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TERRACE BAY NEWS APRIL 2,;.1975 IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK 0 - MARCH 30, 1950: - - Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner on ' a son in McKellar Hospital, Fort William. Mother n doing well. rs. Verne Walker now have a daughter to keep them rs. Walker is the former Donna Dumas of Personnel Note: All those who had bets on this event are ne up in single file on the third floor of the or the pay-off. 's more big news -- For all of you 'dance-starved" St. Martin's Club are sponsoring their First Ann- Ball to be held on Saturday, April 8th, at the Rec- week ahead sv or. A.W. DAMIS Forecast Period: April 6 to April 12 Jolly Jupiter, ever so gently, smiles on most 19 members of your sign. Given an equal set of cir- cumstances, Aries will overpower any com- petition. Things look good in affairs of the heart. Inciden- 20 tally, you're off the hook! Meaning? Clandestine activities are no longer a worrisome problem. At last! You'll be in touch with persons who 20 believe as you do. According to your chart, there's shelter from the twin wolves--jealousy and envy. : D There's a few changes in your job, task and 22 project, coming this week. If you apply self discipline--all will go well. You'll be in the mood to give up a few bad habits. 22 No question about it, a member of the opposite sex will trigger your desire to improve. Making friends won't be your strong point, this 22 week. As a matter of fact, an associate might af- fect your health or budget, adversely. If you are thinking in terms of marriage or a 22 similar alliance, things look good. There's one problem, however. Finances and/or employment should be considered. You might find yourself as taut as a bow string. 21 The planet Uranus pushes you into a nervous and indecisive state. Postpone major decisions. US Cosmic cycles burst, suddenly, and spray your 21 chart with heretofore undisclosed secrets. It seems as though you'll discover things that have been hidden, in the past. { Most members of your sign will hear about a way 19 of improving their earning power. This infor- mation will arrive from a far off place. It seems as though you'll take a rather 18 unreasonable attitude toward your job task or project. Whatever, it's not a good time to air a grievance. There's good news in the way of monies or ear- 20 ning power. Your relationship with the opposite sex might be a little frustrating, however. Also, avoid the dark glasses of pessimism. Y PROFILE gn Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plus ge and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Box 12766, Florida 33733. ace Bay; Fred Erickson, Terrace Bay; reation Hall. Music to be provided by the newly streamlined "Marathonians' who have promised something new in danceable rhythm. Dancing is from 9 till midnight and lookaherewillyats admission is only $1.25 per couple -- couples only. Dress is optional, so if you feel like dressing up, better get that '"Hatty Carnegie" creation out of mothballs. Keep this date open for a swell dancing party. i The Curling Season ended March 22nd with a bangup bonspiel, Winners of the main event with the coveted Hudson's Bay tro- phy going to: Malcolm Craig's wink with Ted McInnes, third; Bob Sheppard, second and Albert Farrow, lead. Winners of the Consolation event - Ed Pineault's rink with Jim MacDonald, third; Gordon Keeley, second and Jim (Curly) Hale as lead. The Club Championship with the Imperial Bank Trophy at stake was won after a hard fought battle by Ed Pineault's rink with Jim Duncan as third, Gordon Keeley, second and Jim Hale as lead. 20 YEARS AGO: - Unfortunately this issue of the Terrace Bay News is missing from our files. I5 YEARS AGO: - MARCH 3I, 1960: - A new daily pulp production record was established at the | Kimberly Clark Mill in Terrace Bay on two consecutive days. On March 26th daily pulp production was a record 419.09 tons and on March 27th it was 4I7.37 tons. The previous daily production record of 4I6 tons was set on November 7th, 1958. Mrs. Cwen Olsen entertained for her daughter Kristine on Saturday afternoon to celebrate her ninth birthday. Kristine invited sixteen girl friends and a gay time was had with a fish pond and playing games. Stork Club: Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Zeilke, a daughter on March 23rd. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Kelly, a son on March 24th. Weekend Specials: - Breakfast Bacon, 1st grade - 1 1b. pkg. 49¢; Florida Radish - 8 oz. pkg. - 9¢; Birdseye Frozen Cod Fillets - 12 oz. pkg. 27¢; 25 1b. cotton bag Robin Hood Flour - $1.99. : ; Twenty-seven children from Grades five, six, seven and eight and from schools in Marathon, Schreiber, Port Coldwell, Heron Bay and Terrace Bay took part in the Spelling Bee held last Seturday evening in the Terrace Bay High School. Winners from Terrace Bay and Schreiber were: Catherine Phillips, Terr- | Brian Hubelit, Terrace Bay; Annette Belliveau, Terrace Bay; John Needham, Schreiber. IO YEARS AGO - APRIL I, 1965: - $ Winners of the Ist event in the Terrace Bay ladies Bonspiel was the Ann Latour rink with Olive Gross, Bea Fawcett and ; Dora Trach. Winners of the 2nd event were the Dene Clancy rink with Evelyn Shivas, Marilyn Chisholm and Donna Josus. Linda Hayes was selected Queen of the Kiwanis Carnival to rule, with the aid of her Princesses, over the many events of the Carnival on March 27. Costume winners were: Russell McBride, Spaceman; Twilla Stevens, Tramp; Lorna Mikus, Sally Turner, Susan Valiquette, Cathy Gorman, Dawn McBride and Jo- anne MoBride. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hopper are happy to announce the engage- ment of their eldest daughter, Joan Marilyn to Mr. Murray An- gus Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Clark of Eganville, Ontario The marriage will take place on May Ist in the Community Church. We salute the Marathon Merouries who drove through to become Thunder Bay Hockey Champions and a play-off spot against the Warroad Lakers and a shot at the Allan Cup. The Terrace Bay boys who were on the team were among the hardest hitting players and can be credited in a big way with putting the Mercs on top in this, their first year in Senior Hockey circles. Hats off to Bob Adamo, Marvin Osmar, Deve Whalen, Dave Desrosiers, Tom Pollard, Bill Pytyck and Gord Calder. 5 YEARS AGO - APRIL 2, 1970: - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Duncan of Wawa, Ontario are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Brenda Jane to Mr. Philip Godfrey Birch of Schreiber. The wedding will take place on April 25th, I970. continued page 5 ceececceee Te