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Vol. 44, No. 9 60th Anniversary Cliff and Wallis Barker eloped and were married February 14, 1930 in Sunridge, Ontario. They returned in a horse and cutter to South River where they moved into a boarding house. Cliff worked in a chemical company and also trapped. Wallis spent alot of time alone, cutting her own wood, gardening and taking care of the farm animals after they had their own home. They struggled through the hungry 30's with odd jobs. Cliff worked as a lumberjack around South River as well as Longlac. Wallis took in boarders and worked in a restaurant. In 1931 their daughter Rita was born followed by*Connie in 1941. In March 1955 they moved to Terrace Bay where Cliff worked at the rec center and part time at the post office until he reuired. Wallis also worked at the snack bar and helped Cliff clean the post office. Cliff also trapped part time and Wallis became well known for her bread and buns and sewing. Besides daughters Connie and Rita they have four grandsons and one great grandson. Their grandson Brian was married on February 16, 1985 as close as they could get to their grandpar- ents anniversary so they would have the luck Cliff and Wallis had. Cliff and Wallis returned to Terrace from the Toronto area to reside at Birchwood Terrace a few years ago. This enabled tthem to be closer to their daughters and grandchildren. Cliff keeps busy with his garden and Wallis with her knitting of afgans which are known from Terrace Bay to Toronto. €Z xog SuUueeP 'eljeole/y = O x = pet) [?) @ ise) bet sS (e) = Le OGALIO' Honest Girls Return Money Stacey Metcalf and Melissa Savage returned $400.00 they had found by the Nugget Food Store in Terrace Bay on January 19. As a reward for their honesty the girls were both given $25.00 by the man who had lost the money and a hat from the Terrace Bay Police. Presenting the award is Officer Gary Callaghan of the Terrace Bay Police. Photo by Angie Saunders 4th Annual Dance for Heart The 4th Annual Dance for Heart was sponsored by the Terrace Bay Recreation Department and the Heart and Stroke Foundation. It was held Thursday, February 15, 1990 from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. On hand from the Terrace Bay Rec. Dept. was Dean Main, who is the Rec Coordinator. Instructors from Terrace Bay were Gay Harris, Gwen Black, Anna Fox, Lynn Pearen, Lorraine Bull, and Bev Turpin. Instructors from Schreiber were. Maria Speziale and Brenda Figliomeni. Marilyn Warf, a representative of the Heart and Stroke Foundation, came from Thunder Bay for the dance. Volunteers were: Joan Woods, Darlene Noble, Cathy Staciu, Betty-Anne Schroeder, and Diane Polesky. Sponsors for the dance were: Lake Superior High School, the Stereo Club, Costa's, and Ron Kainen. A total of 53 men and women participated in the Dance for Heart. A total of $7,966.75 was raised on February 15th. The total raised to date is $26,777.02. + Belluz \ Realty Ltd. } Simcoe Plaza POT 2W0 Terrace Bay, Ont Juris Zdanovskis Broker 1-807-824-2933 = 1-807-825-9393 HOUSE INSURANCE *Preferred Pricing *Preferred Service If you're not with us, you are probably paying more than you need to. Superior Shoreline Insurance Ltd. 825-9492 825-9646 TERRACE BAY INSURANCE LTD. A COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE COMPETITIVE RATES FOR QUALITY COVERAGE SIMCOE PLAZA TERRACE BAY 825-3246 * Home * Business * Auto * Cottages * Recreational Vehicles * Etc.