JULY 11, 1968 ROSSPORT - cont'd from page 12 Annual visitors with the Seppala's last week were Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson of Cable, Wisc.; Herman Ellis and George Theut of St. Ignace, Michigan. Mrs. O. Wieben has returned from a holiday in Toronto and other Eastern Ontario points. Mrs. G. Paradise left Friday for her home in Sioux City, lowa. | The Ken Thorpes and Wayne Medds of Green Bay, Wisc., have arrived for their annual holiday. Charlie Pearson holds his 14 Ib. 15.0z. Lake Trout which won a weekly prize in the summer-long Ross- port Fish Derby. Thefish had eel marks on it and in- dicates that the larger fish are on the way back in Lake Superior. Fishing companions were Wes Clem- ens and J. Friesen. - photo by Mrs. Todesco Rune Ostling Retires - €ont'd from page 10) Thor Olsen, a long time curler and friend of the Ostlings, made a presentation on behalf of all Runes' and Elsie's friends in Terrace Bay, and wished them well in their new home. CARD OF THANKS - Elsie and | wish to thank all the good people of Terrace Bay who took part in giving us such wonderful memories. A special thank you to the following groups: Kimberly-Clark Pulp & Paper Co.; the men of the Wood handling Dept; the Curling Club; the Eastern TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 11 Star; the ladies of the Knitting Club; ladies of the women's Auxiliary; the ladies of the Bridge Club,,* and all our good neighbors . ' We cordially invite anyone travelling west to drop in for a visit and a cup of coffee. Just remember, Pilli's Road. . Rune and Elsie Ostling A Come and Go Tea wil be held in the Guild Hall from 8 - 10 on Friday, July 12th, in honor of Mrs. Marilyn Kachur (nee Pearson), married June 28th in Lynn Lake, Manitoba. TERRACE BAY LADIES AUXILIARY The last regular meeting until September, of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, took place on June 30th, in the Legion Hall. Initiation of new members was performed after the regular business. A Card Party will be held in the Legion Hall:on -} Wednesday, July 10th, at 8 p.m. Make-up a party of friends, and come out and join in an evening of fun. There will be a small charge, and lunch will be provided. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. Mary Brown of Kapuskasing, is visiting with her son, Ted Brown, and daughter-in-law, Stella, and family. Donna and Michael Day also visited with the Brown's while in Terrace Bay, to attend the wedding of Lunne Moores and Norman Boone. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zielke,and family of Kamloops B.C., former residents of Terrace Bay, visited at the homes of Marge and Walter Anderson, and Mel and Irene Nicol. Shirley Zielke was chosen as a Student Ambassador from B.C. to go to St. Stephen, N.B. in a good will tour. SHOPPING TIPS !. Packaged mixes and prepared frozen specialties are expensive. Decide which is more important: the ' time spared or the money saved. 2. Fancy, choice and standard grades of canned pro- ducts are equally nutritious. 3. Read labels. Get what you really want. Don't pay extra for fancy packaging or "gimmicks" 4. Choose cereals for their food value not for the premiums or sweet coatings. Besides, you pay more for these "extras". 5. Plan menus ahead, stick to a shopping list. "Im= pulse buying can ruin your budget.