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TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL I5, I975 \ THE NEWS THIS WEEK X - APRIL 13, 1950 stees of Separate School Section No. 1 in Schrei- ve the opening of the Holy Angel's School on Thur- 20th. The residents of Terrace Bay are cordially attend the official opening. \damo who arrived recently from Timmins to take wnagement of Terrace Bay Enterprises wishes to 1st the Cas Pumps will be open for business from 50 9:00 p.m, daily. Forecast Period: April 20 to April 26 You might encounter financial problems at the 19 beginning of this cosmic cycle. Don't panic! Avoid borrowing or lending monies, things won't be as bad as they seem. Good communications seem to be in the general 20 scheme of things. Your persuasiveness is now reaching its peak. Look for teamwork and favors amid your associates. You're prone to argue, simply for the sake of 20 arguing. Don't make the mistake of challenging an undebatable fact that's connected with your job, task or project. D Self improvement might bug you, during this 22 week's cosmic cycle. Actually, members of your sign will become objective in the pursuit of domestic happiness. Here we go, Leo! It's a case of a bird in the hand 22 being worth more than two in the bush. You're in- clined to become unrealistic about your financial status. N Ideal conditions for signing contracts and making .22 agreements, show in your chart. In other words, alliances or partnerships formed during this cosmic cycle--will be fruitful. Raw edged nerves and a feeling of insecurity, 22 with the opposite sex, will pass quickly. Look for- ward to closing this week's cosmic cycle with things going your way, favorably. You're not one who takes romantic gestures, 21 lightly. Nevertheless, you must dismiss certain overtures sent out by a member of the opposite sex. [US You won't perform well as ateamworker. Accord- 21 ing to this week's stellar influence, your gains will be based onindividual accomplishments. N Outside pressures and commitments might cause 19 problems at your home base. It would be ad- visable to postpone any activities that take up this week's evenings. Don't make the mistake of overvaluing a "get 18 rich scheme' that is presented to you by a previously reliable associate. Meaning? Someone's good intentions might harm you. If you're looking for trouble, you'll find it. Be, . 20 especially, careful not to provoke a superior or someone in authority; including the opposite sex. TY PROFILE Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, pius lage and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, Florida 33733. ; - Last week, Art LeBlanc, Millwright, had the good fortune ~to win an easy $15.00 by correctly reciting the Safety Slogan of the week. Congratulations Art! 20 YEARS AGO - APRIL 14, 1955 Last Saturday the 2 Benefit games were played at the lo- cal arena. Terrace Bay Ladies defeating Schreiber Ladies 2-1 in a good game with thrills and spills aplenty. Betty Austin scored the 2 goals for Terrace Bay assisted by Olyve Harrison and Sparky Black while Schreiber's lone tally was made by Frankie Caccamo from Lorraine Weaver. Before the start of the second game the Most Valuable Player Award to Cy Brassard was made by Jim Cumming in the form of a jacket. For the third consecutive year the MacDonald foursome curled their way to the Imperial Bank Trophy emblematic of the ments club championship. Team members were: J. Mac- Donald, L. Crockford, D. Whitley, R. Boyle. A STORK CLUB: Congratulations this week gc to Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Smith on the birth of a son on April 8th. Home for the holidays with their parents were Terry Cavanaugh who is attending Business College in Fort William; Myrna Wainwright and Marlene Steen who are both attending the Port Arthur Commercial and Technical School. 15 YEARS AGO - APRIL 14, 1960 The Hudson's Bay Company today announced that it has ag- reed to sell its land and buildings on the Plaza in Terrace Bay to Caccamo'!s of Schreiber, Ontario. At the monthly meeting of Catholic Women's League on Sun- day evening in St. Martin's Church Hall, Mrs. F.A. Helmink was elected President for 1960. Mrs. J. Whitton and Mrs. T. Whitton were hostesses at the home of Mrs. Wes Miller for a stork shower in honour of Mrs. Neil Nesbitt. Weekend Specials: First Grade Creamery Butter - 69¢/1b. Prepared Mustard - 16 oz. jar - 22¢. Fresh Leg of Pork - 39¢/1b, Snowboy celery - 31¢/pkg. Meny children in Terrace Bay enjoyed a busy round of birthday parties last week with the following: Michael Kuryle was four years old. Lise Lafontaine celebrated her seventh birthday. Nancy Gould was seven on Saturday. Rich- ard Smith had his fifth birthday. Patricia Fedun was six, and Sheelagh Naylor celebrated her twelfth birthday. 10 YEARS AGO - APRIL 15, 1965 Terrace Bay Recreation Association have announced the prs Lines Si aed =] RES Ban, WAIL Dhl il appointment of Buck Matiowsky, as the Director of Recreation and Facility Manager. Word has been received from Moosehart,Illinois that the Terrace Bay Chapter won their Award of Achievement for the year 1963-64. Marg Duriez was also honoured with a letter stating she is elegible for Star Recorder which will be pre- sented with the pin at a future National Convention. Acad- emy of Friendship Awards went out to Graduate Regent Jackie Calder and Marg Duriez, Marlene Kosticki and Alma MacDonald, who will travel to Hibbing, Minnesota on May 2nd to receive their rings. Figure Skating tests passed at Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club: Premliminary Tests - Linda Kennedy, Lisa Lafontaine, Cathy Ginn, Jane Chopty, Anite and Alice Stuart, Marilyn Mac- Donald. 1st Tests - Mary Pat McLeod, Cathy West and Joan Belliveau. 3rd Tests - Terry Delaronde and Shirley Phillips. 4th Tests - Marcia Hamilton and Linda Hayes. Dutch Waltz - Brooke Rapke, Lise Lefontaine, Mary Pat Mcleod and Joan Bel- liveau. Canasta Tango - Rosemary Pattison, Mary Pat McLeod 8 and Joan Belliveau. Swing - Cathy West, Rosemary Pattison. Willow Waltz - Terry Delaronde, Linda Hayes. Ten-Fox - Linde Hayes and Laura Hartman. i Miss Patricia Huminicki was honoured at a Bride-Eleot $ Shower Tea in the Guild Hall last Friday, when she received many lovely gifts. Receiving with Miss Huminicki were her mother and Mrs. Leonard Huard. continued page 5 cececccosscns