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

ERRACE B GETTING CLOTHING READY FOR SCHOOL? Try our personalized ser- vice - best on the North Shore - nothing left to chance! Let us get your clothes EXTRA CLEAN! PHONE 155 Schreiber, Ontario FOR SALE - Chevrolet, Biscayne 1966, 6 cyl., standard transmission, phone 3207. REQUIRED - ledy to care for family for one month. Phone 16 Schreiber. TERRACE BAY HIGH SCHOOL OPENING PROCEDURE All students assemble in the auditorium at 10 a.m. for assignment to classes. Texts will be distributed during the morning and each student should have a pen, pencil, notebook and last year's lock. Students who plan to attend the Terrace Bay High School this yeor but did not attend the High School or one of the Terrace Bay elementary schools last year should come to the school office before September 5th for advance registration . Terrace Bay students attending any other publicly supported Secondary School must fill out a tuition allowance form. W. W. Rowsome, Principal . HOUSE FOR SALE - 3 bedrooms, dining room, built on garage, paved driveway. Apply 58 Laurier Ave. or phone 3641. FOR SALE - 9 piece carved oak dining room suite. Phone 3641. FOR RENT - three bedroom house. Phone Schreiber 697. ART CLUB NEWS The Terrace Bay Art Club will resume regular sessions on Thursday, September 7th at 8,00 p.m. with a business session to be held at the Art Centre. Fall plans include a course of instruction to be conducted by John Watson of Toronto. soe AUGUST _31, 196 TERRACE BAY KREKKREKREEEE Edmund Trapp KEEP YOUR CAR IN A-1 SHAPE BRING IT TO ED - A LICENSED MECHANIC. Cor. Mill Rd. & Hwy. 17. Phone 3251 COUNCIL QUOTES (from Page 1) The undertaking, planned to accommodate around 600 students will offer, in conjunction with the existing working agreement with Schreiber High School, an educational program equal to any of the large composite high schools elsewhere in the province. The debenture request includes $60,000. for additional staff homes. In approving the debenture request the Reeve and Council conceded that a proposal of this magnitude would, in all probability, go to a plebiscite. Board representatives attending the meeting were Mrs. F.Cruickshank, W. Farrell, C. Linton and H. Boudreau . A regular council session followed the first meeting. Minutes of the last meeting were adopted and business arising from them discussed. Negotiations were underway to re-locate the Kiwanis Safety Sign which, in its present location does not conform to Department of Highways specifications. Representa- tion will be made to Mill authorities re South Camp water supply. It will be up to Terrace Bay Scout Committee to apply for an access road from the high= way to the site of their proposed building. This location is west of the Recreation Centre on Highway 17. Aresolution was passed to make application to the O.M.B. for approval of the High School Build- ing program. One councillor voted against the motion on principle. Terrace Bay's request to have a division court established here was turned down. Council agreed that a meeting with company officials to discuss the housing situation and avail- ability of building lots should be held soon. (continued on Page 7) He who goes forth with a fifth on the Fourth may not come forth on the fifth.