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os Ba THE NEWS | Septembarae/ss SUPERIOR COIN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING EORGE EF. TESTER Dc 4 TERRACE BAY, ONTARIO HAVE YOU WASHER OR DRYER TROUBLES? IF BOPIDR OF SUle Aa SO, FORGET THEM AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ee ESS Se ECONOMICAL WASHING (25¢) AND DRYING (10¢)...... DRY CLEANING TOO]! IN AN Se LY R F IBER AMAZING AUTOMATIC MACHINE -= CLEANS EIGHT POUNDS OF CLOTHES FOR $2.00 ----- HOT F [_ AN EXPERIENCED ATTENDANT WILL HELP YOU TO OPERATE IT. SATURDAY == SEPTEMBER 21st 10.00 A.M. to 9.00 P.M. For APPOINTMENTS on or before Saturday, Phone SCHREIBER 760 SUMMER CLOTHES GUARANTEED GOOD RESULTS PIN BOYS NEEDED Teenagers are needed to do pinsetting at the local alleys, on a steady basis throughout the coming season. Rates paid are higher than anywhere else in Northwestern Ontario. Contact Mrs. Fawcett at the Snack Bar, NOW !1 make known their preferences in photographic activities so that they may be carried out. SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mrs. J. A. Quarry of Burlington, Ontario has been visiting her daughter, Betty Cavan- augh and family, for the last two weeks. GUIDERS CLUB MEET (Cont'd from Page 5) Mrs. M. Hofland. A vote of thanks to the Girl Guide Association was unanimously approved for their help in the June Fly-Up. A reminder was given to the ladies to send their evaluation sheets in the last June Lake- land Link Publication to Mrs. Baxter. Atten- tion was brought to the fact that Brownies and Guides will again collect pennies for UNICEF at Halloweten, New uniforms will become available in March 1964 with three years al- lowed to make new changeover. District Commissioner Mikus and Mrs. L. Downey will attend a training assistant course in the Lakehead this weekend. Mrs. D. Thompson adjourned the meeting. Next meeting will be held in November. Gary Crandlemire had a week at home with his family before leaving for Winnipeg where he has enrolled for Second Year Science at United College. Gary was accompanied home from Fitzroy Harbor, Ontario, by Miss Judy Fulford who enjoyed a week's vacation in Terrace Bay. John Anderson has returned to Queen's University after his summer as Swimming Instructor in Terrace Bay. Maureen and Terry Hall have left for United College in Winnipeg where Maureen will take First Year Arts and Terry Second Year. They were accompanied back by Max Sichula of Northern Rhodesia who was their guest during the summer. CAMERA CLUB MEETING There will be a Camera Club meeting Monday September 23rd at 8.00 P.M. at 251 Kenogami Rd The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss Club activities and to determine the aims and Bill Garvin has left for Winnipeg and will objectives for the 1963-64 season. h 3 : : 3 Anyone interested is urged to attend and ig <tc ee ee ie SPECIAL TO CLEAR / CARS V-8 MOTOR - POWER BRAKES & STEERING - RADIO Don Fedun leaves on Thursday for Montreal where training camp commences for him with the Montreal Junior Canadiens, @ 1957 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON .. @ 56 OLDS - 4-DOOR SEDAN - AUTOMATIC = RADIO @ 1963 FORD GALAXIE - V-8 - AUTO. - P.S. & P.B. @ '57 DODGE 2-DOOR SEDAN - 6 Cyt. Stand.Trans. @e '53 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE ... also other models ..... moos' MAILLWAY MOTORS "Seursuacon Mill Road & Hwy. 17. = PHONE 825-3882 =