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Page 8 THE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE (Continued from page 5) CONFERENCE AND THE North Shore Curling Cham pionships. Not all these events have given firm dates and they, and all other organizations who wish to join in the '67 celebration, are urged to make decisions quickly and to let the Committee know the dates of their events so that the '67 Centennial Calendar for Terrace Bay may be drawn up and dis- tributed among tourist information centres. Definite arrangements have been made by the Com mittee to bring the following to Terrace Bay in 1967: October--Centennial Caravan: December--Child- ren's Theatre: September (possibly) - Catherine McKinnon Show: In December 1966 - Portraits of the Past - a fashion show portraying famous histor- ical characters in the style of dress they wore. Each community that stages the show provides the models. Attempts are being made to obtain engagements from a number of groups which will pass through Ter- race Bay during 1967. These include touring military bands, a motor cycle corps and others. The old Stern-Wheeler which will traverse Lake Su 71 SR NI UV] ISB sl s|w} 37 S|Slv/S lat DEERE BBEREE SME) BSMWEE) 3 V A STARS [Ol] a] 3) IN]V [oR [| S| Wit LV] SIN} ACROSS 8-Sly looks 9-Warden -Exist -Deface 16-Obtain -Sand bars -Mollify -A state -Proprietor -Steadfast -Foot lever -Rock -Member of Parliament 1-Pronoun 4-Snatch 9-Preserve 12-Indonesian tribesman 13-Climbing plant 14-Macaw 15-Labeled 17-Weirder 19-Confederate general 20-Repulse 21-Protective ditch grafted 23-Symbol for -Retail estab- iron lishment 24-Leanc -Earth through goddess 27-Beard of -Places - for grain combat 28-Distance -Oar measure -Rants 30-Part of violin ' 31-Preposition concents9 32-Bounds 34-Note of scale 35-Tidy 37-Apportion 38-Shallow vesss! 39-Mistake 41-Brother of Odin (Ol ARM STOIN] 1 Tt] aTSHEN| 1] BEBE BM iit IS[ 4] 3] 3]5) Bee || Vio] Ww} 13] 4] 3 [a SS [9 3 [3] | [S]3] 39 al S]9[5] I 1 Vial Vie S| viv] Ty] 21) Ue BSWEe Be SOLUTION (abbr.) -Heraldry: -Close securely -Oven for. drying bricks -Edge -Bitter vetch 48-Unit of Portuguese currency 49-Lamprey 50-Nothing 53-A continent (abbr.) 42-Healthy 43-Wipe out 45-Young goat 46-Back down 48-Was borne 51-Man's name 52-Artist's stand 54-Hawaiian wreath 55-Manuscripts - (abbr.) 56- Killed 57-Cloth measure Pe et Bee xy Pt c ~ DOWN ee ee 1-Chapeau XX 2-Greek letter 3-Stylé of coat 4-Merriment 5-Free of 6-Cooled 7-Dirk lava NEWS July 28, 1966 Dry Cleaners to The North Shore*.... Personalized Service RRR TELEPHONE 155 SCHREIBER next year will stop and give shows in Showboat style where there are adequate docking facilities. Al- though Terrace Bay does not have any dock it is hoped that a joint engagement might be made with Rossport . The Park will of course be the most permanent Centennial project here hut any type of activity may be designated as a centennial project, not necessarily a brand new venture. It is hoped, there- fore that everyone will work together to make 1967 a year to remember. FALL FESTIVAL AND FISH DERBY REPORT Project Chairman Buck Matiowsky records that the Fall Festival and Fish Derby is progressing rapidly and enthusiasm is beginning to run high. He pre- dicts this to be the largest single event ever to be held in Terrace Bay. The program runs for five full days and he has termed it as the "little C.N.E.". The program of- fers entertainment and participation for young and old. One of the latest additions to the program are an open Band Concert on Sunday, September 4. The Fort William Girls Pipe Band and Highland Dancers will put on an open air exhibition in the park area adjoining the swimming pool. Indications are that the Men's Chorus and Terrace Bay Band will also contribute several numb ers to the concert. The Kiwanis Club are asking co-operation and support from each and every citizen in Terrace Bay and along the northshore to plan ahead for this spec- tacular event by attending. Contestants from Manitouwadge, Marathon, Ter- race Bay and Schreiber will vie for the title of Miss Queen Mermaid for 1966. The queen candi- dates will be selling tickets well in advance and continued page 9...