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Page 10 . TERRACE BAY NEWS May 31, 1962 _ | | Jerrace Bay Building Supply Centre | ' | BUILDER'S SUPPLIES - HAROWARE 1 PHONE TA 5-3738 TERRACE BAY, ONT BOATING .LAWS TO BE ENFORCED equiswent: now! | GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ARE TAKING STEPS TO ENFORE BOATING SAFETY REGULATIONS -- | i | CHECK YOUR LIFE JACKETS, UNICELLULAR AND KAPOCK SAFETY EQUIPMENT N 0.W % oT ICRESTLINER ant rN Fee Nee A PIGGY BACK TO & PLEASURE . COME IN AND SEE THE FIBERGLASS ARABIAN "14% TO SUITE THE MOST EXACTING REQUIRE- MENTS, TEE NEE ONCE AGAIN OFFERS A THE WHITE EAGLE '14% --~ MOD, 1303-FIBERGLASS FULL RANGE OF MODELS, THREE "T" FRAME MODELS FROM 400 LBS TO 700 LBS AND EIGHT OR THE SPORTSMAN "1 2'-MARINE ALUMINUM - "A FRAME MODELS FROM 800 LBS TO 3400 LBS, } ! | 3 mode S CONSULT US FOR TRAILER SPECIFICATIONS AND de ls un stock OPTIONAL EXTRAS, TEE NEE TRAILERS ARE BEST. | | 9215.22 TO $99529|] FROM pia 2s UP | a ae a RN a a a err ners eet WE HAVE ALSO OBTAINED THE FRANCHISE FOR THE . \ | FAMOUS "LAWN-BOY POWER MOWER 7 LAWN--BOY DELUXE 18 LAWN- BOY GRASSCATCHER el LIGHS, HANDY, EFFICIENT - A BEST SELLER Itts aluminum constructions makes you think your lawn is all downhill 23 [MODEL 5150 $82.50 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Continued from Page 1) Fort William in June, Mr, Paget forwarded this material to the Reeve, feeling it should be taken advantage of from a Municipal stand point. Material had been ordered by the Secretary from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce for a 'Get Out and Vote Campaign?, Mr, Paget re- ported the local Kiwanis Club was anxious to run this campaign and he suggested the Chamber lend their efforts to that of the Kiwanis Club, Council members agreed to re- fer this'matter and material to Mr. Al Chisholm, Chairman of the Kiwanis Committee, The Secretary reported requests coming in to the Chamber of Commerce for reservations and he had forwarded details to the local Motels and Hotel for reply. Mr, Kelty described the meeting of the Upper Lake Superior Travel Council which he had attended at Black Sturgeon Falls, to- gether with Earl Stobbart, The meeting he found most educational and informative and reported matters of local interest in detail, A representative from the Department of Travel and Publicity would be invited to attend the next meeting and Mr, Kelty urged for a good representation from the local Chamber, In a lengthy discussion on the methods of developing the Aguasabon Gorge, a local point of interest, Mr, Kelty recommended it be full investigated and money spent to develop it. Mr, Paget will request the Chairman, Norn Kelly to bring in a report on costs while making the Gorge reasonably safe and at- tractive s Estimated tourist increase due to Highway ONCE OVER AND IT?S IN THE BAG 73 The Grasscatcher cuts a big 21% swath and cleans it at the same time, SEE THIS ONE 2 MODEL 5250 b 102. 5O\ Ey Beer | opening for 1962 over 1961 were listed and | further increases expected in 1963 due to the | opening of the Bridge at the Soo. Approval had been received from the Town Council to have a committee make an inspection of the Town, particularly the Business section and land adjacent to the Highway, making re- commendations to the Council and to the Company on any spring clean-up and inprove- ments deemed necessary, Due to Mr, Kelty's absence, Jack Caccamo agreed to head up' this committee together with Axel Berndtsson, Bill Kujbida and one member from the Town Council. The Department of Travel and Publicity were duly advised the local Information Centre would be located in the Imperial Room in the Imperial Motel, A committee will be established to handle information for the Bureau and Mr, Joe Adamo will be given tourist information brochures to make his selection, The tourist room situation was reviewed following report that Neil Cornthwaite and Joe Adamo had one meeting on the subject and recommendations would be made by this con- mittee, Membership Chairman Lionel Waghorn reported four applications for membership subject to the Chamber of Commerce approval of their tourist homes, The next meeting of the Council of the Chamber of Commerce was set for Thursday, May 31 at 7.30 P.M. in the Recreation Centre, when the President stressed it was important to ( have a good turnout to continue discussion of é tourist rooms. | en nica sctmrae aaa tin-saiaiannacistiasciintiniiilinieacimiain laid is RESET A eam nL TS RN BE A COMET BOOSTER - BUY A BUTTON ne et car oe gen ae eee ean ER A