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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 3, 1976 00KING BAG 25 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 1, 1951 The new luxurious, futuristically designed Terrace Bay Hospital was officially opened on Wednesday, October 2ith when Dr, L.E. Crowe of Schreiber cut the ribbon that allowed the doors to open to another public service building in this fast growing little community. STORK CLUB: The new hospital got off to a good start in the New Arrivals department when sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wig on Monday, October 29th and to Mr. and Mrs. Don Brearley on Thursday, November lst. The honour of having the firsf child born in the new hospital goes to Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Cool: of Schreiber, to whom the stork delivered a girl on Saturday, October 27th. YOUR WEEK AHEAD sy pamis Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Feb. 19-Mar. 20 Fosetusi Period: November 11 to November 17 ARIES Keep the checkbook balanced. Funds have a Mar. 21-Apr. 19 way of going fast, and you could get a big sur- prise. TAURUS Unexpected happenings catch you unaware. Apr. 20-May 20 But you handle things with your usual steady pace. Smother those sarcastic comments. GEMINI You are in firm control and able to make quick May 21-June 20 and reliable decisions. Put your good ideas to work for you. : MOONCHILD Visit your friend in the hospital. You can do June 21-July 22 much toward bringing cheer and a more op- timistic outlook. : LEO Friends bring a great deal of enjoyment this July 23-Aug. 22 week. Behind the scenes activity may involve : a touchy business. VIRGO Career matters are in the fore. You get ahead by your own effort. Keep your emotions in check. LIBRA . Why not do a bit of housecleaning -- Sept. 23-Oct. 22 straighten up your files and drawers. Check out insurance policies for proper coverage. SCORPIO There may be a little tension on the job this Oct. 23-Nov. 21 week. There seems to be.a lot of talk and not ~ too much motion. SAGITTARIUS Control that impulse to run the other person's Nov. 22-Dec. 21 life. Try to see things their way. Maybe a little financial assistance is the answer. CAPRICORN You'll find a little vacation away from the Dec. 22-Jan. 19 humdrum is refreshing. Your mate is quite ; willing, and you'll both reap benefits. AQUARIUS The sun in your career house is shining for Jan. 20-Feb. 18 you. Your active mind has a quick grasp of the problem, as well as the solution. PISCES Romantic interludes at this time. Is it just playing the game, or are you being quite honest? 20 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 1, 1956 Another addition to Terrace Bay's shopping centre was recently opened when Waghorn's Pharmacy officially launched their new Drug Store located on Simcoe Plaza, adjacent to the Post Office. For the previous five years, Waghorn's had rented a small shop. ~ AROUND THE TOWN: A miscellaneous Shower at the home of Mrs. Joyce Timpano was held Monday evening, honouring Mrs. Owen Laurenson, the former Margaret Sweet. Bob Wallwin and Fred Soughton returned home Sunday from Chicago where they attended as delegates, the National Safety Council Congress where Mr. Soughton was elected to the post of Chairman of. Council's continent-wide Pulp and Paper Section. 15 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 2, 1961 STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ballantyne of Ter- race Bay, a son, on October 26th, Born to Mrs. and Mrs. C. Gaudet of Schreiber, a son, on October 26th. Friends will be pleased to learn that the Pineault Twins who weighed in at 2 lbs. 7 oz at birth were able to join their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Pineault on Friday, each weighing about 5 pounds. WEEKEND SPECIALS: Chicken - Legs and Breasts - L9g/lb. Lettuce ~ 2 heads -39¢. White Beans ~ 2 lb. bag - 29¢. Mr, Codfrey Pearson of White River, C.P.R. Road Master of the Schreiber Division, retired after forty-eight years service, on Friday October 27th. Mr, and Mrs. George Savoy of Thursen, Quebec recently visited with their daughter Rosalind (Mrs. Dan Kenney) and their son Gale, and their families. 10 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 3, 1966 - STORK CLUB; Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. Glad of Schreiber at Terrace Bey Private Hospital, a daughter on October 22nd. Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Trichilo of Schreiber, a daughter on October 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller are proud to announce the birth ef their son Cordon William, on Ostober 23rd at - Port Arthur General Hospital, 'Mrs. Helen Souliere, bride-elect of Nov. 5, was honoured by "her friends at a showsr held in the (Guild Hall, ] Ten students graduated from Grade 12, Terrace Bay High / School Annual Commencement Awards on October 28th. They are: Bonnie Beddard, Mark Boudreau, Elizabeth Dobush, Ron Falzetta Janis McInnes, Marie Sadowich, Jill Crandlemire, Lynda Law- rence, Lance Stewart and Errol Moores. 5 YEARS ACO - NOVEMBER 4, 1971 The Hallowe'en canves held on behalf of UNICEF by the students of St. Martin's School collected $163.70 to assist the work of UNICEF throughout the world. - DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH EARWIGS? If so, plan to attend a meeting with the Department of Health Representative Nov. 5th at 7:00 p.m. in the large meeting room of the Rec Centre. To eliminate Earwigs wej have to have the communitys suppert with a good turn out. -- 1 YEAR AGO - NOVEMBER 5, 1975 STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dunn of Schr- eiber, a boy on November 3rd, 1975. On October 26th the congregation of St. Andrew's United Church in Schreiber celebrated a double anniversary - 90th year of the founding of their local church and the 50th anniversary of the United Church of Canada. The actual date wes June 10, 1925 when the union between Methodists, some Presbyterians and other smaller groups took. place in Toronto. Welcome: Miss Penny Possamai from Sault Ste Maris. . Miss Possamal is now with the lLeke Superior Public School. Also welcome Pauline and Raymond Desgrosiellers and their thrse children and Geraldine and Fred MeColeman and daughters Kerri and Kimberly from Schreiber.