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TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 9, 1975 THE NEWS THIS WEEK - APRIL 6, 1950 tions to the Terrace Bay Red Cross Campaign "inal total by another $21.00 to a final figure , a total of $276.25 over our objective. The 'folks dig deep for these worthy causes 3: Congratulations are in order to Mr. and Mrs. on the birth of a boby girl on Tuesday, April 4. your reward Reg, for winning the Men's League bionshipl cores: High Singles for the week: K. Thortien- week ahead BY DR. A.W. DAMIS Forecast Period: April 13 to April 19 This week, the past will intrude into the future. In ) other words, your old habits and attachments will keep you from making any changes in your job, task or project. There's a strong possibility that you'll participate : in social activities that lead into a questionable friendship. In short, it's not a good time to make friends. Believe it or not. This week, most members of your ) sign, of all things, will be over ambitious. Ap- parently, your loved ones will be neglected. It seems as though you'll discover a secret that simply cannot be shared with anyone. Also, in one form or another, you'll receive outside help. The shortest distance between two points isn't always a straight line. A sailboat is an example. Meaning? Try tact and diplomacy with an assocrate. A mischievious member of the opposite sex might 2 throw your budget off tilter. It seems as though you'lltry to "balance" emotions with money. Strange! A mistake, committed by someone close by, will in the long haul, snowball into a lucky break. . .for you! You'll donowrong this week. Showdowns, ultimatums and "or else" seem to crisscross your chart. See that smoldering animosity does not break into open warfare, among your associates. S You need problems with the opposite sex like a moose needs a hat rack. Nonetheless, your self centeredness might disturb your mate or similar alliance. This week, many members of your sign will be holding bad cards. Anyway, your chart shows that a good "bluff"' will put your job, task or project back into the game. Those under your sign, unattached, are heading toward a new romance. Whatever you do...arm yourself with past experience! Also, double your guard against gossip. Changes you have long had in mind, concerning ) the opposite sex, can now be introduced with a minimum of adjustment. Stellar patterns give you the green light. ' PROFILE n Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plus e and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, lorida 33733. \ son - 243, 215; D. Delaney - 225; J. Semeniuk - 222; S. Dorman - 205, 208; V. Conway - 200. : Since Ed "Scotty" Brady put his good wife on the train for a couple of week's visit back home, it is reported that ne sale of canned goods in the Townsite has increased by 50%. 20 YEARS AQ - APRIL %, 1955. Lunch Peils Win S.H. Memorial Trophy. Heap Big Smoke - Ugh no fire! that's what happened to the Paleface tribe:last night at the local amusement centre. The score was 3 - 0. Victory is so sweet ! The trophy looks excellent in its new surroundings, and life can be beautiful. STORK CLUB: Congratulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs. Normen Bottomley on the birth of a daughter on April 4th. A surprise shower wes held Monday at the home of Ann Demas in honour of Vida Laporte. The hostesses were Lois Haviland, Rosemary Sernesky, Betty Ollen-Bittle, Bea Fawcett and Peggy Regis. Mrs. Sylvia Duquette was hostess at a baby shower last Wednesday in honour of Mrs. Inez Reynolds. NOTICE: Wrong rubbers picked up at Paleface stag. Maurice Kulcheski for correct pair. See "15 YEARS AGO - APRIL 7, 1960. The Ladies Curling Club in Terrace Bay completed play last week for theClub. Championship with the Peggy Welling rink capturing the Hudson's Bay Trophy. Pegt!s rink were Jessie Ratchford - third, Joan Charbon - second, and Mary Lou Covello - lead. Winners of the Ladies Sixth Annual Bon- spiel were: 1st - P. Wellings rink, 2nd - M. Hale rink, 3rd - N. Coates. Miss Annette Boudreau was selected by her classmates from the High School, as Carnival Queen for the Annual Kiwanis Kiddies Karnivel. Assisted by Princesses Diane Paulsen and Jean Stuart they presented the awards at the close of the costume judging and races. Cathy Jo Cotton celebrated her tenth birthday Sunday afternoon with a dress-up party for ten of her girl friends. STORK 'CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook of Schreiber, a son, on April 4th, Weekend Specials: Granulated Sugar: 10 lbs, - 854. Sirloin Steak - Red or Blue Beef - 79¢/1b. Corned Beef - 'Our own make - 3 lb. average - 49¢/1b, FREE - one Med. new Cabbage with corned beef. turkey ~ 2/55¢. 10 YEARS AGO - APRIL 8, 1965. Sunday afternoon, a true and exciting bonspiel finish wes provided with Thor Olsen and Len Crockford contesting for A event in the Terrace Bay Men's Sixteenth Annual Bon- spiel. Crockford counted two in the ninth and tied it up in the tenth. The extra end was finalized with Olsen draw- ing to Crockford!s shot rock in the blue. With Thor on the winning rink were Ned West, Rod Thompson and George Mar- tin. In celebrating their 25th Wedding Anniversary, Lorette and Howard Solly rededicated their marriage at a service in St. John's Anglican Church, Schreiber, April 3rd. STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson of Sch- reiber, a daughter, on March 26th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Wilson of Terrace Bay, a son, on March 26th. Born to Mr. and Mrs, X. Redins of Schreiber, a son, on March 31st. Born to Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Helmink of Terrace Bay, a girl, on April lst. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. Madge of Schreiber, e girl, on April 2nd. Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. Gramatowski, Terrace Bay, a son, on April Lith, In the public speaking contest, sponsored by the Hydro - Commission and held in Schreiber High School, the first prize in the first group wes won by Jim Lessuvage, Sch- reiber. The first prize in the second group was wor: by Owen Hausehalter, Manitouwadge. continued page Beissiosnsns seve Frozen Pot Pies ~ chicken, beef, 4 AL a ---- LEER | SE pela § poy SS