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TERRACE BAY NEWS - MARCH 26, I975 - \ THE NEWS THIS WEEK MARCH 23, 1950: - Kiddies Karnival held at the school rink last noon was an overwhelming success, according to the spectators. In the Broom Ball game the Jfties" defeated the "Rink Rats" by the score of of the skating races were as follows: Grls und- Yorothy MacDonald; 2nd, Cordwaine Page; Boys und- arvin Corwsy; 2nd, Dennis Scowen; Girls under I2 sreteinson; 2nd, Izina Woodworth; Boys under I2 - nd, Roger LeBlane; Girls under 16 - Ist, Nancy ~ielle LeBlanc; Boys under I6 - Ist, Ray Stachiw; anc. Julie Stachiw won first prize in the cos- sith Helen lLaundy winning the Most Novel prize Donald Farrow best in the boys. Dennis Scowen for the Most Humorous costume. e just can't wait for the summer to get here, d that Maurice Kilcheski, our favourite barber, f a swimming hole near the C.P.R. Station and 1p on Tuesday. (Didn't even wait to teke his Tuesday was the first day of Spring, Maurice, Kay Biesenthal of the Administration Office the winner of $20.00 in the Slogan Contest. logan was: "BE ALERT SO YOU WON'T GET HURT". - MARCH 24, I955: - McCausland, Medical Officer of Health, for recently submitted his annual report to the lth. Some statistics from the report are as foll- 501 children received 268 innoculations against tetanus and whooping couth. There were 62 vecoin- against small pox. No cases of any of the pre- ses occured during the year. There were 68 cases ing the year and two oases of scarlet fever. I live births during I954 to Terrace Bay resid- was one death. x jan Pacific's new Transcontinental all stainless- _Dome streamliner "The Canadian" will make its rough Terrace Bay on April 25th. ay Rink, skipped by Peggy Wellings, third, Ann nd, Ida Romanuk and lead, Nat Coates are to be r their excellent showing (second) in the North- rio ladies! Curling Championship. ) - MARCH 24, 1960: - , held a successful variety night with an evening nd entertainment. Miss Lile Petrus showed out- 11 in an accordian number; Bob Legault drew ging two selections and the Teen Boys! Chorus . the house with their version of "Tennessee Waltz' rays Hurt The One You Love". Arthur Trudeau and iresu were winners of the Dance Contest. Winner Queen title was Miss Edith Adamo. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Webb of Schreiber, a h I7th; Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Ross of Schreiber, on March I9th; Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Glad of a daughter on March 21st; Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. hreiber, a son on March 2Ist. r : CIALS: Pionic Hams, 39¢ 1b.; Texas New Carrots bag, 59¢; Heinz Tomato Ketchup, II oz. bottle, ulated sugar, I0 1b. bag, 93¢. was held last Wednesday to celebrate the sixth Leslie Ann Cotton. Fifteen young friends enjoy- erty lunch and a St. Patrick's birthdey cake. al recently bowled a 3-game 803. 0 - MARCH 25, 1965: ace Bay Figure Skating Club presented their 1965 . Senior Skaters were Jamie Cumming, Shirley -- parents. the weekend. Mae, Jacqueline Yates and Grant Solly who attend Northwood High School in Fort William, visited with their parents over in top hat and tails were Pamela Cumming, Molly Harris, Cheryl Duncan and Heather Boyd. Holly Berndtsson and Janice Gross, students at Lakehead Teachers College, spent the weekend with their respective yr Sandy Stewart of Kirkland Lake is here visiting his daugh- ter, Mrs. S.W. Timmerman, and her family. Mrs. Fred Harness was in Fort William last week seeing her daughter, Miss Ora off to a holiday in the Berbadoes. Reid and daughter Shannon of Kapuskasing visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gellert last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce continued page 5 e0scesesssssscesens your week ahead sv or. aw. oamis ARIES Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 MOONCHILD June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 PERSONALITY PROFILE Forecast Period: March 30 to April 5 Your chart recommends, listen to this: Take no- action to "improve" your job. task or project. why? Apparently, an associate will attempt to mislead you. Efforts, bad or good. from the past two weeks. will come home to roost. In other words, avoid scheduling new commitments. Take care of un- finished business. Cool it! There's going to be an emotional build- up against someone in authority. It's better that you yield to the situation--in order to survive. Most members under your sign will be in the mood to change the habits of their mate or similar alliance. Any advice? None! Simply, good luck! v Whether money, or the lack of it, is the root of all evil--happens to be something that you'll have to decide. Complicated finances show in your chart. Oh! Oh! There's a bit of clandestine activities developing among your so-called "friends." Ad- vice? Don't become part of an unholy alliance. Ultra persuasion, shows in your chart. During this cosmic cycle, go all out for getting the things you want. Planet formations give you magnetic powers. Guard: your words, especially, this week. There's a possibility that you might, unknowingly, betray a friend's confidence. Silence is golden, during this cosmic cycle. Don't dance before the music is played! Accord- ing to your chart, there's a possibility that you might, render a service, give monies or commit yourself--prematurely. It's an undebatable fact, there are times when an appeal to someone's emotion--is far more persuasive than a logical argument. A little dramatics will go a long way. Someone is going to seek you out, and, ask for help. Consider their approach, for assistance, as a compliment; respond, pronto! There's a reward in the long haul. Routine social activities won't be your favorite pastime. Fighting boredom could slide into bizarre ventures. Stay in bounds, Pisces, or face a few shocking consequences. aroia Hamilton and Linda Hayes and gentlemen in For your Sun Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, $1.00 for postage and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, St. Petersburg, Florida 33733. plus Ee 4