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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS JANUARY 5, 1977 0KING BA 25 YEARS AGO - JANUARY 3, 1952 STORK CLUB: The Stork struck two as the clock struck four on New Year's morning at Terrace Bay Hospital. Con- gratulations double to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keating,of Jack- fish who now have twin baby girls to add to the population 'at Jackfish. Mrs. Grete Keating is a daughter of Willie Heimrich of the Wood Handling Department. Recently married Terrace Bay couples include the follow- ing, to whom congratulations and best wishes are in order: Ezeb DeRozes (Palm Dairies driver-sales-men) and his bride the former Irene Chuckrey (Dominion Catering Steff). Nick Chopty (Bldgs. & Grounds painter) and his bride, the former Doris Wheeler (Dominion Catering Staff). Wellace Fisher (Sereen Room and his bride, the former Jean Lewrence (Hotel Terrace Staff). YOUR WEEK AHEAD sy pamis Forecast Period: January 9 to January 15 Try to dispel disagreements with associates apes Apr. 19 over financial affairs. Courtesy on your part : > prevents a rift. TAURUS What you say is open to misinterpretation. Put Apr. 20-May 20 mind in gear before mouth. Strive for har- mony. GEMINI There seems to be a happy solution to May 21-June 20 problems. Prepare for action. Opportunity is knocking--just open the door. MOONCHILD An unexpected honor may be conferred in June 21-July 22 recognition of your efforts in furthering the aims of a club or organization. Follow through on plans for further training to enhance advancement opportunities. Surprise moves now have a profound affect on your public standing. LEO July 23-Aug. 22 Unexpected disappointments could interfere GO ns 23-Sept. 22 with travel plans. Communication from far off places is disquieting. : LIBRA Confusion or delay could arise over taxes, in- Sept. 23-Oct. 22 surance, business affairs. Research into the whys and answers come. > SCORPIO Legal difficulties or problems in business Oct. 23-Nov. 21 develop. Understanding the other person's - mental processes brings enlightenment. Let your opinions be known. SAGITTARIUS Diet and health are of concern now. Wed- Nov. 22-Dec. 21 nesday seems to be an excellent day for start- ing your new diet program. CAPRICORN Make plans carefully first in any speculative Dec. 22-Jan. 19 . venture. You could "lose your sox."' Put your 5 unique ideas to work for you. AQUARIUS Possibilities of a change in residence come in Jan. 20-Feb, 18 to the picture. Delay any real estate dealings for a few weeks. Misunderstandings arise thru delayed com- munications. Keep unkind remarks to yourself as they could lead to real problems. PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 20 YEARS AGO - JANUARY 3, 1957 STORK CLUB: Congratulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs. Jes. Carriock on the birth of a son, December 31st. ba Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Osmer were guests of Mrs. Osmar's { parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mendelin of Port Arthur over < Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Osmer visited with Mrs. 1 Osmar's father, Mr. Gibbons of Port Arthur over Christmas. " Rose, Jim and Walter Corrigen returned Tuesday evening x from their holidays spent in Guelph, Ont. visiting with Mr. snd Mrs. Mike Cremmins, and Mrs. and Mrs. Cecil Starrs, } coming home by Toronto they visited Rose's brother, Gus i Street. i J oC 15 YEARS AGO - JANUARY 4, 1962 3 . 74 This week we célebrate an anniversary of sorts. The 4 first week in January one yesr ago, the present management > of the "News", with some trepidation, presented to its \ readers their first issue: The "News" was first published by Long Lac Pulp and Paper Co. in November, 1946 - which LY mekes it just over fifteen years old. In July, 1958 it emerged as a private enterprise with the office located in the Post Office Building. AROUND THE TOWN: Nancy Bisch travelled to Oshawa to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bisch. Jean Mousseau had her sister Miss Marguerite Houle of Garson, Ontario for over the Christmas Holidays. Cynthia Bond, Port Arthur, is the guest of her grand- mother, Mrs. E. O'Connor for the New Year Holiday. 10 YEARS AGO - JANUARY 5, 1967 CONGRATULATIONS CANADA ON YOUR 100TH BIRTHDAY. 1967 is . a great occasion for Canada. From Ottawa I extend wishes on behalf of the Centennial Commission to all Cansdians for a heppy, enjoyable Centennial year and a future es 1 bright as the highest hopes we have for Canada in the i coming yeers, =---- John W. Fisher, Centennial Commissioner. ¥ STORK CLUB: NEW YEAR'S BABY - SCHREIBER - Born to Mr. and Mrs. E.I. Borutski, a boy, Jenuary lst. Mrs. Rodney Bryson, of Dartmouth, was honoured at a shower-tea held in St. John's Anglican Church Hall Sunday evening. Mrs. Jack Bryson received with her daughter-in-law. The bride is the former Connie Smith of Dartmouth. 5 YEARS ACO - JANUARY 6, 1972 ; : The three Terrace Bay schools had a "surprise visitor" recently: a large, live Snowy Owl which was loaned out by Harold Kodila of the Terrace Bay Lands and Forests Office. The owl had been found at the Schreiber dump, un- able to fly and being attacked by ravens, and was brought to the lands and Forests Office. STORK CLUB: Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stuart of . Schreiber , & boy, December 15th, 1971. One of the happiest family reunions during the holidays was that of the Paradis famly attended by Mrs. Gertrude : Noble; Sudbury, Edmund Parsdis; Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Paradis, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pearson (Retta Paradis), Mr. and Mrs. Bill Paradis, and Mr.and Mrs. Wayne Wilsen 3 (Cecile Paradis). 3 1 YEAR AGD - JANUARY 7, 1976 Congratulations to Terrace Bey's Bantam All Star Hockey Tésm on winning last weeks tournament. Mike Moher received the Most Valuable Player Trophy and Carry Richard the Best Goalie Trophy. ; £ Yellow, green and white carnations adorned St. Andrew's United Church, Schreiber, Ontario on June 21st, 1975 when Billie Esther Weaver became the bride of Robert Thomas Bagdon, of White River.