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PAGE 16 TERRACE BAY NEWS DECEMBER 21, 1977 (KING BA 25 YEARS AGO - DECEMBER 23, 1952 HOTEL TERRACE NEW YEAR'S DAY DINNER 1953 - 5:30 to 7:00 P.M, = $2.00 per Plate - Table reservations required. Book- ings to be not later than Mondey, December 29th. MENU: Canape, Anchovy A la Fromage, Compote of Fruits Marachino, Chilled Essence of Tomato; Soups - Consomme Barigoule, Creme Reine Margot; Queen Olives - Celery Hearts, Sweet Mixed Pickles, Crebmeat Salad, Roast Choice Baron Christmas Beef au jus, Yorkshire Pudding, Roast Stuffed Tem Turkey, Cran- berry Puree; Baked Virginia Ham - Sauce Cumberland, Pan Roast Potatoes - Au Gratin Potatoes, French Fried Potatoes, Brussel Sprouts Allemande, Cauliflower Bechemel, Christmas Plum Pudding, Hard or Brandy Sauce, Scotch Short Bread, Vanilla Ice Cream, Christmas Cake, Cocoanut Macaroons, As- sorted Nuts, After Dinner Mints, Assorted Fresh Fruits, 0ld Canadian Cheese & Crackers, Tea, Coffees, Milk, WELCOME TO: George Dashkewytoh, wife Mary and son George now living at 43 Pine Crescent; Joe Wig, wife Arlene and family of five now living at 483 Superior Ave.; Ron Faust, wife Ellen (Jan) and three children now living at 435 Fort Garry Rd. i FIRE DEPARTMENT NOTICE: Please do not call up the mill switchboard when you hear the fire signal. You are not helping the Fire Department when calling the switchboard. The cperator has enough to do in directing the firemen to the fire. So please don't call, leave the fire lines clear for the firemen to receive their instructions. . TERRACE BAY FIRE DEPARTMENT 20 YEARS ACD - DECEMBER 2, 1957 STORK CLUB: Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Norman Glad on the birth of a son, December 13th; to Mr, and firs, Ted Brown, twin daughter, December 17th; to Mr, and Mrs. Ed Belliveau, a son, December 17th; to Mr. and Mrs. D. Caldwell a daughter, Decefber 18th, On Sunday afternoon, December 15th, about 150 children under nine years of age were entertained by St, Edward's Council of the Knights of Columbus, The children from . .° Schreiber and Terrace Bay, gathered in the basement of St. Martin's Church. While awaiting the arrival of Santa Claus they were entertained by a rhythm band comprised of six- year-olds in fancy dress. The band was under the direetion of Mrs, Stan Kusik of Schreiber. Santa's arrival occasioned much excitement. The jolly old gentleman distributed gifts and candy to all, > To-night's the nightill Friday, December 20th is the BIG CHRISTMAS DANCE,. Music by "Stan Onski" orchestra from the Lekehead - Dancing from 9:30 p.m. to 1: a.m. Cab= aret style, Christmas Decorated Hall, Crackers, Admission $3.00 per couple. Sponsored by the Moose Lodge of Terrace Bay. 15 YEARS AGO - DECEMBER 20, 1962 It was a proud day for the Costa family of Schreiber last Thursday when they opened their modern new store. congratulate the Costa family on their enterprise, Red and White Carnations adorned the altar of the Terrace Bay Community Church for the wedding Saturday afternoon, December 15th of Norma Ethel, only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. Schock; to Keith Roger, only son of Mr. and Mrs. C, Sitch all of Terrace Bay. Terrace Bay Motor Hotel Candle-lite Buffet - 5-8 p.m. Adults $2.50, Children (under 14) - $1,00, Children (under 6) We Free. (eonttd next page) MERRY CHRISTMAS Our faithful friends and patrons check outhigh on our register. For this we say thanks, its a pleasure to serve you. 0 A MERON happiness and joy this festive season.'® CAMERON'S TEXACO MINI-MART We're happy to be of service \ 2 8 you all the year round, and happy to extend good wishes for ror