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Page 4 ATTENTION BOWLERS (Cont'd from Page 2) in the large meeting room at the Recreation Centre. All Bowlers are urged to attend as it is for the election of officers for 1965-56 and any other business that might properly come before the meeting. April 15, 1965 SPRING FASHIONS 'SHOWN IN MOTOR HOTEL TERRACE BAY With the first hint of spring, fashions must be explored fully, and for this purpose Anford's presented their Spring Showing Thursday evening in the lobby of the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel, under the sponsorship of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Community Church. Welcoming the ladies who came to view the latest fashions, Mrs. Kay Jeanneret, Commen- tator, noted that the fashions had never been more delightful as the moods changed and a softer more feminine look emerged. A softened silhouette look appeared with more curve, less angle. The popular A- Line and Shift con- tinued in popularity. A variety of fabrics were presented. Wool textures are very interesting ranging from smooth, tight weaves to delicious pouff fabrics with airy weaves and lacy tweeds. Rayons take top fashions honors this spring, many with dramatic prints worn for that special look, and beautiful floating chiffons so utterly flattering, knits were extended right to the coat fabrics, the very practical and popular cottons, with persuasive blends o terylenes, dacrons and arnels. Delicate shades were seen most frequently, pink highlighted for prettiness, but included some sunny yellows and beautiful blues in addition to vivid tonic sparkle of the brightest hues. Modelling the many daytime ~ playtime and special event outfits were Jennifer and Beth Hersey, Lois Ann Galvin, Michael and Raymond | Congratulations fellows 1! Kurylo, Irene Uzicanin, Barbara McMillan, The annual meeting of the Terrace Bay Men's Virginia Galvin, Shirley Hersey, Doreen Curling Club will be held Thursday, Kurylo, Tina Young, Thursa April 29th, in the Curling Club Thompson, and Grace Brearley. Most M Lounge. All members and pro- noteable in their selections were ONney 5 | spective members are urged to RENT WHAT YOU NEED BY PHONE! CANS POP 1O cans VET'S CHOICE DOG FOOD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY TO MEET (Continued) in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre. Everyone is asked to get their 1965 membership. A. door prize will be given of 80 1b. bag of fertilizer. Come and discuss your garden problems with other gardeners. Free Coffee and Doughnuts will be served. MEN*S CURLING CLUB NEWS Duquette Rink Wins "A" Division After a very successful season of curling the Duquette rink has climaxed the season by winning the Hiram-Walker Trophy for "A" division. Other members on the rink are D. Kenney, J. Kenney and E. Boucher. A. play-off between MacDonald, Crockford and McLeod was required to determine the winner for the runner -up position. H. McLeod with C. Koski, P. Diduch and K. Koski won the honors. a new skinmer shift over shorts for attend. sportstime, a clever eight - way, non-crushable clutch hat, and many clever innovations of the presently popular lines. Hairstyling was by Tony's and Mrs. Stella Brown ; applied the makeup. Convening the event were Mesdames V. Galvin, L. Wilson, and D. Kurylo. Tea was served by Mesdames M. Lundberg, M. Welsh, E. Beddard, P, Kelty, B. Turner, F. Whitley, N. Crockford, A. Farrow in the lobby as the showing concluded. Simply call Crescent now. Tell us Low much money you want. Then come to our office and pick it up. FOR SALE - 1961 Dodge four door sedan, Maroon and white, radio, car warmer, new seat covers and tires, mileage - 26,500 - $1250. Can be seen at 226 McDonald Ave., or after 6 at the Imper- ial Motel. Customers have rented money from Crescent in only ten min- utes. Every day thousands cf | people vent the money they 'need from Crescent, just like they vent toois or .a lawn- mower, So call Crescent now and solve your money prob- lems in minutes. EXAMPLE AMOUNTS MONTHLY AMOUNT TERM PAYMENTS EASTER WEEKEND REC .CENTRE HOURS The Centre will be open on Friday, ART CLUB NEWS . . ' eee eee (months) April l6th, until 5:00 p.m., and will The Terrace Bay Art Club will ; ; 105.75 12 10.00 : meet Thursday, April 15th, at 8:00 $ =. 2 $10.00 remain closed until 9:00 a.m., Saturday, P.M. in the Arts Centre 710.65 24 36.00 April 17th. The normal hours will pre- afte ° 1,014.07 30 42.00 Hf ; This week's session will deal 2,016.00 36 7.00 | Vail for Saturday and the Centre will be Larger amounts up to $3,000 (or more) also available CRESCENT FINANCE CANADA'S MOST CONSIDERATE FINANCE COMPANY J.C.Gunn, Manager, Terrace Bay - Phone 825-3286 with backdrop painting. closed all day, Easter Sunday. Will everyone make a special effort to attend. FOR SALE - Boy's 24" wheel, bike. Ex- pert bicycle repairs done at 477 Superior. Phone 3739. TERRACE BAY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Come to the Terrace Bay Horticul ral Society Annual Meeting on iday April 23rd tu