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April 6, 1967 COMING TO THE LAKEHEAD! World acclaimed male ensemble from the Soviet Unionon tour of Canada. .180 superb performers in an evening of thrilling enter- tainment. SATURDAY, MAY 6TH at 8:00 P.M. FORT WILLIAM GARDENS fait SINGERS X29 DANCERS AND PSE _ MUSICIANS 180 MEN 3 Tickets on sale at the Fort William Gardens. Mail order ticket requests, send money order or certified cheque to: The Lions Club c/o Fort William Gardens, Fort William, Ontario. Presented by the Fert Arthur-Fort William Lions Club Inc. by arrangements with Canadian Concerts and Artists Inc. TOWN TOPICS Mr. & Mrs. C. Daley are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann, to Bruce Cameron Young, son of Mr. & Mrs. E.B. Young of Terrace Bay. The wedding will take place Saturday, April 15 at 3 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Port Arthur. Dr. Brian McDonald 's sister and family , Mr. & Mrs. E. Rampado of Niagara Falls has been visiting. Mr. & Mrs. D.Gunter had Mr. Eric Nystrom visit+ ing here. Mrs. T. Brown, Mrs. T. Olsen and Mrs. F .Cruick- shank took students to the Lakehead for the Toc- Alpha held there recently. ; Raymond Bouchard oelebrated his 5th birthday with five children attending a party enjoyed by all. Dr. & Mrs. M. McCausland had daughter Judy and children visiting. LADIES AUXILIARY MEETING HELD nday, Apri adies Auxiliary of the Communit Church held its monthly meeting with Dr. Constance Jackson as guest speaker. Dr. Jackson, dressed in an attractive blue sari, showed an interesting film on the Ludhiana Christian Hospital in Ludhiana, India. She also spoke of some of her experiences as a medical missionary . A worship period was conducted by Mrs. Hilda Hiebert and Mrs. Doreen Kurylo. The Auxiliary has agreed to partially sponsor two teenage delegates to a Weekend Vocations Confer- ence in Winnipeg May 20-22. Cookbooks are still available and can be purchased TERRACE BAY NEWS CENTENNIAL PROJECTS - by Marlyn MacDonald Page 7 KOLESAR'S § Downstairs Simcoe PLAZA BARGAINS! rennace BAY, OMT pL astic PHONE 332 OVERSHOES Broken Sizes CHILDREN & LADIES Reg .$1.98 @ ss ¢ CLEARANCE COUNTERS BROWSE AROUND DOWNSTAIRS IN OUR CLEARANCE COUNTERS Surprises -. . Surprises from Auxilary members. A Fashion Show, sponsored by Kolesar's, will be held at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel on April 27. Tickets, by advance sale only, are now available at Kolesar's and from Auxiliary members. A rummage sale is planned for June 9 to be convened by Mrs. H. Stevens. The Afternoon group asked ladies to make donations of old clothing, toys and appliances to send to the Crippled Civilians. Mrs. Lil Harris will have any donations picked up, before the next meeting. Ladies are invited to their next meeting, April 17 to hear guest speaker, Rev. David Stiven. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Aggie Sinkins and Mrs. Charlotte Slomke and committee. The Grade 8's of St. Martin's School have been promised $100. from an anonymous donor for a trib - to Expo this summer on the condition that it is used for that purpose. Thank you, from all of us, who ever you are! Wednesday, March 29, we collected empty beer bottles with the help of Jerry Kennedy who drove Caccamo's truck which we loaded with our cargo . On the south. side of the highway alone, we made $46.78. Using wagons and carts, we collected on the other side Friday and made more than $20. Altogether, almost $10. was made by the Babysitting Agenc cont'd on Page 8