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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS SEPTEMBER 4, I975 IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK 25 YEARS AGO - August 31, 1950 SIGN OF THE TIMES: There is a great amount of activity going on around the Townsite these days. What with the con- struotion going on of new houses, a new Post Offices, and Catholic Church, the place is a real bee-hive of industry. Recently we have acquired a new and ultra-modern butcher shop; Terrace Bay -Enterprises garage having a "new look" about the place with new services, including "free air" service; Ter- race (roceteria with it's Coffee Bar and the Bay with it's new grocery department and many changes upstairs, All of these and others under consideration, tend to meke life just ARIES Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 MOONCHILD June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 - your week ahead DR: W. DAMIS Forecast Period: September 7 to September 13 Favors, recognition and a firm promise of bet- ter things to come, shows in the chart for most members of your sign. Incidentally, in all probability, you'll meet an affluent person. Hold on! The next seven days will pass swift- ly; much will be left unfinished. Also, you could have problems with someone in authority. Don't develop too much enthusiasm about a promise to help you with your job, task or project. If you look around...there's no one you can, really, count on. Boredom with your daily routine and a mysterious mood that even your chart cannot explain--makes most members of your sign, accident prone. So, follow basic safety rules. Communicating with a member of the op- posite sex, seems to be a problem. One thing for certain syour ego won't be nourished. There's such a thing as having too much good coming your way. The gravy train is about to stop...if, you take the opposite sex for granted. A surprise is about to take place at your job, task or project; try to be patient. Remember, good fortune often arrives by way of strange avenues. Don't rely on receiving help from an old friend. Remember, your absence has been the ingredient for this friend to become involved in other things. : Stellar patterns offer little more than the promise that neighbor or associate will impose upon you. So, draw a line as to how much you'll give of yourself. In spite of your being forced to associate with persons who are not to your liking; control your emotions, speak pleasantly...you'll make out in the end. An associate, secretly, accuses you of being on an "ego trip." It's true, many under your sign have become self centered. For your own good--think about it! Outside pressures could force you to do strange things. You're inclined toward the exotic and bizarre as release for you inner frustrations. Take care, permanent damage could occur. that much more comfortable here in our fast-growing new little community. Mr, and Mrs. F.B. Thompson and daughter Jane of Winnipeg paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs, Paul Boudreau, The grand-par=- ents were delighted at seeing their new grandson and re- newing acquaintances with other friends here in Terrace Bay. We have reports that the heaviest man on the Electrical Staff (olue: he owns two cers) is now leaving fresh-cut garden flowers on his Foreman's Deski! To quote Shakespeare: "Where there's a will there's a way", ! 20 YEARS AGO - September.1l, 1955 STORK CLUB: Congratulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Waghorn on the birth of a daughter on August 28th. The marriage of Miss Donna Woods, daughter of Mrs. Paul Kuzyk to Bruce Dorige, only son of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Dorigo of Port Colbourne, Ontario was solemnized Monday morning by Father Muldoon in the Church of the Annunciation. Saturday was a joyous occasion for Mrs. Kitty MacLeod when her brother Til Fabiani of Toronto arrived for a two week visit with the MacLeod family. This was the first reunion since Mrs. Maoleod left her home in Glasgow, Scotland ten years ago. Reverend lavender has returned from his month down east where he visited with his sons, Walter and Emerson of Tor=- onto and their families, Reverend lavender also visited at Espanola, Arnprior, Ottawa, visiting the Scout Jamboree at Niagara-on-the-lake, had a visit with the Lemons, previously of Terrace Bsy and now residing in Thornhill, and with the Bob Sheppards now at Don Mills, and a short visit with Dave MacDonald in Toronto. Mrs, George Hall and Mrs. Eva Humbby of Port Arthur gpent a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sinkins last week. . PUBLIC SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN: Wendy Keller, Keith Koski, Charlie Zielke, Linda Pidluzny, Karen Storvold, Judith Hubeny, Debbie Boyd, Howard Wood, Walter Brown, Pamela Cumming, Rodney Mercure, Marilyn larson, Paul Hutchinson, Katherine Smith, Tim Stewart, Cathy Cotton, Michael Evans-Smith. Terrence ] Black, Brends Trudeau, Lawmence Stevens, Molly Harris, Allan Turner, Marcia Hamilton, Linda Hayes, Margaret Wallwin, Sandre Synishin, Verna Daley, Patsy Walker, Campbell Craig, Ruth Soughton, Valerie Turner, Mary Hopper, 15 YEARS AGO - September 1, 1960 STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Kushnieryk of Sch- . reiber, a daughter, on August 24th. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cormisso of Schreiber, a son, on August 2lth, Mr, and Mrs. M. Priske of Burlamaque, Que, are happy to announce the marriage of their only daughter, Ruth Catherine to Raymond Ross Mitchell, only son of Mrs, Catherine Mitchell of Terrace Bay, Ontario. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Singleton will hold an open reception in their home on Sept. 5th from 2 = 4 p.m, in honour of their daughter Marilyn, whose marriege to Richard Moher takes place that day in Holy Angelis Roman Catholic Church in Schreiber. Weekend Specials: Swifts Pionic Hams - 39¢/1b. Kraft Orange Marmalade - 9 oz. jar = 21g, B.C. Peaches - Freestone Cases average 18 lbs. - $2.89 case. 10 YEARS AGO - September 2, 1965 STORK CLUB: Mr, and Mrs. N.H. Bain of Rossport are happy to announce the arrival of their son on August 24th. Mr. and Mrs, Re. Mitchell of Terrace are pleased at the arrival of a daughter on August 24th, Mr, and Mrs, H, Walter of Schreiber are the proud parents of a baby boy who arrived on August 26th. Mr. and Mrs. J. Parent of Schreiber are the happy parents of a baby boy born August 28th. A Baby girl arrived to bless the home of Mr, and Mrs, D, Caldwell of Terrace Bay on August 29th, Mr. and Mrs, D, Marshall of Schreiber are happy at the birth of a baby daughter on August 29th. Norma. Chesley was declared the Girls Swimming Champion and Bob McMillan, the Boys Champion at the Annual Awards Night. Continued Page 5 eecsccces er om --