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Page 4 TYE NEWS December 11, 1965 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS | THE PLANT OF SPECIALISTS | & fe N G O DRESSWELL CLEANERS is large enough to hire specialize in one phase of the operation only. Because they do not haye to continually go from one operation to anotHer they truly become highly skilled experts at thgir individual jobs. You too can benefit from their skills by calling SCHREIB ER [155 Yor a free pick-up and delivery. employees who, because of the large volume, DECEMBER 16TH = 8:00 P.M. SCHREIBER |GUILD HALL K 20 GAME OR $1:00 F EXTRA CARDS 25¢ each SPEC EAL GAMES EVERYBODY WELCOME Drycleaners to the North Shore Pin toe COUNCIL QUOTES (Continued from page |!) hours but did not wish to take on the full duties of a fireman. This did not meet with the requirements of the volunteer Fire Chief and Council discussed means of making a satisfactory replacement. Concluding th e meeting Councillor Thompson congratulated Reeve Adamo on the high vote of confidence he had received at the election and expressed his own pleasure in working together. This was reiterated by Councillors Cavanaugh, Brown and Fraser who did not seek re-election to office. all surrounding areas part time. $1.75 per hour. Please apply in y writihg to Box 579, Terrace Bay. own hand- BOY SCOUTS SELL CHRISTMAS TREES The Boy Scouts have Xmas Trees for sale again this year. Why not drop over to Johnny Schritt's on Laurier Avenue or to Charlie Simmer's on Eliza- beth Avenue and select yours before they are all gone. CHINE & DINE RESTAURANT, Schreiber, Ontario This week's specials, Southern Fried Chicken with French Fries - $1.25 + Cabbage Rolls with Roast Turkey $1.10. Make up a party and ¢ome to the CHIN & DINE RESTAURANT = Fine And dance and have a joily time. i N Ort Cc The Township Office will be glosed from Thursday, December 23rd and re-open ¢n Tuesday, December 28th. { The Township Office will glso be closed on Friday, December 31st and reoped Monday, January 3rd. W.F .Strutt, Clerk-Treasurer . MINOR HOCKEY (Continued from page 2) (i.e. Schreiber and Terrace and Nipigon and Red Rock) and the winner to play home and home games with goals to count in order to determine who will represent this zone in the playoffs. The Pee-Wee tournament this season will take place in Terrace Bay. In view of the above program it is hoped that boys not registered so far will do so as soon as pos- sible. J.Adamo, Minor Hockey President. Hockey has taken the lime-light for Terrace Bay in the past month. Several good hockey games have been played here by the Marathon Mercuries and the Schreiber-Terrace Bay Juniors. An interesting game played last week between Marathon Mercuries and Schreiber-Terrace Bay Juniors ended up with the Mercs lacing the Juniors by a 9-3 score. The fast skating Junior club stayed right with the men until the final ten minutes of play. The new Minor Hockey President, Joe Adamo, has set the wheels in motion towards rebuilding a strong Minor Hockey Association. He has proposed an Interlocking Pee-Wee Leayue with Schreiber and a North Shore Bantam League (Continued P.7) wv FRIENDLY | eg age TALK /$ CHEAP, BECAUSE THE SUPPLY Is N O22 GS THE BEAUTY & BARBER SHOP IN TER- RACE BAY MQTOR HOTEL WILL BE OPEN Oy MONDAY, DECEMBER 20. Business héfurs now are from 9.00 a.m. § to 12 noon and from 1.00 to 6.00 p.m. LOST - Black Buxton Key Case, vicin- ity Pine Crescept and Selkirk Avenue. Finder please phone 3662. PAINTINGS FOR SALE - a deposit now holds the painting of your choice. Phone 3578 or 3747. SHELL OIL DEALER IN 73 ROLY SINOTTE Phone 825-3268 RECREATION BRIEFS - By Buck He who commits a sin twice, considers fitno longer sin. - The Talmud eo