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~ HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN Water therapy makes life more comfortable and improvement more rapid for thousands of crippled child- ren. Whether in this Hubbard Tank or in a warm pool, Easter Seal con- tributions made it possible . zo" 5 #3 8 SOCIAL NEWS (Continued from Page 9) Jack's Department at the Mill, Electrical and Instruments, made a presentation of a purse with theit good wishes before he left for the coast. Mrs. Verna Vezina with children Dennis, Leonard, Glen and Lucy left Saturday to fly from the Lakehea to the west coast where she will join her husband Lorne and make their home in Port Alberni, Vancou- ver Island. A Farewell party was held for Verna by Evelyn Falzetta and Lois Shubaly at the home of the latter last Monday. The many friends who attended presented her with a gift of luggage and purse. Mrs. Vezina, formerly on the staff of St. Martin's Separat School, was also presented with a gift form the pupil in her Church Choir. The Afternoon Group of the Ladies Auxiliary will meet on Monday, April 19th, at 1:45 in the Terrace Bay Community Church. Mrs. Helen Brooks will show films on her journey to and stay in California last year. Ladies are requested to bring in Canada Packer labels for sorting at this meeting. Mrs. Kay Jeanneret was hostess Sunday afternoon at a Miscellaneous Shower in honor of Mrs. Ron Schock, nee Jane Heenan. Seated in a daintily decorated chair, Jane received many beautiful gifts from a pink and white basket. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schock of Boston, Mass. are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Heenan Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Daley and Mr. and Mrs. John Delaronde were in Dorion last Saturday as guests at the marriage of Leonard Pope to Miss Joanne Galvin of Dorion. Margaret Ann Pineault is home visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Len Pineault. Margaret Ann has completed a six month course at the New York Beauty Culture Studio in Montreal . A surprise party was held for Patsy Thorpe last Thursday after school on the occasion of her eleventh birthday . Eight girls were present and played several games before the birthday cake and lunch was served. RECREATION DIRECTOR ARRIVES Continued from Page 1) (a) Recreation Leadership School - Gimli, Manitoba 1961 & 1962. (bh) Advance Course in Physical Educ- ation - Gimli, Man. - 1961. (c) Attended the Ontario-Quebec Provincial Hockey Leadership Institute at Kingston, Ont. - August 1964. at the Court THE NEWS ril 15, 1965 p DUE TO RENOVATIONS @ PRESENTLY UNDERWAY IN OUR DINING ROOM, SEATHYG CAPACITY IS SOME - WHAT LIMITED. FOR THIS REASON WE ARE UN- ABLE TO CATER FOR OUR ANNUAL EASTER DINNER. HOWEVER, FAMILIES WILL STILL BE WELCOME TO JOIN US FOR DINNER ON EASTER 7 Gay MOTOR HOTEL TERRACE BAY --- ONTARIO Phone = 825-3292 (d) Canadian Track & Field Coaches Clinic - Guelph Ont. - 1964. Buck is completing his second year Arena's Mana- ger Course with the University of Guelph (summer 'courses only.) Buck is also an avid figure skater and has attended figure skating school in Winnipeg for one summer. This past winter he has been one of the instructors with the Guelph Figure Skating Club. HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM (Continued from Page 1) | Freedom, sixteen girls perfarmed four folk dances; a Greek dance, the'Miserlou", "Ways of Tory" an Irish number and lastly an American version with "Salty Dog Rag". The students participating in the folk dances had been trained by Bonnie Hamilton, one of the students and Mr.. Ferguson. A very colorful addition was the appearance of brothers David and Bill Shivas in swirling kilts to give a Bagpipe selection, then to a sombre note as Lita Marie Boudreau, Deborah Stewart and Carole Gaudet gave Antony's funeral address from Julius Caesar. (Continued on Page 11) Shown above are those who recently received Canadian Citizenship held in Terrace Bay.