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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 19, 1977 25 YEARS AGO - OKING BACH ISSUE MISSING FROM OUR FILES 20 YEARS AGO - OCTOBER 24, 195% The Annual Kiwanis Halloween Party will be held next Thursday. This Halloween Party for the "kids" takes the form of three separate parties for three separate age groups: High School Auditorium: Ages 1 year to 9 = 6:30 to 8 pom. . Entertainment for the Kids, Costume Prizes, Treats, Clowns in attendance. So come on kids - prepare those costumes now, and be ready for a night of fun, Recreation Centre - large Room: Ages 10 ~ 12 years. Costume Prizes, Movies, Treats. High School Auditorium 2 Ages 13 years and over still going to school and escorts - Costume Dance,; 9 p.m. - Everybody come in costume. Prizes for costumes will be awarded, "TERRACE BAY "POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE REPORT 12 TO 16 OCTOBER 1977: During the period of 12 to 16 October, the Terrace Bay Police were called upon to investi -gate sixteen occurrences. On October 14th, two rifles were stolen from a pickup truck parked in front of the Towne Cinema while the owner was watching the movie. Stolen was a 30-30 calibre rifle and a .303 British military rifle. Any informa- tion received regarding this theft will be treated in strict confidence by the Police force. , On October 15th, Police investigated an accident in the MECO parking lot. A vehicle driven by Brigitte Speer was northbound in the parking lot when it was struck by a veh- icle driven by Clement Begin. Damages are es- timated at $700.00. Also on October 15th, an officer on patrol received an obscene telephone call and when he returned to the police office, someone had thrown 'a large rock through the Chief's office window. Damage is estimated at $800.00. During the weekend, police were called to two disturbances and three charges under the Highway Traffic Act were laid. tf {2 ft ---- = Dazzling concert attractions including the twenty-six member Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus will be appearing in Terrace Bay this season as part of the recently organized Overture Con- cert Association's 77-78 season. Also sche+ duled for inclusion on the minimum-of-three- Continued page 14 : Everybody can have fun at the Halloween Party. make it a date for Thursday, October 31st. STORK CLUB: Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, P. Strapko on the birth of a daughter - October 16th. To Mr, and Mre, A. Boutilier - a daughter - October 22nd, To Mr. and Mrs, 8 So kids, | Jo Lindquist - a daughter - October 23rd. 15 YEARS AGO - OCTOBER 25, 1962 \ v Autumn foliage and flowers formed the setting on October « -- 20th in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church #n Schreiber, for the marriage of Dolores Nancy Tookenay of Sissetbn, Sed + UeS.A. daughter of Mr, and Mrs, L, Tookensy, Schreiber, and Harley Joseph Harles of Sisseton, son of Mr. and Mrs, Math hee: Harles, of Lederwood North Dakota. The lakehead cities are planning a Motoroade to the Soo, to attend the opening ceremonies of the Sault Ste. Marie Bridge - October 31st, 1962. The Lakehead Motorcade will leave Intercity Plaza Parking lot at 10:00 a.Mme, Tuesday, October 30th and stay overnight at Wawa. Why not meet at Wawa. and move into the Soo October 31st; so plan to group together and (eee ®@,..®,e. to the SOC BRIDGE OPENING, The Lakehead Choral Group Concert will be held on Nove ember 3rd - 7:30 p.m. at the High School,Terrace Bay. Conductor ~ James Jewitt, Soloist =~ Arlene Hurdon, WEEKEND SPECIALS: Prime Rib Roasts - 75¢/1b, . Extra Queen Bee Stamps with this coupon and the Purchase of a 2 gallon of Ice Cream, 10 YEARS AGO ~ OCTOBER 26, 1967 NOW OPEN = Under new Management - GEM RESTAURANT , Hwy 17 & Mill Road = Phone 3359. Hours - 7 a.m. to 12 midnight. Drop in anytime - s warm welcome awaits you where the food 1s good, Ed Belliveau, Proprietor; 'New Steff: Josephine Comeau. ~cook, Doris Legault end Beth Neeley. ; A lively show was presented by the high school kangaroo court this year with some fifty-eight freshmen sentenced for imaginary crimes, some of the accusations bringing roars of laughter from the assembled student body. Hilarious moments were when Susan Dimmery, sentenced to be be-headed lying her head on a chopping block with axe hovering over her, let out a horrifying scream as the curtain was drawn, DYArecy . Furlonger made an impressive "Magoo" and being ordered to shoot another prisoner, shot at his fellow- jurors and aud- Sence, before falling into a tub of water. PN . 5 YEARS AGO - OCTOBER 25, 1972 Mr, and Mrs, Edmond Nicol celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 7th, the festivities beginning with a dinner in the home of their son Edwin in Terrace Bay. STORK CLUB: Born to Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Phillips of Tiverton, Ontario, a boy on October 16th. Proud grand=- : parents are Mr, and Mrs, H, Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. L. = Phillips of Terracé Bay. Born to Mr, and Mrs. A, Parent of Schreiber, a boy on October 19th, 3 i 1 YEAR AGO - OCTOBER 27, 1976 Vari-coloured glads adorned St. Andrew's Church on October 9th for the wedding of Elezabeth Pinion, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pinion, Schreiber and Dale Fedorchik, son of Mr, and Mrs, Dale Fedorchik of Strousburg, Penn, The Hospital Auxiliary donated $1500,00 towards the cost of a cardiac monitor and defibrilator with synchronizer mourited on a orash cart. Mr, and Mrs. John Santerre take pleasure in announcing the engagement of their oldest daughter, Mary Pat to Mr, Bruce Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Russell of Guelph.