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Page. 12 ROSSPORT NEWS Lakehead visitors this past week were Mr. & Mrs. E. Legault, Mrs. P. Sully, Mrs. J. Paulmert, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hubelit, Alfred Ray, Patrick Auger, Mr. & Mrs. J. Spillette and T. Marchette. Mrs. P. Thiebault, Lawrence Mushqush, Mr. & Mrs. William Greer motored to Capreol for the weekend with-relatives and friends. Mrs. D. Martin has returned from Terrace Bay hospital . Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Goodman of Espanola called on Mrs. Todesco enroute to holiday with relatives in Winnipeg. The Five Hundred Card Club started their series of games Wednesday evening when Mrs. Hattie Yandon was hostess. Winners were Mrs. E. Rouble, Mrs. A. Testori and Mrs. J. Yandon. Mrs. Yandon served luncheon. There will be a benefit Penny Auction in the Community Hall Sunday, November |2 for Shirley Bouchard who has had an operation in Toronto. ATHLETIC AWARDS PROGRAMME In the spring of 1967 students of Terrace Bay Public School participated in an Athletic Awards Programme being exercised across Canada. This was a nationwide Centennial project for both high schools and elementary schools. Each child was given the opportunity to partici- pate in the public school. To qualify for an award the child had to enter three compulsory events: 1 minute speed sit-ups, 300 yard run, standing broad jump, and one of three optional events: skating, swimming, cross country run. If the child failed to enter three compulsory events and one optional event, he received no award. However, if he at least entered the re- quired events, he received a Red Participation Crest. Other awards ranged from a Bronze Crest to a Silver Crest with the highest award being a Gold Crest. Students receiving the Gold Crest in the Public School were: David Pinkerton, Susan Pluta, Ross Stojko, Louise Brooks, Wendy Evans-Smith, Sam Harris, Jim Shivas, Jacqueline Turner, Catherine West, Marilyn Benko, Andrew Brend, Daniel Hales Wendy McMillan, Clarence Yates, Branda Chap- man , Candice Cotton, Richard Hamilton, Donald aera Jack Ojavee, Raymond Kurylo, Greg. Turn er, Caroline Yates, Alan Dorland, Debbie Opas. TERRACE BAY NEWS > November 2, 1967 After 42 years of selling Imperial 011 products, Charles We Todesco is retiring. At a company employee's dinner he was presented with a marble desk set with calendar and pens. Photo by Mrs. Todesco. ACROSS 1-Opulent 5-Mountain in Greece 9-Flap 12-Ox of Celebes 13-Seaweed 14-Man's name 15-Founder of - Pennsylvania 11-Flying creature 16-Come into view ry year 19-Obstruct 18-Soft drink 21-Girl's name 20-Plagued ; 22-Prepare for 21-Nerve networks 23, Portinds difference 23-Heavenly body 26-Addition 36-Measure of 24-Mountain in 27-Was present --s Crete 28-Amount 40-Balance 25-Fabrics borrowed 41-Incarnation of 30-Containers 29-Weakens Vishnu 32-Europeai 6% ca TT 33-Portico poe 2 > 34-Accompanying 8 $3 3-Unending 4-Capital of North Vietnam 5-Soup ingredient 6-Bishopric 7-Slovenly woman 8-Come into view 9-Golf mounds 10-Wings 1/5 {V7 S| 1 IW] FIFI vj 3/3) 4] 410) IN] 1a} 1 L/S) |S} INIS}d) QINIV] obe) SOLUTION 42-Heroic event 43-Part of church 44-River in Germany 46-Silkworm 48-Confederate general 49-Sea eagle 31-Grasslike plant 35-Shade of & 6 J 6 o, K ve oS 2. , % g o, x2 K) ) $0) .o, 2 , \? 5 a Ko x 35009 37-Hit lightly . 38-Financial obligation to club 39-Unlocks 41-California governor 44-River in Siberia 45-Attached to 47-Not occupied 50-Prefix: wrong 51-Heal 52-Prophet 53-High card 54-Arabian chieftain 55-Paradise DOWN 1-Knock 2-Suffix: like ex] DOOF"D KOO Sd RB: bow = eet ee ee ties % B be