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M-:. Ralph Miller (Dusty) would appreciate cards from friends in Canada. Mr.Miller has been ill. Address - 23 Pine Avenue, Otumoctai, Tauranga, New Zealand. A Come and Go Tea will be held at the home of Miss Heather Graham (Columbia & Erie Sts.) in honour of Miss Carol Holmes, bride-elect, on Aug. 23rd from 8 to 10 p.m. Everyone welcome. The Scouting Association will hold a lawn tea and social on August 26th from 2 - 5 on the United Church grounds. Mr.and Mrs.Burke Trowsse and daughter D'Arcy of Dartmouth are visiting Mrs .Trowsse' parents, Mr .and Mrs.Le ster McCuaig. V siting with Rev.and Mrs.E.C .Prinselaar are the latter's brothers, W.and P.Tegel of Beverwyk, Holland. Visiting with Mr.and Mrs .Frank Figliomeni, On- tario St., have been their son Cosimi, his wife and family from Toledo, Ohio - son Joe with Miss Linda Romano of Fort William and presently, their daugh- ter Sara, Mrs.Eddy Macchi, her husband and family of Port Arthur. NEWLYWEDS HONOURED The Bell Telephone staff held a reception in honor of Mr.and Mrs.Michael Cosgrove, nee Edyth Swan- ton, whose marriage took place on July 1 in St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church, Fort William. The reception was held in the home of the groom's parents, the bride for the occasion wearing a pat- terned yellow sheath and corsage of pink carnations, Receiving with her were her mother Mrs .Garnet - Swanton of Vickers Heights and Mrs. Austin Cosgrove ~ mother of the groom. The servitors were Mesd. Edgar LeBlanc, Leonard Huard and Earl Welbourne. Miss Colleen Cosgrove and Mrs.A.J.Verdoni, sister and aunt of the groom looked after the guest book and gift room. Mesd. Arthur Moorey, Leonard O'Brien, Martyn Ryan and David Nesbitt replenished. PRIZES PRESENTED AT LEGION FIELD DAY In the children's races on the Legion Field Day the winners were:- 7 and under (girls) Patty Nesbitt,. Holly Smith, Rhonda Maclsaac--(boys ) Bruce Hiller, Rainer Worterz, Stanley Nesbitt. 9 and under (Girls) Rhonda Campbell, Pam Nesbitt, Judy Davis; (boys) Billy Souliere, Bobby Smilski, Don Speziale: 11 and under - Carol Ferland, Darlene Fummerton, Nancy Armstrong - Weiner Worterz, Bob Smilski, Mark Stokes. 13 and under - Cathy Stokes, Carol ' Ann Collinson and Vickie Krause. try and one disturbance were investigated. Four damage. Eleven transients assisted with meal Teflon stains can he removed from baking pans with this solu weter. TERRACE BAY NEWS Webb, Carol Ferland - Jeffrey Foss, Bruce Bottomle Billy Smilski: 13 and over - Cathy Stokes, Linda Lidkea - Jeffrey Foss and Bruce Bottomley. . Judging costumes were Mrs.Casey McBride and Mr.and Mrs .Fred Kuzmic - winners as follows: Trikes - Maureen Ferland, Anna Ferland. Bikes - Gene Ross, Maureen McParland. Prams - Patty For costumes alone - most original, Judy Parnet, Linda Huard, Stanley Nesbitt. Comic - Lori Nesbitt, Bruce Hiller. Fancy - Beverley Winters and Joanne Winters. PROVINCIAL POLICE REPORT The Schreiber OPP detachment are having an un- usually busy summer, due in part to the many enroutq to Expo--from July 30 to August 5 giving out 30 meal tickets to transients from the community fund. They worked 240 hours and patrolled 2,666 miles. One female juvenile missing from Whitby was loca- ted in this area and returned home. Two theft in- vestigations are still being carried out. Three charges against minors under the Liquor Control Act were laid. Other inquiries to locate , compas- sionate messages and assistance to other police de- partments were carried ouf. Two injury accidents when three people were injured and four property damage accidents were investigated. Seven charges were laid under the OHTA for violations and 29 : checks for vehicle safety and 10 warnings were is- sued for minor defects or violations. Magistrate T.A.Connor conducted court in Schreiq. ber on August Ist when 9 traffic cases had fines levied--7 cases were adjourned - 2 warrants were | issued - 1 charge dismissed and'1 charge withdrawn .j Constable C .R .Duffy is acting in place of Corp. M.f- Kulmatycki. g From Aug.6 to 12 the O.P.P. worked 260 3/4 hours and patrolled 2887 miles. One break & en- chraged laid under the OHTA--18 warnings issued re infractions of the OHTA and vehicle defects-- 29 vehicles given safety checkes. There'were 2 injury accidents with six persons injured--three property accidents resulting in approx . $5020 tickets. G.E.Wills - (Acting). tion: 2 T.Baking soda, + cup household bleach ani 1 cup Boil solution in pan 7 minutes then wash, rinse dry and wipe with salad oil before using.