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TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 22, I975 it's DEN "RENT-A-CAR Rent-a-car ; LET IMPALA ¢ 4 ADONI BROS. LTD. L LARRY AT 824-2304 week ahead ev or. aw. oamis Forecast Period: January 26 to February 1 This week finds you emotionally down. Your 19 surroundings and loved ones wil be neglected. Take the bulls by the horns, and live up to what is expected of you. During this cosmic cycle your egotism takes 20 over. Unfortunately your intellect is going through a new high, but be modest about it. You will find your associates more cooperative as a result. ; Most Geminis will reap monetary gains this 20 week, if they have invested wisely. Be careful of false friends, do not confide in them. For- tunes breed this type. You are definitely restless with your mate or 22 companion for this period, and want to escape. Be careful -- the grass will not be greener. Your mental attitude this week, Leo, is gloom. 22 Surround yourself with friends, young and old to pull you through. There is a real surprise in store for you. Money will be easy to come by during this .22 period, but do a little meditating before you squander. A good idea is coming to pass that you'll want monies for. Your popularity is reaching an all time high 22 among both sexes. Don't shy away. Be a joiner . . you will gain new truths about 'yourself. Entertainment, travel, good companionships in 21 your stars this week. Don't, however, allow this new found excitement, cause you to dis- regard good friends. JS Your spirits are at a low ebb . . . rumors sur- 21 rounding your actions could affect your home life. Stay away from your inner circles and the truth will out. Have patience, Capricorn, the news you have 19 been waiting to hear is on its way. Do not alienate your friends. What you want will hap- pen. You are in for happy times, but be very care- 18 ful of a new companion, that could temporarily turn your head . . . and your excitement could be short-lived. This wil be a week of family visits, even rel- 20 atives from afar. Do not dig up the past with your visitors; otherwise a quarrel could arise. 'Y PROFILE ign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plus ige and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, St. ida 33733. IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK 4 20 YEARS AGD - JANUARY 20, I955: HOCKEY NEWS: Terrace Bay downs Schreiber 8-3 Thursday night. The game was livened up in the third period somewhat by a combination of a Tango and a wrestling match between Jack lang and Figliomeni of the Diesels and a few well aimed punches by Brassard and Cosgrove. On Tuesday night in Schreiber the Superiors came out in the long end of a 5-3 game. STORK CLUB: Congratulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay on the birth of a son on January I5th. Mrs. Steve Brend entertained Saturday, January I5th in honour of her son Michael's sixth birthday. Charlie Sitch, Vice-President, presided over the regular monthly meeting of the Home and School Association, January 17th. Miss Cathy Smith and her pupils gave a demonstration of puppets and a show telling the story of the Three Bears and Red Riding Hood. I5 YEARS AGO - JANUARY 2I, 1960: The following girls have agreed to enter the Miss Terrace ° Bay Superiors Popularity Contest: Pat Romanuk & Terrace Bay; Gail Sweet - Terrace Bay; Beulah Grover - Schreiber; Sharon 1 Gellert - Schreiber; Sharon Marquis - Terrace Bay: Dr. Cornell of Schreiber told the News on Tuesday morning that the incidence of Jaundice in that Town is tapering of fe Holy Angels Separate School will re-open on Wednesday, Jan- uary 20th. WEEKEND SPECIALS: Granulated sugar - IO 1b. bag - 89¢; Lean Minced Beef - 2 lbs. 79¢; Imported Cauliflower 29¢ 1b. 10 YEARS AGD - JANUARY 2I, I965: At the inaugural meeting of the Terrace Bay School Board J. Beddard was elected Chairman for the year 1965. Mr. J. bi Shivas was elected Vice-Chairman and W. Hanley was re-app- 4 ointed Secretary-Treasurer. Other members are T. Dorlend, I. Marsh, D. Koski. STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. Landry of Schreiber, a daughter on January Ith; Mr. and Mrs. S. Synishin of Terrase Bay, a son on January I6th; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Figliomeni of Schreiber, a son on.January 18th. _ On Thursday, January 2I, 1965, Kiwanis Clubs in hundreds of cities and towns will commemorate the 50th Golden Ann= iversary of Kiwanis International. A special Anniversary Night meeting was held at the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel with John Ferrier, J.P. Heenan, A. Fraser and L. Crandlemire as special guests. President, Bob Hales announced mary worthy projects being undertaken by the Terrsce Bay Kiwanis Club to commemorste this anniversary in Terrace Bay. 5 YEARS AGO - JANUARY 22, 1970: CURLING NEWS: Congratulations to Len Crockford's rink with Norma Crockford, Bob Roberts and Liz Macleod on winning the O'Keefe Mixed at the club. Congratulations also to the Lou Duquette rink of Ken Johnson, Dan Kenney and Gary Gusul on winning the team playoffs this past weekend and allowing them to represent Terrace Bay in the Zone Playdowns in Manitouwadge. Congratulations to the Terrace Bay Ladies Curling Club Champions on winning the Zone Playdowns in Marathon. Rink consists of Peg Wellings, Ivy Pattison, Ida Romanuk, and Ann Latour. They will now go to Thunder Bay where they will play against other zone winners. I YEAR AGO - JANUARY 23, 1974s : STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moore of Terr- ade Bay, a boy on January I7th, I97h. Chime Club elected the following new executive: Lester McCuaig, past pres.; Tommy Whent, pres.; Anne Todesco, fir- st vice; Mary Chadwell, second vice; Cyril Sparkes, treas.; C. Downey secretary and trustees E. Cavanaugh, C. Downey J and L. MeCuaig. |