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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 27, 1975 Rosalie Anne Kettle is attending Broch University in St. Catherines taking a summer course. Charles Kettle is attending the Northwest- ern Hockey School in Noranda, Que. In Septem- ber he will go to Toronto for a tryout with the Toronto Marlboros. Recent overnight guests with the Kettle family have been Mr. and Mrs. John Dionne and girls from Thorold, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Ken Michener and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ellis of Port Colborne, Ont. In July Mrs. Margaret McKague, with son Jeff and three senior choir members from the Community Church, Susan Barnett, Diane Jones, Carolyn Vanderkam, attended a two week music festival in Neepawa, Manitoba where composer Victor Davis from Winnipeg put in an appear- ance. The course consisted of daily music, theory, and vocal training with well known ex- perienced tutors Muriel Milgrom and Alfred Dahl. The three girls were billeted with families in the area and the festival was held in the Neepawa area collegiate. Also in the Colleg- iate, art, ceramics, drama, childrens program- mes and photography courses were held. The music group put on the Annual Church Service 'and on the final evening the 9th Man- itoba Holiday Festival of Arts 'Showcase' was presented with dozens of displays of crafts and art. The drama productions shown ensem- bles, bands and choirs participated in a var- ied programme. This 'Showcase' concluded two very busy weeks of mixing business with pleasure for these five music loving people from Terrace Bay. TERRACE BAY RECREATION DEPARTMENT SWIM---A-THON : We would like to thank those swimmers who participated in the Swim-a-thon for the McCaus -land Building Fund. They are our four young- est swim team members - Paula Bouchard, 7 year -s old did 46 lengths; Shelly Velanoff, 9 year -s old, did 75 lengths; Louise Pollard, 8 year -s old, did 44 lengths; and Carol Moore, IO years old, did 75 lengths. POOL SCHEDULE: This is the final week of lessons at the pool, with testing being done daily. Beginning Tuesday, September 2nd, the pool continued page IO .. LEGION BINGO TE RRA CE "»BASY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th & 22nd NO BINGO ON LABOUR DAY MONDAY HELP WANTED Imperial Motel and Restaurant, Terrace Bay requires restaurant workers and house keepers. Phone 825-3226 or 825-3625. perf TODAY'S ANSWER 13 ACROSS DOWN 1 South 1 Lofty African mountain plant 2 Curve 5 Eccentri- around city 3 Thessalian 10 Deprivation mountain 11 Disclose 4 Alienate 13 Column 5 One of 52 1 N 14 Pass (3 wds.) 15 Bomba 6 Still to be J . ie ina rented 16 Close n » it t 17 -- Johnson 7 Marsh elder fo : ubIC meter 18 Grammar- 8 Resting orn) 31 African jan's no-no 9"... MOMMY 20 Chalice cloth river 19 Little __ Santa 21 Hibernated 32 Bucket lass Claus" 22 Self-defense 34 Actress, 20 -- Domini 12 Rental system -- Ullmann 21 Madeira or contracts 23 Fancy 36 Buddy marsala "TEE TTT TER 22 Jesus : Christ 10 I 1 (3 wds.) 25 Lady 13 14 friend ( Fr. ) Is 16 17 26 Ballad 27 Crash ie i against 20 a 28 Notice ; 29 Mature 22.125 y 30 Occupy » (2 wds.) 25 nr 33 Being a nobleman |?' 35 Gather 35 og crops ; 37 Complete 3 lea 38 Lamb's pen name EX) 39 Part of a roof 39 : i 40 Valley Sr F