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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 2, 1977 0KING BAG 25 YEARS AGD - NOVEMBER 6, 1952 WELCOME: Ray Black, wife Caroline Audrey and son Bevin, age 1} years, now living at 87 Hudson Drive; Donald Bout- tiier, wife Evelyn and 1 year old son Reid Douglas, now living at 462 Princess Ave. ; Pulp Wood on shores of Lake Superior and stream emptying into Lake Superior is the property of Pulpwood Salvage Assoc -iation and it is 1llegal to pick up same for fire wood, This is an indictable Offence and persons are liable to three years imprisonment. The Kiwanis Gigantic Hallowe'en Party which was held last Friday wes pronounced a great success by everyone con- cerned, Mayhem reigned from beginning to end but a great time was had by all, The Masqueraders - (Terry McInnes, Jackie Marsh, Phil Miller) won the talent contest with their imitation of "Satchmo" and his band. TERRACE BAY POLICE ~ DEPARTMENT During the week of October 23rd to 30th the Police department were called upon to in- vestigate a total of twenty-nine occurrences. October 4th, found the police executing a warrant of committal upon a local resident as well as conducting five motor vehicle safety inspections. October 25th - After a continuing investi- gation into the damage suffered by the Police Station window, a local youth was charged with committing this offence. October 26th - Police investigated a dis- turbance caused by discharging a firearm, the sudden death of a local youth and charged one local resident with failing to remain at the scene of a motor vehicle collision. October 27th a N.S.F. cheque fraud charge was laid. October 28th - The following occurrences were investigated. A local resident was charged with impaired driving, a compassionate message was delivered to the construction site, a charge of speeding was laid under the High- way Traffic Act-and a juvenile was dealt with regarding the theft of money from a purse that occurred in early August of this year. October 29th - Police laid two charges un- der the Highway Traffic Act and investigated a disturbance on the beach road. October 30th - The breathalizer owned by this department saw heavy usage as four local residents used same and were subsequently charged with impaired driving and over .08. Continued page 6 ..... 20 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 7, 1957 Yellow mums and white tapers on the altar formed the setting Saturday, October 5th in the Terrace Bay Communi ty Church for the marriage at 2 o%olock of Myrtle Marie, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norval Banks, and Mr. Russell Bruce MoBride, son of Mrs, Harriet MoBride and the late Mr. George McBride, Schreiber, Mrs. Bert Duncan entertained last Wednesday to celebrate her daughter Cheryl's sixth birthday. STORK CLUB: Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. D. Whitley on the birth of a daughter, October 10th, and to Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell on the birth of a son, October 13th. 15 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 8, 1962 Outdoor sportsmen now have a national voice to press for improved protection of Canada's dwindling fish and game population and other renewable resources. The 21 founding delegates expressed concern over what they termed eo deterioration of Canada's rich hinterlands. T.S. (Stan) Hodgkiss, of Terrace Bay was elected as the group's first president, Terrace Bay Hydro Utilities Building Official Opening Ceremonies will be held on Monday, November 12th, 1962 at the Terrace Bay Utilities Building at which time dedic- ation and ribbon cutting ceremonies will be held. Mr. Gerald Clement replaced Mr. Des Evans-Smith on November 1st as Manager-of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Coming from Kapuskasing to Terrace Bay, Mr. Clement will be joined this month by his wife and sons Kenneth, age three and Michael seven months. WEEKEND. SPECIALS: Ivory Liquid - King Size - 99¢/ Dream Whip - 4 oz. pkge. - 53¢. Bananas - 3 lbs. - 597. 10 YEARS AGO - NOVEMBER 9, 1967 - WELCOME: to Maureen and Joe Paukstys and their three girls - Patricia, Terry and linda. They reside at 185 Laurier Ave,; and to Shirley and Jack Richards and their three children, Brends, Gerry end Weyne from Wawa. They reside at I52 Birch Crescent. The annual meeting of the Terrace Bay Kiwanis Club took place Tuesday evening, October 31 in the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel. Ed Kennedy was elected President, succeeded Don Gx" laporte. Vice President is Alan Teskey. Directors are Vlado Kiran, Ken MoLeod, Bob Coleman, Joseph Commisso and Dan Rafalant. 5 YEARS AGO - NOVEM, BER 8, 1972 The Minor Hockey Executive held a meeting on November ond in the large meeting room of the Recreation Centre. The Registrar, Mrs. E. Kettle, reported 124 boys have registered for Minor Hockey. The inaugural meeting of the Terrace Bay Advisory Plamn- ing Committee was held with Roy Bray chairing the meeting. Other members are Rolly Sinotte, Grant Puttook, Ken Eaton, Peter Romanuk, Ken MacLeod and Bill Hanley. On Saturday, August I9th, I972 at I:30 p.m. at the Notre Dame' Roman Cathoiic Church, Christine Helen, elder daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Mischus, exchanged marriage vows with Peter Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heenan of Terrace Bay. 1 YEAR AQ - NOVEMBER 10, 1976 The Minister of Health of Ontario, Frank Miller, has endorsed the Seine Flue Immunization Program and it will be made available to residents of Thunder Bay and District. This is not a compulsory program. Attending is simply a matter of choice. Mr. and Mrs, George T., Lengyel, Schreiber, Ontario are pleased to amnounce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Janet Ilene to Mr, Jon Norwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Norwood, Oshawa, Ontario.