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Page 8 THE NEWS YOU ARE INVITED STORK CLUB peal" og eee is ae Born to, Mr.and Mrs. A.Mercure of Terrace TO ATTEND A GENERAL MEETING OF THE } Bay, a son, on April 12th. TERRACE BAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Born to, Mr.and Mrs. G.Commisso of Schreiber, on Thursday, April 23 - 3:00 P.M. at Rec.Centre - | ason, on April 13th. OLD LIBRARY ROOM THIS IS YOUR CHANCE = SEE YOUR CHAMBER IN ACTION! MAKE IT A POINT TO ATTEND COAT TAKEN IN ERROR - Saturday evening at the Curling Club. If you have the wrong coat, please contact Len Crockford. LOCAL FIGURE SKATERS PASS TESTS Results from the past winter's figure skating showed an ever-growing increase in tests passed by members of the local Figure Skating Club. Passing Prelimin- ary Tests were Cathy West, Patricia Kelty, Jacque- line Turner, Mary Pat McLeod, Gail Simmer and Jean Belliveau. First Tests were successfully completed by Laura Hartman, Jane Persson, Heather Boyd and Brook Rapke and Second Tests by Shirley Phillips, Jamie Cumming and Colleen Kenney. Passing her Sixth Figure and Free Skating Test at the Pt. Arthur Figure Skating Club was Elizabeth Hayes under the guidance of Pros. Barbara Hutcheon and Patricia Toppit. In addition to the above group a grand total of thirty eight dance tests were passed during the season by members of the Club, and hearty congratu~ lations are offered to all. MISS OUTDOOR GIRL (Continued from Page 1) Miss Virginia Martin of St. Johns, Newfoundland, was chosen the winner. In the photo below, Feder=- ation Stan Hodgkiss, who crowned the queen, is shown with Miss Martin and the runner-up. SOCIAL & PERSONAL (Continued from Page 5) Mountain Pottery. Another bridge was held for Grace at the home of Wilma Chadney with Alice Forbes. cohostess where she received a cup and saucer from her friends. George was recipient of a purse of money at a stag given for him by his friends and co-workers & many evenings & dinners were arranged for the fam- ily in bidding them farewell. ART CLUB NEWS The Art Club will hold their regular session on Thursday at 8 P.M. in the Rec. Centre. Slides and commentary of French.| mpressionist paintings will be shown by S. Gaulin. All members are invited to ACROSS = 8. Minus 31, One EIR TOMAIBIAICIA 1. To hold 4, At home hundred ny attend ST FRI ITI Bier ° (an 6. Awriting sq. REI} = opinion) of meters Cone On) WIOIWEEA ID! Sarl at mreliurial Precis) (Alt am AIA) AIBIUISIEMMAIV! 1SIO IMIETTIEIR ME SIEIRI | Try SITIOINI AINE) 8. Serving to Emerson's 22. Cut 6. Mean ee S Mr. & Mrs. Roland H. Scowen announce the en- gagement of their daughter Helen Noreen to Mr. Robert George Harris, sonvof Mr. & Mrs. Norman 10, Insects 7. Adam's of 11. Killed helpmate the 12. Faultily 8. The cony scale zt ° : * * 13. Diphthon, of the 25. Viper Harris of Georgetown ' Ontario. The marriage will eo eee 38 Ontiaal take place June 13th in Georgetown Anglican Church ee ne . ees 7 of three a Js ele ew - £4 C. . hr . Mo! ° The afternoon Branch of the Ladies Auxiliary will bit 12,Mosiem = deum" medan ° ° 17. Close to titles = . Remove religion meet on Monday, April 20th at 1.45 P.M. in the 48 Constellae 18. Moon able 36. Infant Terrace Bay Community Church. Everyone welcome. RR ee ° ° "af ° ' . Mix sho: 1s eo VANDALS BEWARE!!! = Once again "spring fever' glass, to 18. Rough 80. Kind of 38. Weeps ay ntly also awake " ° " set colors va, leather 40. Ever: poet. has apparently also awakened our "spring vandals". 22.Reduceto 20. Shield $1,Halfems 43, As far as An increase in damage and marking of community facilities has begun and it should be stopped NOW! ! Parents are asked to impress upon their youngsters that damage of any kind to public property, no matter how small, is a criminal act and can result in prosecu tion by law. Bevicets any damage they do is to ili pulp, as b 28. A creed 25. One of the Aleutian Islands 28. In no manner 32. Pronoun. 33. Fish 34, Joshua's father EEE EET eTrtl tri Peg eT TBE PCLT Al BL as ral te LM 35. Jumble 86. Bachelor of Science: abbr. 87. Beasts of 'burden 89. Genuine 41, Nutriment 42. Disputable 44, Repentant regret DOWN 1. Gentle 2. Newts 3 CHEN rss io S O LL ee | Poh SBS NS Y | to r-D.. Hencher, J.Clancy,F .Muldrew,R.Ostling