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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 2, I977 25 YEARS AGO - FEBRUARY 28, 1952 STORK CLUB: Congratulations go this week to Mr, and Mrs, Jim Smith on the arrival of a son, February 22nd, 1352 ATTENTION. ALL BOWLERS: If you are having trouble getting strikes by hitting the head pin, Monty Paget is now giving lessons on how to meke strikes by knocking out the four pin. He hasn't as yet made known the fee. Monday night Monty pulled one of these shots that mekes one use language not fit to hear until you take another look and see all the pins falling over. Striking the four pin with enough force to bring it back onto the allies from the back cushion it role led in such a feshion to knock down the remaining pins for a strike. be Monty? VISITORS TO TOWN: Have you decided how much the lessons are going to Mr, and Mrs. Gerard Fecteau, Donnie and Earl and Mr, J. Honkinen of Port Arthur spent the week- end in Terrace Bey, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Marquis, YOUR WEEK AHEAD sy pamis ARIES Mar. 21-Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20-May 20 GEMINI May 21-June 20 MOONCHILD June 21-July 22 LEO July 23-Aug. 22 VIRGO °° Aug. 23-Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct.22 SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-Mar. 20 orecast Period: March 5 to March 12 You may feel motivated to assume leadership in some group or organization. It's the go-get- ter Arian that gets the job done. Career activities benefit from your aggressive efforts. Curb the tendency to become the ab- solute and final "authority." This week may find you on the soap box crusading for some cause. Don't get too fanatical about it. Avoid situations where violence could erupt. You could find yourself very innocently in- volved in an investigation. Someone in your circle prods you into action resulting in a great deal of activity in partner- ship. This is a busy time on the job. Try keeping . stressful situations at a minimum. Built up tension could result in illness. You really go after fun and games this week. Impulsiveness could lead to conflicts. Play down horseplay! X Home loses some of its serinity with Mars in your 4th house keeping things stirred up. Be selective in house guests. You are quite positive about things these days. Be discriminating in putting your thoughts into action. Using your inate good judgement, you could add to your income. Be alert to timely trends. Things seem to be happening too fast. The best way to cope is tc let your emotions work for. rather than against you. Use this quiet period to test ideas and make plans for future action. Important happenings are imminent. : 20 YEARS AGO - FEBRUARY 28, 1957 STORK CLUB: Conretulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Simmer, on the birth of a son, February 2th, 1957. At the first game of the semi-finals series B between Nipigon Flyers and Terrace Bay Superiors held here last Saturday night, Dave Whalen was honoured for his past season's hockey records. Throughout the season, all play- ers! statistics released by statistician J.E. Broughton re- vealed Dave as the top scorer. In achieving the honour as Leading Scorer, Dave shattered three records which in this reporter's opinion will take some time to beat. Dave wes presented with a miniature trophy end an Automatic Gruen Wrist Watch « 15 YEARS AGO = MARCH 1,.1962 Mr, and Mrs, De. Figliomeni will hold an open reception on Saturday, March 3rd, from 3 to 5 in the Town Hall, in honour of their daughter Teresa, whose marriage to Andrea Favuzzi takes place that day in the Holy Angels Church. The merriage of Donna Willoughby, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Willoughby of Schreiber and Harold Markell, Ottawa, will by solemized in a quiet home ceremony, in Ottawa on Saturday, February 24, 1962. The bride will be given in marriage by her uncle Mr. P. Halonen. WEEKEND SPECIALS: Butter - 2 1bs./$1.29. Tenderflake Pure lard - 2 1bs./39%. 69¢/1b. Minced Beef - 2 1bs./69¢. 10 YEARS AGO - MARCH 2, 1967 Maple Leaf Prime Rib Roasts = The Schreiber High School Board and the Terrace Bay High School Board are pleased to announce that sa working sgree-~ ment has been reached. This agreement, if accepted by the Department of Education, would allow expansion at both High Schools. The Schreiber High School would be expanded to offer the full four year program in Business and Commerce, in addition to the present complete five year program in Arts and Science. The Terrace Bay High School would con- tinue to of fer the five year Arts and Science program up to the end of Grade 12, Facilities would be added to estab- 1ish the four year program in Science, Technology, and Trades, and the two year Occupations programe. Mr, and Mrs. Arnold McKechnie announce the engagement of their daughter Alice-Jean to Roy David, son of Mr, and Mrs. Len Williams of Terrace Bay. The wedding will teke place March 25th 1967 in the Community Church, 5 YEARS AGO - MARCH 2, 1972 / The Hospital Board of McCausland Hospital, Terrace Bay, held a public meeting in Schreiber High School to acquaint the public with the proposed plans for the hospital, since it has changed from e private one to a public one. A similar was held in the Terrace Bay High School last Monday . Winners in the Family bonspiel in Schreiber, were First Event - Geoff Birch, Brian Birch, Edie Birch, and Ruth Ann Birch. - Mavis Slater, Myrna McCualig. 1 YEAR AGO - MARCH 3, 1976 On Saturdsy, February 28, 1976 the Women of the Moose, Chapter 1426, Terrace Bay held their 20th Anniversary at the Moose Hall. The 20 yeer members were honoured with a presentation of a gift. They are: Stella Ssdowick, Anne Stachiw and Alma Hart, On February 20th, sketers from Terrace Bay entered the Maniouwadge Inter-club competition and ere test day. Winners were: Danielle Bougle, Cathy lang, Terry Aulen~ back end Denyse Desrosiers. Runners up were Helen Dooley, Frank Walker, | sidan