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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS AUGUST 25, 1976 SWINE FLU VACCINATION: Cont'd from page 5 time and location of clinics. Yours sincerly, - | Jane Pickersgill, M.D., Medical Officer of Health. STORK CLUB: Lynn and Terry Black announce the arrival of their daughter, Chelsea Louisa, 8 lbs. 11 oz. on August 20, 1976 at McKellar Hospital Percy and Linda (nee Winterbon) Lang are happy to announce the arrival of their daugh- ter, Monica Delphine on Saturday Aug. 14 at' 12:12 p.m. She weighed 7 lbs. 6 oxs. Percy TODAY'S ANSWER CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 41 Famed 1 Hebrew Italian measure family 5 Stud, e.g. 42 Prevalent 10 Specter 11 Goddess of ~~ DOWN peace 1 Chicago 12 Window airport pane 2 Taciturn 13 Raise Py ds.) 14 User of Wiis 10 Gyrate 27 Briny dee caustic 3 Avon's earl yn Stoops 29 "1 i p language 4 2 Jind to Conquer" you!" is = Beta a. 21 Statute 31 Embank- Kappa 22 Candlenut ment 17, Ship-shaped angein tree 32 Scandina- clock S / : ~ 18 Surprise! 6 Hockey 28 Twined idl Jigs { r Pa 1 Be eremitic 25 "The 35 Capital of o Temple, od (Sv) BOL, Tat + style 22 SYS le 9 Pensioner author 37 Extra bed 23 Chosen ig RE CER Ss l6 |7 [8 |° 25 Struck 26 Salamander §'© i 27 Reach x across 2 28 Dejected h 29 Foursome's i i vi ® meeting 7 8 9 place 30 Old music- 20 [2) 22 al note 33 Black 23 [24 2s cuckoo (var.) _ 26 27 34 Good luck = az glade gift 36 "The Odys- |= sey" sor- 3 ceress % 7 38 Strainer 39 "Witch 39 of --- "» 40 Actress lh Terry is formerly from Schreiber. 'A special thanks to maternity staff at McMaster Medical Center. STUDENT PLACEMENT OFFICE. CLOSES The Terrace Bay Canada Manpower Centre for Students will be terminating its summer ser- vices Friday, August 27. The Centre, the first ever for the North Shore area, was given the nod to begin oper- ations Tuesday, May 25. Since this was a pilot project there were, admittedly some flaws and bugs in the inter- nal workings. However, the overall programme could be termed relatively successful. A total of 51 placements were made for the 81 students who registered. Even though the student office will be closing at the end of the week, the Canada Manpower Centre in Thunder Bay will still be sending representatives down on a bi-monthly basis to hold interviews and discuss job opportunities. A fall schedule will be pos- ted in next week's paper. The placement officer, pending gracious consent of the school authorities will be distributing a student information pamphlet in the high schools.giving pertinent facts about the overall job scene in the Terrace Bay, Schreiber area. To the employers who gave their support this summer., a sincere thank you. A special thanks goes out to some great people in the Municipal Office - Mrs. Jan Hall, Mrs. Marg Simmer and Mr. Bill Hanley for their assistance. Good-bye and we may see you next summer. © Larry Fraser. P.S. If you still need students for those last minute summer jobs, remember we're open until the end of the week. STRIKE THREE: YOU'RE SAFE by Larry Fraser Jr. Amid mild confusion and pandamonium, Gerald ~ton hosted their annual ladies softball tour- ony nament this weekend. ® In attendance were three teams from Gerald -ton, two teams from Longlac, one from Hearst, some Terrace Bay cuties and our own Schreiber girls. Even though northern communities are re* = knowned for their arch rivalry and insane jea- lously of each others abilities, the Schreiber mob arrived in Geraldton to find that they had the support of all the fans and every team ex- cept one. It appeared that their first game was against a certain team from Geraldton whose sore Continued page 10