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SEPTEMBER 17, I975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE 5 A surprise baby shower was held at the home of Virginia Galvin last Thursday evening in honour of Ruth Mitchell, Seated in a decorated chair the guest of honour was presented with many beautiful gifts. A delightful luncheon was served by the hostess and co-hostess, Shirley Hersey, ' Anna. Fummerton, who enters grade I3 this year, holds the unique record of perfect ettendance through grade schoel and so far in High Scéhool also. 5 YEARS AGO - SEPTEMBER I7, 1970 A quick check at Terrace Bay's three schools reveals a de- crease in elementary school registrations but a 15% increase in enrolment at the High School. Mrs. Isobel Delaronde was the hostess for a delightfully arranged shower held in the Community Church Hall, to honour bride-elect Lynda lawrence. Lynda was assisted in opening her gifts by her sister Mrs, Jean Fisher, Mrs. H, Kodila was hostess at a Lawn Barbecue held at her home, Tuesday evening September 'I, honoring bride-elects Cathy Jo Cotton and Lynda lawrence, also bidding Bon Voyage to Sharon MacDonald, who is moving to Toronto. The Aguasabon Golf Club Junior Club Championship for the "Costa's" Trophy was held September 5th. Ken Hanley emerged es this year's Junior Club Champion with a fine score of 78. Pat Spadoni was a repsat winner of the Club Championship which was held September 6th and 7th in a rousing finish that nipped Bill Stachiw by I stroke over 36 holes. I YEAR AGO - SEPTEMBER I8, 1974, On August 2Ist, the Engin- eering Trades Group reached one full year without experiencing a Lost Time Accident, In rec- ognition of this achievement, a draw was held and seven mer- chandise prizes were awarded, plus a grand prize of a heli- copter trip for three to visit the Woodlands operations, The grand prize was won by Se Reid, P, Plute and F, MoCol- eman, In addition the follow- ing won merchandise prizes: Ce Hale, D, Luke, G, Nugent, V, Thorpe, H, Cooke, M, Ferland and A, Drexler, Terrace Bay Legion sponsored - Carol Bouchard, daughter of Betty and Butch Bouchard. The selection was made by Physical Education Department of thse high school for her to attend the I2th Annual Royal Canadian Legion Athletic Camp, The new executive of Dis- trict 3 of the Ontaric Munieci- pel Electric Association for the coming year was chosen at the annual mesting September 9 and IO at Kenora. They are Don Bainbridge of Atikokan, Gino Cacoamo of Schreiber, Frank England of Kenora, Ron Wilmot of Thunder Bay, Frank Capello of Thunder Bay and Don Michelin of Sioux Lookout. Stork Club: Born to Mr, and Mrs, Frederick Davey of Terrace Bay, a girl on September II, 1974, Aguasabon Golf Champions - vent Desaulniers, Club Champ- on; Allan Dorland, Junior _sampion and Mark Hara, under I3 Junior Champion, Thunder Bay (Alpine) . . . Terrace Bay . Marathon . . 577-6426 825-3286 Red Lake ... . . 727-2858 win 229-1213 Fort Frances '.. 274-7733 RESERVATION CENTRE (807) 577-6426 - TELEX: 073-4360 OR CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT Have a weekend holiday where summer spends the winter. Just $44 per couple. Our big and beautiful Solarium contains balmy warmth, a huge swim- ming pool, a whirlpool, a sauna, sun lamps and lots of reclining space --all surrounded by lush tropical vegetation. Come bask. Our luxurious double rooms contain ultra-comfortable beds and colour T.V. Come rest. Your $44, tax included, gets you all this: Three days and two nights ac- commodation (your choice of: check- in at noon Friday, check-out Sunday afternoon; or check-in at noon Satur- day, check-out Monday at 1 p.m.); Complimentary club breakfasts each morning in the Garden Coffee House by the pool; Free parking for your stay. Reservations must be made 24 hours in advance. Call 807-577-8481, or your local CP Reserve- A-Room Office, or your travel agent. CP Hotels [4 RED BAK INN 555 West Arthur St., Thunder Bay