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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 9, I974 STOCK CLUB Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bain of Rossport, a girl on October 3rd, I974. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson of Schrei- ber, a girl on October 4th, I974. your week ahead sy or. aw. oamis Forecast Period: October 13 To October 19 ARIES Mar. 21 - Apr. 19 You are entering a cosmic cycle of new starts and beginnings, long delayed. As a matter of fact, you'll make your presence felt. So, this week, it's a fresh cut at the opposition! At last! It seems as though most members of your sign will break loose from a boring situa- tion. Also, it's not beyond you to provoke the opposite sex. TAURUS Apr. 20 - May 20 GEMINI May 21 - June 20 Hold the line on your budget! Should you spend a little extra...you will concede far beyond what you intend. In short, it's not the time to buy luxuries. According to your chart, you'll be dealing with someone who is honest... but, hopeless. What is more, you'll be forced to hurt their feelings. MOONCHILD June 21 - July 22 LEO July 23 - Aug. 22 Take care, beware! It seems as though you might overlook a "minor" detail. So? This oversight, on your part, could develop into a wasteful, time consuming monster. Promises seem to be the big thing, this week! Don't let an associate cross your wires by prom- ising you big financial gains -- a little farther down the road. It's not time for the "knee jerks." According to your chart, an opportunity for a long term fi- nancial gain will appear, But, a soul searching sacrifice will be involved. VIRGO Aug. 23 - Sept. 32 LIBRA Sept. 23 - Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 Your personal magnetism is at a high level. As a matter of fact, you will be surprised at the ease with which you'll persuade and convince. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 Most members of your sign will enter an en- tirely new social circle. Here's the point: Don't close the door on old associates; while opening for the new. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 Stellar patterns take on a favorable alignment for Capricorns! It seems as though your job, task or project will hit a new high. It all de- pends on you, of course. AQUARIUS Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 It's not the time to toss money and love about -- like a drunken sailor in Paris. It's mischief on the march for many under your sign. Don't let a friend of a friend involve you in their personal affairs, Becoming part of some- one else's problems might be your downfall, this week! PERSONALITY. PROFILE For your Sun Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plus $1.00 for postage and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, St. Petersburg, Florida 33733. PISCES Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK 20 YEARS AGO - Vol. 4, No. 40, October 7, I9Sk: Recreation Association Membership Fees - As a reminder to those persons who have not yet taken out their Association Memberships, it is pointed out that now would be a good time to bring yourselves up to date before the Recreation Centre is open. Bowling - It has been decided to hold an Open Tournament for Mixed 5 Pin Teams, on the official opening day of the Rec Centre. _Sohool Fire Drill - Surprise fire drills were held at the three schools on October 5th. The pupils of the Public School evacuated the school in forty seconds, the High School in forty-five seconds, and the Separate School in 40 seconds. The fire chief, George Maitland, was very pleased with the surprise fire drills and said that the behaviour of the chil- dren spoke very well for the Principals and teachers. I5 YEARS AGO - Vol. 2, No. 40, October 8th, 1959: Terrace Bay Men Elected Conservation Officers - At a recent meeting held in Fort Frances, two Terrace Bay men were elect- ed to office on the executive of the Northwestern Ontaric Con -gervation Federation which is =mlso designated as Zone One of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters Inc. Stan Hodgkiss was re-elected President of the Northwestern Federation for the 59/60 term and Frank Sechesky was elected to the position of Treasurer which is a new post created since the adoption of a new constitution last spring, divid- ing the former position of Secretary-Treasurer. Bridge at Spidell's Camp to be Demolished - Terrace Bay Fish & Game Association have been advised by the K-C Wood- lands Division that demolition of the bridge at Spidell's Camp will commence next week. Town Topics - Peter Adamo and David Lohr have enrolled in Waterloo University for the next term. Jack Marsh is also a student at Waterloo . Glen Kujbida celebrated his sixth birthday last Saturday when eight boy friends arrived for an afternoon of play and games directed by big brother Michael. His Mother served the birthday fare and distributed treats as they left for home. Mr. Alex Cruickshank of Port Arthur has arrived in Terrace Bay to make his home with his son Forbes and daughter-in-law Betty and Children. Highway Construction - Tenders are being called for paving another seventeen miles of Highway West of White River, thus another small section of the Highway will be completed. To those who use No. I7 to any extent construction seems a nev- er-ending affair and to the casual tourist it must seem appalling. High School Holds Field Day - Last Friday the shivering staff members and suffering athletes of Terrace Bay High School took part in their Annual Field Day. Big winners were: Jane Heenan and Linda MacFadyen, tied for Jr. Girls Champion. Sharon-Leigh Locking emerged as Sr. Girls Champion and Clifford Knauff took the honours in the Sr. Boys events. Paul Heenan placed first among the boys in the Jr. events. The Grand Opening of Terrace Bay Enterprises Ltd., Gener- al Motors Sales & Service was announced in this issue. L & L Foodmarkets featured Turkeys - Grade A - Eviscerated 10--12 1b. average L6¢. 10 YEARS AGO - Vol. 7, No. 4I, October 8, I96U: Report on "Ronnie Schook™ - While at the Toronto Maple Leafs Training Camp in Peterborough, I had the privilege of seeing an exhibition game with the Leafs and the Boston Bruins, In this game local product Ron Schock played very well. On speaking with other personnel from the other clubs, they all figure that Ron will wear a Boston uniform this year. - Signed Ernie Kettle. continued page 5 cececces