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MAIL SERVICE IMPROVEMENT (cont'd from Pg .7) (2) Marathon and Terrace Bay - Frequency: 5 trips per week, Distance: 51.7 miles each way, Arrangement: Deluxe Taxi Service, Ma rathon, $20.00 per trip, Schedule: leave Marathon 1.45 p.m. - arrive Terrace Bay 3.00 p.m., Leave Terrace Bay 3.15 p.m. - arrive Marathon 4.30 p.m. | apologize for the delay in dealing with this case but, as | mentioned earlier, this was unavoidable due to the nature of the area and the various possibilities involved. | feel confident, however, that the residents of the localities concerned will fully appreciate the advantages of the new services once they are inaugurated." BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BOWLING ALLEYS AND SNACK BAR Situated within the Recreation Centre Building in Terrace Bay, Ontario. Overall operation includes: Snack Bar, Cigarette Counter, Bowling Alley (4 lanes) with newly installed automatic pinsetters, Arena concession booth. Excellent potential in all areas. Presently operated by municipality. Will lease to private operator on a rental basis. Further information may be obtained by contacting the undersigned. Applications from interested parties will be accept- ed byr the undersigned up to noon Wednesday, February I5th, 1967. W.J.Hanley, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Terrace Bay, P.O. Box 40, Terrace Bay, Ontario, Telephone 825-3315. are having their bonspiel and we would like to see a representative from this club taking part . Father to family, as he climbs out of car:'"Well,we finally found a parking space. Now, does anyone remember why we're here?" TERRACE BAY NEWS Special on PERMANENTS! $20. for? 1. $15. for 12 : e 12.50 for °](J.°° gio. tor $§.°° I Sonya HAIRSTYLING Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Co. Limited were JAN- 30th. ™ FEB. 25th. Prices effective in Terrece Bay and Schreiber. Children to 14 wea. for 6.5° 7. for 5, for appointment ¢all: Terrace Bay - 3855 Schreiber - 362 ANNUAL MANAGEMENT DINNER HELD | hosts at their annual ladies night management dinner last Wednesday in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel . After dinner, Mill Manager John Ferrier explained that adverse weather conditions had cancelled out the appearance of an expected guest speaker and a'second choice film ordered from Toronto had fail- ed to arrive. Acting on his own suggestion 'that we make our own fun" he tossed the ball to Mrs .Ferrier, inviting her to be guest speaker. Introduced by Al Pattison, Mrs. Ferrier's impromptu comments were applauded by a receptive audience. The unprepared efforts of the next speaker, Mr. T.Olsen were a bit dubious when some rowdy questioners gained the floor and had to be given the gavel . MEN'S CURLING CLUB NEWS Curling in the men's league until Friday of this week is ata standstill, for the Ladies' North- western playdowns. Welcome visitors and thanks for some very good curling lessons. Our entry to the Zone N orthwestern playoffs in Nipigon had some good games but could not equal the Red Rock club. | wish to express my sincere apologies to second Rod. Thompson and lead Rocky Gavin for erroneously publishing the Johnson quartet in last week's News. In the next few weeks a Sweetheart mixed Bon- spiel is scheduled for February 10-11-12. A social evening is planned for February II, a Saturday. February 25 and 26 will be the local club Soughton Trophy Bonspiel . 9 our neighbours at Schreiber mpleted_on Colu