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Page |5 ROSSPORT NEWS (cont'd from Page 18) The tickets were drawn by strangers with Cathy Gerow winning $15., Peter Gerow $10. and Walter Gerow $5. General Convenor was Mrs. Herb Legault. The boys of the Community are busy flooding the skating rink but in the meantime are skating on the ice at the sandbar. GOAL TIMES - Artificial Ice Draw Eight goals - 23 sec., 12 min. | sec., 16 min. 2I sec., 19 min. 15 sec., 30 sec., | min. 22 sec., 13 min. 46 sec., 12 min. 23 sec. Winners were: Mrs. B.Scott, Mrs. B. Cardiff, $20. winner - ~ Mrs. S. Lamoureux. Winners are asked to contact Mrs. Jack Bryson - phone 30 Schreiber - until further notice. Montreal ... As part of its plans to commemorate Canada's Centennial, Texaco Canada Limited announces the establishment of a continuing university scholarship program open to children of its employees across the country. In making the announcement, Frank M.Dawson, President, said "The first scholarships will be awarded for the current 1966-67 academic year, and up to 20 winners each year will be selected from applicants with high academic standing at completion of secondary school." The new scholarships program supplements Texaco's existing employee benefit plans and its financial support of higher education. Something very nice happened to 'ye old editor' last night. Just before supper is, in our opinion, the time of day when energy is low and even thoughts of Christmas brings no response a knock on the door sounds an d childish voices could be heard singing a loved Christmas carol. The four young Carolers were invited in and singing all the stanzas of their song until it was finished . Then, shaming our blase query as to what they were raising funds for, they replied "oh, nothing, we just like to sing". The future is assured as long as we have youngsters like these. (cont'd next column) a TERRACE BAY NEWS: December 15, 1966 A small group of Mrs. S. Boyd's Advanced Sewing Class. The four young ladies were: Phyllis Ann Turner, B arbara Roberts, Maureen Mikus and Valerie fashion Larson. Take one house robe, pastel and pretty. with rosebuds and leaves. Add several yards of wide grosgrain ribbon, the colors of moss. Touch. it to the sleeves, the hem, then wind it up the front to the bust. . . to end in a magnificent fringed bow. A pretty robe turned ele- gant! Just top-stitch in place by machine. Use heavy snaps to close. BY NANCY GAYLORD ; FASHION CONSULTANT TO THE 160 SINGER CENTERS IN CANADA. Pretty blue eyes become lively and sparkling when underscored by a dress of pale Dresden blue. Soft willow makes hazel eyes' turn wickedly green. Warm camel is the perfect background for brown eyes, rich and glow- ing. For maximum emphasis, choose a fabric the same color but a softer shade than your eyes. Brighter shades make your eyes seem colorless by contrast. Add the gaiety of a decorative Christmas center- piece to your dinner table, buffet or mantel. See our beautiful collection today. POINSETTIA We Wi: 2 flowers MARY Phone 442 - PLANTS Call Us Today! FLOWER SHOP Schreiber