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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 2, 1974 1969 - continued from page 5 ce... Mrs. A. Churney accepted Electric Utensils Woman Prize from A. Drexler, Mr. Joe Kennedy accepted a canoe for his son Jerry who is away at School - Man's Prize; and John Graham won Boy's Draw - $50. voucher from Kolesar's Store. Three couples were honoured with a farewell party by the Terrace Bay Area Hydro Club, Friday evening in the Curling Club. Arrangements were made by President Don Kelly of Schreiber and Jack Phillips acted as Master of Ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Slomke will be residing in Thessalon where Mr. Slomke has already begun his new duties. Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin of Schreiber return to Cameron Falls soon to tske up residence there, and Mr. and Mrs. Eine Harkonen of Terrace Bay will be residing in Thunder Bay. At this party the group welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rapke who have arrived from Ear Falls and have taken up residence here, and look forward to welcoming Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bouvier, now residing in Schreiber and Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Neil (nee Jean Stuart) of Kekabeka Falls who will be arriving shortly. IT YEAR AG - Vol. 16, No. 39, October 3rd, I973. Ledies Golf News - Congratulations to J. Cunter on winning +he Hiram Walker trophy this past weekend, also to P, Well- ings es runner-up. M. Phillips won low net on the first nine holes with J. Hall taking the second nine. Legion Official Opening - The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 223, Terrsce Bay, held their official opening on Saturday afternoon, at 4 p.m. David Gunter, President of the Branch, welcomed those who hed come to participate in the ceremony. Head table guests were introduced by D. Gunter, and sev- eral called upon to say a few words. These included Distric Commender Gural, Jack Stokes, M.L.A., Keith Penner, M.P. The Red Dog Inn of Terrace Bey is starting to take shape. Under construction by Tom Jones Construction, the new motel will have 20 units, a Dining Lounge and Cocktail Lounge. ARE YOU HERE - As we mentioned in last week's "In the News" column, we would publish old pictures when possible. Here's an o0ldie.... back row - Bill Shirriff, Ken Bradley, David Roberts, Bruce lundberg, Devid Falzetta, Fred Moleod, Johnny Shirriff. Second row - Cary Gusul, Mike Chepelsky, Brian Hubelit, Tony LaFontaine, Errol Moores, Kelly Phillips, Ron Stuart, Knut Schmiedchen, Front row - Mickey Valiquette, Henry Gaulin, Brian McInnes, Alvin LeBlanc, Bill Stachiw, Bobbie Wallwin, Jorg Sohmiedchen. LORNE'S CAMERAS & FISHING TACKLE 20 SOUTH COURT STREET (next to the Paramount Theatre) THUNDER BAY 'P', ONTARIO TELEPHONE 344-0413 CROSSWORD PUZZLE TODAY'S ANSWER a rd ACROSS 3. Footprint 1. Colleen 4. "My Gal 5. Swim- -- mer's 5. Glass stroke worker 11. Brazilian 6. Ascended tapir 7. Sprite 12. Beatrice 8. De- ee scended 13. Atmos- (poet.) pheric 9. Kingly phenom- title enon 10. Numerical ; (3 wds.) suffix 24. Height 33. Capone 15. Foul -- 14. Gussie (abbr.) feature 16. Have of tennis 25. Colloidal 34. Noggin debts fame substance 35. Skills 17. Sawbuck 18. Coquette 26. Summer 37. French 18. Council 19. Unorig- (Fr.) cheese city inal 28. Reach 38. Israeli 20. Seem 20. Abbr. effec- port 23. Craze used tively 39. At 27. Islam's before an (2 wds.) that sacred alias 30. Wise point book 21. Small dog man 41. Scottish 28. Waistcoat 22. Golf in- 32. Store explorer 29. A structor (2 wds.) 42. Tree sidekic 30. Resolve 1 2 I> |4 5 16 17 Ia joo 31. Make euphoric |" 2 33. Town in Belgium |'3 4 36. Girl's L name 5 lo 17 37%. Slugger's wood 18 19 40. Nurse an unre- 20 [21 [22 23 |24 |25 [26 quited love 27 28 2 (3 wds.) . Reach 44. English | > 45. Take 5 7 uibrage 33 |34 |35 £7) 46. Acute 40 Ev DOWN 1. Hold out 43 2. Opposed to a5 26