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M-O0-V-I-E N-E-w-S May 2nd & 3rd -- "TRAPEZE" with burt Lancaster, and Tony Curtis (color) May 4th, 5th, & 6th - "JAMBOREE" Five Coins Fats Domino Mey 7th & 8th - "JET PILOT" with John Wayne and Janet Leigh {color) TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR RUBINOPY ee AER eR Ae When Ruoinoff appears in Terrace Bay in a program of popular concert music, he will play on one of the most precious instruments in the world, the famed Romanoff--Stradivarius violin insured for $100 ,000. The vioiin is famous for its Silken, lustrous tone, its full range and' almost unbelievable depth, Made in 1731 by the master of all violin makers, this partic- ular 'Strad' eventually found it's way into the hands of the Romanoffs, one 'time rulers of Russia, and still bears the bejeweled crest of that family, During the revolution it wes smuggled out of Russia and eventually was purchased by Mr, Rubinoff, Sensitive to heat, humidity, altitude and the risks that beset any treasure of Such vast value, the Stradivarius is guarded and handled with deference and extreme care at all times, The ancient instrument still retains the original -varnish and is the acme of perfection in musical instruments, an interesting fact is that during certain passages of "Warsaw Concerto" Rubinoff exerts as much as 60 pounds of pressure on the violin. It takes tremendous strength of highly developed muscular action to draw certain tones from one of the world's most delicate instruments, Ruvinoff will appear at the High School Auditorium, Friday, May 23, Tickets are available from any Kiwanis member, 'room at the Recreation Centre, FIRST AID TRAINING "PAYS OFF" ee a een = Seas ONE DTI On a recent trip to the Lakehead Willard Vezina arrived at the scene of an accident which occured on the Trans-Canada highway west of Nipigon, in which one person was killed and two seriously injured. . Upon arrival at the scene several people were standing around viewing the accident,and realizing that no one was administering first aid, Willard immediately took control of the situation and rendered first aid to the injured, The Doctor and Police upon arrival, both conmended Willard for the wonderful job of first aid he had rendered to the injured persons, Willard received all his training in first aid in our mill and is a holder of a St, John's Ambulance Bronze Medalion. It is on occasions like this that the value of first aid training is evident, to eee eee ee now underway for a Exhibit to be held Friday and Saturday, May 30 and 31 in the High School Auditorium. Paintings from the surrounding district will also be on display, tickets are now on sale for a 16 x 20 oil painting to be raffled at the Exhibit, Reguiar Art Class meetings are held every Thursday at 8 p.m, in the large meetin ART EXHIBIT -. Plans are local Art meee omer CEMETERY INFORMATION -- There is a board ane «= APpointed by the Improvement District - Terrace Bay Advisory Soard. This board has been in existence Since 1952, Present members -- V. Hopper, Chairman, A, Farrow Secretary, Rev. Gallagher, Rev. Lavender and Joe,Marcella, and Joe Kennedy, Considerable work has been done in the past and now it has come to the stage of beautifying. The board requires help to prepare rose beds on Saturday, May 3rd. anyone wishing to give time please contact V. Hopper or A. Farrow, + Your help will be appreciated; - et ewe oe et eee WINNER ~ cf the Boudoir Doll raffled by thé -- Women of the Moose was Walter Gebski . "J . Terrace Bay.