completed in less than two hours. One dryer holds up to three washer loads. Save your time and hot water for other needs. Steam drying cuts down on ironing time too. Frost-free fingers DRY CLEANING - No matter what kind of fabric or color--our experienced attendant will help you sort and prepare the gar- ments for best results. An eight pound lood for iust $2.00. HALF HOUR SERVICE. Open every day 8 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. MAYTAG WASHERS - 25¢ PER LOAD LOADSTAR STEAM DRYERS - 10¢ PER 10 MIN. CARL GORHAM RECEIVES AWARD Carl Gorham, a new comer to Terrace Bay re- siding at 555 Superior Drive, has been named re- cipient of the 1966 C. Howard Smith Memorial Medal and Travel Voucher by the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association. This award is for the best EXCHANGE ALL YOUR OUTSTANDING BILLS for one easy monthly payment! You can RENT the MONEY you need from CRESCENT From $50 to $3,000 -- for a week, month, year, or longer. Renting money is like' renting a car. It helps you go places and get things done -- so you've more time for fun and pleasure. Crescent is the company friends recommend, so you can be sure of fast, friendly service. Do what you want to do now. Call Crescent and rent the money you need. CRESCENT FINANCE CANADA'S MOST CONSIDERATE FINANCE COMPANY 3. C. GUNN, Manager sincere PLAZA -- Box 368 TERRACE BAY -- pur ago Phone: - 625-3286 "ert FRIDAY EVENINGS ntil - 6:00 p.a. Yi eg FRIENDLY GUL ae 700 MANY GIRLS THINK, A WOMAN'S WORK co { SHELL OIL SWELL) DEALER WY 825-3268 ROLY SINOTTE technical paper submitted to C.P.P.A. by a junior member of the Technical Section of that organization. Carl's paper was entitled "Conver- sion from Calcium Acid Sulphite to Sodium Bisulphite Pulping". It was submitted on work done in the indus- try prior to joining Kimberly-Clark in October 1965. CURLING NEWS The Lou Duquette rink of Len Crock- ford third, Dan Kenney second and Carl LeBlanc lead, won the Men's Zone curling this weekend. They will now represent Terrace Bay Curling Club in Manitouwadge January 28, 29 and 30th in the North- western Zone Playoffs for the right to enter the British Consul Northwestern and playdowns leading to the Mac- Donald Brier. NORTHWESTERN LADIES WINNER The Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club were host to rinks from Marathon and Manitouwadge over the weekend for the N'Western Ladies zone playdowns. The winning rink was Marathon skipped by Anne McDonald, Margaret Mair, third, Joan Romano second and Ann Masterson lead , Mrs. J. Chapman, President of the Terrace Bay Club presented Mrs. McDonald with the Dow's Trophy. The Marathon rink now enters the N'Western Playdowns in Port Arthur. STORK CLUB & Mrs. A.D. Luke, January 13th. Born to Mr. Schreiber, a girl,